Futures League MVP Ben Rice had a league-leading 11 home runs. (Carol Morocco)
The summer of 2020 was certainly a unique one, but the Futures Collegiate Baseball League recently completed its season featuring some of the best baseball that the New England region had to offer.
In the end, the Nashua Silver Knights captured their league-record fifth championship with a come-from-behind, three-game series victory over the top-seeded Worcester Bravehearts over the weekend at Holman Stadium.
However, the important statistics and storylines were created all throughout the six-team circuit.
Our postseason wrap-up of this summer’s Futures League action continues with a look into the numbers from the 39-game season that began in early July, plus some of the players that made a name for themselves:
