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| Trademarked "Asshole" shirts will be available for purchase on gamedays. One size fits all. |
| For a short time only, we will also have full body suits available for purchase. The suits were originally tested in Pittsfield under the direct supervision of former Red Sox player George Scott. The suits will protect the body from all adverse effects resulting from long term exposure to high-powered constrcution lights. Unfortunately, at this time the suits are only available in TWL Pink. |
| The 2007 WMWA Champion Greenhouse Gassers, Brian Cook and Dave Bodendorf (missing from the photo is Bodhi Hill). |
| 2007 featured a wire to wire home run race between Colin Chisholm (L) and Matt Catellier (R). The race came down to the final game of the season in which their respective teams faced each other. Colin's 5th inning bomb gave him 66 homers for the season and the league title. Matt ended the season with 65. |
| Cambridge's Chris Viale utilized several unique deliveries as he posted a 1.55 ERA in 165 innings. Here's a post-haircut photo. |
| It's a rare sight in the WMWA, but there's still a few old schoolers who use the yellow bat with great success. Chris Havener (L) had 117 hits and batted .437, while Dave Bodendorf (R) batted .471 and hit 58 homers. Some others that used the yellow relic in 2007 were Bryan Carney from YCBS (.526 avg), Don Thompson from the 99ers (.498 avg), and Jay Voyik from the Flush (.387 avg). |
| The Beagle City Dirt Doggs posted a 2007 win-loss record of 35-7, winning the regular season title and finishing second in the championship series. From left to right is Mario Cosentini, Rusty Ficarra, and John Matte. |
| Captain High Socks and one of his followers - The WMWA might be forced to ban this type of behavior next season. |