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08/24/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

πŸ†πŸš‚ 2026 HIGH A CHAMPIONS YONKERS RAIL SPLITTERS πŸš‚πŸ†

After three games between two of High A’s most accomplished programs, the Yonkers Rail Splitters defeated the defending champion Nassau Yankees, 2–1, in the best-of-three Championship Series to capture the 2026 High A Championship!

Yonkers opened with an 8–2 Game 1 victory, powered by home runs from Jarrett Hyder and Danny Alvarez and six strong innings from Noel Vasquez.

Nassau answered with a 5–3 Game 2 victory, forcing exactly what this matchup deserved:

A WINNER-TAKE-ALL GAME 3. πŸ”₯

With the score tied 2–2 in the fifth, Danny Alvarez delivered the go-ahead RBI single.

Then Jarrett Hyder took it from there.

7 IP β€’ 4 H β€’ 2 R β€’ 0 ER β€’ 8 K
A complete-game championship performance.

πŸš‚ RAIL SPLITTERS 3, YANKEES 2.

What a postseason run:

πŸ”₯ 5–4 walk-off over #6 Bronx Braves
πŸ”₯ 9–1 over #2 LES Knights
πŸ”₯ 6–0 over #1 Dragons
πŸ”₯ 8–2 over Nassau
❌ 3–5 vs. Nassau
πŸ† 3–2 over Nassau

The Rail Splitters established this A-level club in 2017.

Since then:

πŸ† 2018 β€’ 2019 β€’ 2023 β€’ 2024 β€’ 2026

FIVE A/HIGH A CHAMPIONSHIPS.
And now three championships in the last four seasons.

A tremendous salute to the Nassau Yankees. The 2025 champions reached the Championship Series for the third consecutive season, fought back after dropping Game 1 and pushed the series to the final out of a winner-take-all Game 3.

Two heavyweight programs. Three championship games. A fitting finish to an outstanding High A season.

PLAYOFF MVP
⭐️ JARRETT HYDER ⭐️

Hyder contributed throughout the postseason, homered in Game 1 of the Championship Series and then took the baseball with everything on the line in Game 3, delivering seven championship innings, eight strikeouts and zero earned runs.

When Yonkers needed one more win…he finished it.

Congratulations to the 2026 NYC Metro High A Champion Yonkers Rail Splitters! πŸ†πŸš‚

2018 β€’ 2019 β€’ 2023 β€’ 2024 β€’ 2026

Five times on the trophy.

THE CROWN IS BACK HOME. πŸ‘‘

You know what time it is. Get involved. Be part of the movement. You know the vibes. This is Metro.

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08/24/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

πŸ†πŸš€ 2026 LOW A CHAMPIONS β€” ALL-CITY ASTROS πŸš€πŸ†

FROM THE #6 SEED TO THE TOP OF LOW A.

The All-City Astros are your 2026 NYC Metro Baseball League Low A Champions! πŸ†

Their road started in the final week of the regular season, when they needed a sweep just to qualify for the postseason.

They got it.

Then the #6 seed went to work:
πŸ”₯ 8-3 over BQE Gridlock
πŸ”₯ 7-5 over #2 Hudson Hurricanes
πŸ”₯ 8-4 over Nassau Yankees

Three games. Three wins. 3-0 through bracket play.

Astoria took Game 1 of the Championship Series, 4-3, putting All-City one loss away from elimination.

Game 2 became a marathon.

Tied 3-3 through nine, the Astros pushed across two runs in the 10th and held on for a 5-3 victory to force Game 3.

Chris Lopez was dominant in relief:
πŸ”₯ 5β…” scoreless innings
πŸ”₯ 8 strikeouts
πŸ”₯ 1 walk

Then, with the championship on the line, All-City left no doubt.

The Astros jumped out early and rolled to a 10-0 Game 3 victory.

Lopez was brilliant again:
πŸ”₯ 5 IP
πŸ”₯ 1 hit
πŸ”₯ 0 runs
πŸ”₯ 5 strikeouts
πŸ”₯ 0 walks
πŸ”₯ 1 immaculate inning

⭐️ 2026 LOW A PLAYOFF MVP β€” CHRIS LOPEZ ⭐️

Across Games 2 and 3 of the Championship Series:

10β…” SCORELESS INNINGS
13 STRIKEOUTS
1 WALK
4 HITS ALLOWED

Two must-win games. Two scoreless performances. One championship.

Edgar De La Cruz also delivered in a big way, collecting two hits in Game 2 before going 2-for-4 with 3 RBI in the decisive Game 3.

A huge salute to the Astoria Mets, who fought through the losers bracket, won four straight elimination games, and pushed this series to the limit.

For All-City, this championship also makes history.

πŸ† 2021 LOW A CHAMPIONS
πŸ† 2026 LOW A CHAMPIONS

The All-City Astros become the first organization to win the Low A Championship twice.

From needing a sweep just to get in…
to the #6 seed…
to the last team standing.

Congratulations to the 2026 LOW A CHAMPION ALL-CITY ASTROS! πŸ†πŸ”₯

You know what time it is. Get involved. Be part of the movement. You know the vibes. This is Metro.
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08/23/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

⭐️⚾️ 2026 EXPANSION DIVISION ALL-STARS ⚾️⭐️

Congratulations to the 2026 NYC Metro Baseball League Expansion Division All-Stars!

These players earned their recognition through their performances throughout the 2026 season, representing the Reapers, Royals, Ruckus, Mutants, Bodega Cats and Thunder. πŸ‘

Every name on this list represents a player who made an impact for his club and helped make this one of our most competitive Expansion seasons yet.

And a few SPECIAL SHOUTOUTS are in order… πŸ†

πŸ† 2026 EXPANSION DIVISION CHAMPIONS
GRAVESEND REAPERS

From a 21-5-1 regular season and the #1 overall seed to an undefeated postseason and the championship, the Reapers completed an incredible season and finished the job. πŸ‘‘

🧒 MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Seth Manilove β€” Gravesend Reapers

⚾️ CY YOUNG AWARD
George Miller β€” Gravesend Reapers

⭐️ MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
Andrew Sola β€” Bronx Royals

πŸ”₯ PLAYOFF MVP
Kyle Herguth β€” Gravesend Reapers

Four well-earned individual honors highlighting some tremendous seasons β€” and congratulations again to every player selected as a 2026 Expansion Division All-Star.

The Expansion Division continues to be one of the most exciting pieces of what we’re building at Metro β€” new teams, new players, growing programs, great competition and another group taking the next step. πŸ“ˆβšΎοΈ

To all of our 2026 selections:

YOU EARNED IT. ⭐️

Congratulations to the 2026 Expansion Division All-Stars, our award winners, and once again to your 2026 Expansion Division Champion Gravesend Reapers! πŸ†

You know what time it is. Get involved. Be part of the movement. You know the vibes. This is Metro.

08/21/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

πŸ†βšΎοΈ HIGH A CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES β€” GAME 2 βšΎοΈπŸ†

#3 YONKERS RAIL SPLITTERS πŸ†š #5 NASSAU YANKEES

If you’ve followed High A baseball over the last several years, these two names should look very familiar.

Yonkers Rail Splitters.

Nassau Yankees.

Two of the toughest and most successful programs in this division.

And once again…

they’re playing for the championship.

The Rail Splitters enter Saturday with a 1–0 lead in the best-of-three Championship Series after an impressive 8–2 Game 1 victory over the defending champion Yankees.

That means the stakes are simple:

πŸ”₯ Yonkers wins Game 2 β†’ CHAMPIONS.

πŸ”₯ Nassau wins Game 2 β†’ WINNER-TAKE-ALL GAME 3, immediately afterward.

And there is a LOT of history sitting behind this matchup.

