Hope everyone is staying safe, keeping healthy, and following necessary quarantine protocols. We have been, but we have grown bored and anxious to play. Our 2020 season could be right around the corner. We have a couple of different dates that keep spinning around and we hope to get to them to start the season... Continue Reading →

GENERATIONAL MATCH You got the drama of it all. The two big rivals of the last 9 years. Their matchups all-time favor the Pirates with 1-2 record against one another since the Pirates came in, in 2009. The Yankees come in chasing their 12th title and going after their third in this decade. Different squads... Continue Reading →

It's almost that time again. "The Manny Cometh" as he would say. Manny K. is on his way back to NY for a Labor Day weekend arrival. He looks to give the ole' Pirates, a little cannon fire. He has come back for the last three seasons if you include this year and has usually... Continue Reading →

It has been an exciting summer for us! Despite a ton of rain outs, losing a team, and a couple of other issues, this has been a season to remember. The Phillies led by Alen Kalic have made a splash. In the second half of the year, they have been picking up the pace. Rookie... Continue Reading →

Yes, thirty seasons have gone by in Colonie Wiffleball's history. There were so many headlines coming into this weekend. The Yankees team attendance, the Yankees rookies, the Phillies first game, Alen Kalics managerial decisions, Jorge on the DL missing his first opening day ever, the Mets' rookie, and their WS hangover. Friday Night:  A preview... Continue Reading →

You can smell it......... The 2018 season is right around the corner. With March coming in on Thursday, it has awoken some of the players in Colonie Wiffleball to the yearly mayhem. 2017 was one for the books. Looking back at it, it was transitional year. A lot of up's and down's, a lot of... Continue Reading →

Another exciting year in the books. The Mets become the first expansion team in history to win a WS title in their debut season. They were the number one all year and steam rolled through the first round the first round of the playoffs. They met an experienced Yankee team in the WS team who... Continue Reading →

This was vintage stuff. A late start on Friday after two Met wins in the other bracket, was watched by the remaining players, fiance's, neighbors, and others. It was the 16 year old Murr against the 13 season vet Gadani. Coming into this, Murr had never started a playoff game and had only played in... Continue Reading →