Cape Cod Classic, Cape Cod, MA (est. 1995)

Some of the Boston teams who have participated in this event include:

• 2006: Club Franz captured the title, beating the Situate Tide, 3-0, in 11 innings. Other BMBL teams include: Waltham Red Sox, Lexington Astros, Framingham Orioles, and Middlesex Thunder.
• 2005: Middlesex Thunder captured the title, beating Club Franz, 9-3. Other BMBL teams include: Waltham Red Sox, South Shore Tides and the Lexington Astros.
• 2004: Middlesex Thunder win title beating the Mashpee Knights 6-4 at beautiful Whitehouse Field in Harwich. Other BMBL teams incude: Rhode Island Salts, Worcester Stars and Lexington Astro-Sox, and Duxbury Twins.
• 2003: Middlesex Thunder win title with a 1-0 win over the Worcester Stars at Chatham Field, home of the Chatham Athletics. From the BMBL, the Duxbury Twins and Lexington Astros/Newton Red Sox also played.

2004 Middlesex Thunder Champions

Caribbean Winter Baseball Championship, San Juan, Puerto Rico (est. 1995)

In 2005, the 10th Annual MSBL Caribbean Winter Baseball Championship was held in San Juan, Puerto Rico where the New England Bandits posted a 5-2 overall record. The Bandits went 4-1 in pool play, beating 2 teams from Puerto Rico. In the Quarterfinals, the Bandits knocked off last year's champion Puerto Rico Seniors 6-5 before losing to the champion Daytona Beach in the Semifinals. Some of the Boston teams who have participated in this event include:

• 2009: New England Bandits, Rhode Island Cardinals.
• 2008: New England Bandits, Rhode Island Cardinals.
• 2007: New England Bandits, Rhode Island Cardinals.
• 2006:
• 2005: New England Bandits.
• 2004: Boston Clippers, New England Bandits, Boston Cardinals.
• 2003: Brockton Athletics defeated Puerto Rico for the title, 21-9. The New England Bandits also competed.
• 2002: New England Bandits.
• 2001: Boston Bandits.

2005 New England Bandits Led by Dickie Pacino

A's Richie Figueroa, Franz Strassman, Dave Valdanbrini, James King, and Tony Catalano

Central Mass Tourney, Leominster, MA

Boston Wolfpack defeated Leominster Diamondbacks for 2006 Championship. The Quincy Grays and Duxbury Blue Jays also competed from the BMBL.

Cooperstown Classic, Cooperstown, NY (est. 2004)

This tournament began with 6 teams in 2004 and the MABL Marlins winning the Cup. The tourney expanded to 9 teams in 2005 with the MIBL Brockton Reds winning in back-to-back years. Games are played at Doubleday Field at the Baseball Hall of Fame, as well as at Beaver Valley an Windsor Park in Cooperstown. More info on the Cooperstown Tourney.

2006 Champion Brockton Reds

Terry Belli of Brewers at Doubleday

Down East Classic, South Portland, ME (est. 1998)

Each Fourth of July weekend, the Southern Maine Men's Baseball League hosts the Annual Down East Wood Bat Tournament. Some of the Boston teams who have participated in this event include:

• 2006: The Middlesex Thunder win 38+ title over the Maine Diamond Dogs, 8-2. The North Andover Thunder competed in the 28+ division and lost in the semifinals to the Rhode Island Riptide, 4-0.
• 2005: The Middlesex Thunder went 3-0 in pool play, but lost to the Maine Diamond Dogs in Semi finals. The Acton Orioles went 1-2 and did not make the playoffs.
• 2004: The Middlesex Thunder won the 38+ Division Championship beating the Maine Diamond Dogs in the Finals 14-2. The North Andover Thunder, Acton Orioles and New England Mutts also competed.
• 2003: Middlesex Thunder, Brockton A's, North Andover Thunder.
• 2002: North Andover Thunder, Middlesex Thunder, Acton Orioles.
• 2001: Cleveland Circle Indians, New England Bandits, Acton Orioles, Boston Wolfpack.