08/21/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

πŸ†βšΎοΈ LOW A CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES β€” GAME 2 βšΎοΈπŸ†

#5 ASTORIA METS πŸ†š #6 ALL-CITY ASTROS

One win away.

Two wins away.

And absolutely nothing about the road here has gone according to seed.

This Saturday, the Low A Championship Series continues with the Astoria Mets holding a 1–0 series lead over the All-City Astros after taking an exciting Game 1, 4–3.

It’s a best-of-three Championship Series.

For Astoria, the equation is simple:

Win Game 2. Win the championship. πŸ†

For All-City:

Win Game 2. Force Game 3. Then go win it all.

And if Game 3 is necessary, we’ll play it immediately afterward.

πŸ”₯ #5 vs. #6 FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP πŸ”₯

If you want to understand just how competitive these Low A playoffs have been, start there.

The top two seeds entered the postseason with first-round byes.

They became the first two teams eliminated.

And now the No. 5 and No. 6 seeds are the last two standing.

Welcome to the Metro postseason. 😀⚾️

08/21/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

πŸ†βšΎοΈ 2026 EXPANSION DIVISION CHAMPIONS β€” GRAVESEND REAPERS βšΎοΈπŸ†

From the top of the standings…
to the top of the podium.
The Gravesend Reapers are your 2026 NYC Metro Baseball League Expansion Division Champions! πŸ†
And after the season they put together, there is no question they earned it.

Gravesend entered the postseason as the #1 overall seed by a wide margin, finishing an outstanding regular season with a 21-5-1 record and earning an opening-round bye.

From there?
They never lost again.
Three postseason games. Three victories.

And when it came time to play for the championship, the Reapers saved their most emphatic statement for last.

πŸ”₯ GRAVESEND REAPERS 13, BRONX ROYALS 2 πŸ”₯

The Expansion Division Championship was scheduled for nine innings.

The Reapers ended it in seven.

A 13-2 mercy-rule victory put the finishing touches on a dominant season and officially crowned Gravesend as the 2026 Expansion Division Champion.

But their road to the trophy began with a semifinal series against a tough Third Ave Thunder team.

And Game 1 was anything but easy.

Thunder grabbed leads of 3-2 and later 6-4, forcing Gravesend to answer.

And answer they did.

The Reapers exploded in the bottom of the fifth, turning a 6-4 deficit into an 11-6 lead before ultimately taking the opener:

πŸ”₯ Reapers 11, Thunder 7.

George Miller battled through five innings and struck out eight to earn the victory, while the Reapers showed patience and pressure throughout the lineup β€” drawing 10 walks and stealing eight bases.

Then came Game 2.

This time, Gravesend didn’t wait around.
Five runs in the first inning.
Three more in the second.
And Kyle Herguth took care of the rest.

Herguth delivered six outstanding innings, allowing just one run on four hits while striking out nine without issuing a single walk.

πŸ”₯ Reapers 8, Thunder 1.

Series over.
2–0 sweep.
Championship berth secured. 🧹
On Championship Day, the Reapers were ready.

08/20/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

πŸ†βšΎοΈ 2026 REDEMPTION RUMBLE CHAMPIONS β€” YONKERS RAIL SPLITTERS βšΎοΈπŸ†

Another chapter has been written in one of Metro’s favorite young traditions.

On Sunday, August 16, the Yonkers Rail Splitters captured the 2026 Redemption Rumble Championship with a dramatic 5–4 walk-off victory over the Harlem Bodega Cats at Randall’s Island.

And this one came down to the very end.

With the game tied 4–4 in the bottom of the seventh, the Rail Splitters pushed across the winning run to walk it off and bring home the Rumble Championship. πŸ†

Martin Sierra was an absolute workhorse on the mound, going the distance with 7 innings, 8 strikeouts and 114 pitches to earn the victory.

