It’s hard to win a series when your offense takes a nap for an entire series. In fact, the Flagstaff Outlaw pitching staff did all they could to help keep their teammates in the games, playing in three one-run games and a fourth that was a one-game until late. But the Bear Country Jamboree win another series against the Outlaws, pushing their season record to 6-2 and climbing within four games of first place.
Read moreAfter missing out on Tommy Hunter when the Salem Cowtippers swooped in on a nearly consummated deal, the Kansas Law Dogs turned up and offered up a consolation prize: Bryan Shaw.
Read moreHolding a four-game lead thanks to a sweep against the Boulevards in the opening month of the season, Flagstaff had to travel to Kansas City to see if they could keep those Boulevards from gaining any head-to-head ground.
Read moreAfter all the preseason hype, the Flagstaff Outlaws starting 2018 on the right foot, winning 75% of their games thanks to great pitching and solid defense. It’s a foundation that could lead the Outlaws to their best season in the 20-season history of the BDBL.
Read moreIn a series that has been as lopsided as their have ever been in BDBL history, the Flagstaff Outlaws had to continue to play nail-biters, but escapes with a rare series victory in Los Altos. It marks the second time Flagstaff has won on enemy soil.
Read moreWhen Greg Newgard completed the purchase for a franchise in the BDBL in 2003, Newgard wondered what sort of rivalries might emerge after joining the Higuera Division. But in 2004, franchise moved from Houston to Silicon Valley and a ‘radical realignment’ plan allowed Newgard to see his franchise switch leagues and join the Griffin Division.
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