2006 Middlesex Thunder win title.

Alex Masel accepts 2004 Trophy

Russ Ward named 2004 MVP

East Bridgewater Tournament, East Bridgewater, MA (est. 1997-2002)

• 2002: Rained out.
• 2001: Rhode Island Stars win title over the Cleveland Circle Indians. The Boston Dirt Dogs and Quincy Devil Rays also competed.
• 2000: Rhode Island Stars win title. Also competing from the BMBL are the Cleveland Circle Indians, Boston Dirt Dogs, Quincy Devil Rays and the Boston United.

Fall River Baseball Tournament, Fall River, MA

In the 2002 Fall River Baseball Tournament (SMBL), the Boston MABL squad finished 3rd overall, finishing with a record of 4-3. Six MABL teams were represented on the roster, including the Royals, Braves, Reds, Red Sox, Marlins and Dodgers.

Green Mountain Baseball Tournament, Burlington, VT

In 2004, the Newton Red Sox were defeated by South Burlington in the finals by a score of 5-2 (wrapping up with a 4-1 record overall). The Boston Bean Bags lost in the semifinals to Newton, but finished 3-1 overall. The Boston Indians finished 2-1 overall, but did not advance to the playoff round.

Marcus Chimber Tourney, Brockton, MA (est. 2006)

The tourney was hosted by the MIBL to raise funds for Marcus Chimbur, a 9-year old boy from Brockton who was diagnosed with Leukemia on the day before he was to play in his first all-star game.

The MABL Boston Commons finished 1-1 in pool play, just sneaking into the playoff round. The Commons then advanced to the semifinals where they defeated Brockton Legion Post 35, 7-3, before getting crushed by the MIBL A Squad in the Finals, 12-3. See Marcus Chimbur tourney pictures, scores and roster.

Alan Donaruma of the Hurricanes was named the MABL MVP for tossing a complete game shutout and smacking a 3-run homerun the next game. In the Homerun Derby, Kevin Beliveau of the Dodgers and Kevin Bell of the Orioles each went yard -- Bell's off Red Sox legend Oil Can Boyd.

Alan Donaruma tags 3-run HR.

Beliveau, Bell & Oil Can Boyd.

Mass Open, Boston, MA (est. 2002)

2002 marked the only year for the Mass Open, a Boston Baseball League tournament where teams from the MABL and MSBL battled each other for bragging rights. Plus, as a pre-season tournament, it gave all participating teams an opportunity to prepare for the regular season. Each team played 3 games of round-robin over 2 weekends. View Mass Open Results.

NABA World Series, Phoenix, AZ

In 2006, the Boston Rockies finished 3-2 in pool play at the National Adult Baseball Association World Series in Arizona to advance to the playoffs. After a quarterfinals win over Tricity, 6-5, the Rockies lost in the semifinals, 9-5, to the Newport Beach Storm. The Rockies roster contained 8 current and 8 former BMBL players.

N.I.T. Tournament, Boston, MA

The NIT was founded in 2001 by Mets skipper Brian Fodera as the tournament of 8 non-playoff teams. The Red Sox won the tourney with an 11-0 romping over the Diamondbacks. Corey Aldoupolis pitched 6 shutout innings. Dan Williams closed the game out by hitting two and striking out three to preserve the shut out. See all the 2001 NIT teams and scores.

Roy Hobbs World Series, Ft. Myers, FL

Many from the Boston Men's Baseball League competed in the Roy Hobbs World Series in Fort Myers, Florida.

• The Massachusetts Chiefs won the 48+ AAA Division. BMBL players included Steve Eddy, Randy Sabino, Rollie Hill and Dave Valdanbrini.
• The Boston Braves advanced to the 38+ AA Division playoffs, but lost in the first round. Greg Davis was named Braves' MVP.