At the top of the order, Andrew Sola led the offense with a 3-for-4 performance, scoring a run and driving in another, while Hector Nunez added two hits and an RBI as part of an eight-hit Rail Splitters attack.

But the Redemption Rumble has always been about more than one game.

More than anything, though, we’re proud to see this event becoming part of the fabric and tradition of Metro.

A very special thank you to the Harlem Bodega Cats, their managers and their players.

The Bocats showed up, competed their tails off and helped give us a championship game worthy of the occasion. More importantly, their continued support of the Redemption Rumble and commitment to keeping this tradition going forward means a great deal to us.

Traditions only become traditions because people continue to show up for them, and the Bocats have done exactly that. ❀️

And to the Yonkers Rail Splitters β€” thank you for the consistent turnout, the buy-in and for embracing what this event is supposed to represent. You continued showing up for one another throughout the Rumble, and on Sunday, you finished the job together.

08/12/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

🚨 FALL BALL EXPANSION TRYOUT β€” THIS SUNDAY! 🚨

Metro is building up to TWO teams for the Fall Expansion Division, and we’re looking for players who are ready to commit, onboard, and get registered immediately.

⚾ Sunday, August 16 | 10 AM
πŸ“ Randall’s Island β€” Field 48
πŸ’° Registered Free Agents: $28
πŸ’° Walk-Ons: $38

First to commit gets the spot. We’re not holding roster positions based on interest alone. Players selected to move forward should be prepared to register and get paid up immediately so we can lock these teams in and get to work.

πŸ”₯ Registered Metro Free Agents are our priority and preference.
Free Agent registration link is in our bio.

πŸ’³ Zelle preferred.
πŸ’΅ Cash accepted β€” EXACT CASH ONLY.

The Fall season begins Saturday, September 12, so the clock is moving. You want fall baseball? This is your opportunity to get in.

Show up ready. Compete. Commit. Let’s build these rosters. ⚾πŸ”₯



You know what time it is. Get involved. Be part of the movement. You know the vibes. This is Metro.
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07/21/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

HIGH A: FINAL WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON

πŸ‘‘ The race for the top two seeds is nearly settled. The Hester St. Dragons have locked up the No. 1 seed, while the L.E.S. Knights have secured the second seed heading into the postseason.

βš”οΈ The battle for the No. 3 seed is still on. The Yonkers RailSplitters and Harlem HA’s remain in contention, with each looking to secure the highest possible position entering the playoffs.

🎟️ One playoff position remains. The Nassau Yankees and Bronx Braves are battling for the sixth and final postseason spot (seeding). Nassau closes the regular season against the Dragons, while the Braves face a pivotal doubleheader with the RailSplitters.

πŸ“ˆ The middle of the bracket is still taking shape. Every result this weekend will influence postseason positioning and determine the path each team must navigate once the playoffs begin.

πŸ”₯ The regular season champion has been crownedβ€”but the playoff picture is far from complete. One final weekend will finalize the bracket and set the stage for what promises to be an exciting double-elimination tournament.

You know what time it is. Get involved. Be part of the movement. You know the vibes. This is Metro.

07/21/2026

Metro Family & Friends,

LOW A: FINAL WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON

πŸ† The race for the top seed is still alive. Gridlock, the Bronx Tigers, Nassau, and Hudson all remain in contention for the division’s two first-round byes.

βš”οΈ Gridlock vs. Hurricanes and Tigers vs. Yankees headline the weekend and will go a long way toward determining the final top-four order.

🎟️ One playoff berth remains. The RailSplitters and Astros meet in a winner-take-most doubleheader. Yonkers needs only a split to clinch the sixth and final playoff spot, while the Astros must sweep to keep their season alive.

⚾ The Astoria Mets look to lock down the No. 5 seed as they wrap up the regular season against the Dragons.

πŸ”₯ Every game this weekend has postseason implications as the Low A regular season comes to a close.

You know what time it is. Get involved. Be part of the movement. You know the vibes. This is Metro.

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