May 16, 2012
Decrevel Joins BDBL
SALEM, NH - The league officially welcomed our newest member, Matt Decrevel, to the league on Wednesday afternoon.  Matt replaces long-time BDBL owner and former league champion Tony Chamra, who resigned in April after 12 years in the BDBL.  Decrevel is a 24-year-old web designer and application developer from St. Louis, and a friend of St. Louis Apostles owner, Bobby Sylvester.

May 1, 2012
Another Chapter in the Books
SALEM, NH - The second chapter of the 2012 season officially came to a close, with the Chicago Black Sox dominating the chapter with an impressive 23-5 record.  New Milford (19-9), Sylmar (19-9), Kansas (18-10) and South Carolina (18-10) also enjoyed a successful run in the second chapter.  Trailing the league were the Villanova Mustangs, who not only lost 23 games, but their owner as well.  The Granite State Lightning (7-21) continued to suck, and the Great Lakes Sphinx (8-20) and Niagara Locks (9-19) weren't much better.

April 29, 2012
Chamra Resigns
VILLANOVA - Villanova Mustangs GM Tony Chamra resigned from the BDBL on Sunday after struggling to find time to devote to the league in recent months.  Chamra joined the BDBL in September of 2000, making him #13 in seniority.  Chamra retires with a lifetime record of 846-998 -- a .459 winning percentage that ranks #42 all time (out of 59 owners in BDBL history.)  But there is one thing that Chamra owns that most of the 41 owners ahead of him on that list do not: the coveted BDBL championship trophy.

April 9, 2012
Kansas Keeps Pace
KANSAS - Despite NOT making a blockbuster trade with the Cowtippers on April 1st, the Kansas Law Dogs have managed to keep pace in the Higuera Division, and trail the heavily-favored Allentown Ridgebacks by just two games.  Kansas and Allentown faced off head-to-head (well, head-to-MP) this week, resulting in the Law Dogs emerging with a series victory.

Matt Cain outdueled Josh Beckett in the first game, as Beckett allowed a pair of homers to Jose Bautista and Gaby Sanchez, giving Kansas the win.  In Game Two, Kansas fought back from a 3-0 deficit by scoring 5 runs in the 8th and 9th innings off of Jeremy Hellickson and Johnny Venters.  Kansas then made it three in a row with an improbable win over Tim Lincecum, with a Sanchez RBI double in the 7th providing the one-run cushion.  Faced with a series sweep, the Ridgebacks sent Chien Ming Wang to the hill in the fourth game, and he allowed just one run through seven innings while scattering ten hits.  Allentown scored all the runs they would need with a three-run first against Roy Oswalt, spoiling the sweep.