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Chatham with 23 alums in CCBL Hall of Fame with three more inducttees
![]() Andrew Miller was named the CCBL's top prospect in 2005 The 6-foot-7 North Carolina southpaw fashioned back-to-back superlative seasons in the Cape League, posting a 2-0 record with a 2.03 ERA in 2004 and a 6-0 mark with a 1.65 ERA in 05 when he was named the leagues outstanding pro prospect, co-pitcher of the year and college summer baseballs player of the year. Andrew set the University of North Carolina record with most strikeouts in a season (133) and career (325) and was named Baseball Americas National Player of the Year, while also winning the Roger Clemens Award as the nations top pitcher. He was a first-round draft choice of the Detroit Tigers in 2006 and later signed with the Boston Red Sox with whom he posted a 6-3 record in 2011 and is one of their top relievers in 2012. Jim Sherman, Chatham This University of Delaware star batted .339 in 1980, .335 in 81 and earned all-star honors both seasons as a slugging outfielder for the Chatham As. He helped the 1980 club, managed by Ed Lyons, to a 29-13-1 record and a first-place finish before losing a best-of-five championship series to Falmouth. Sherman played every one of his teams games and was a two-time all-star. In 81, he was named the Daniel J. Silva Sportsmanship Award winner. Besides averaging .337 over two seasons with Chatham, Sherman also carved out an impressive four-year career at Delaware, hitting .347 while belting 46 home runs and collecting 277 RBIs from 1979-1982. He earned All-East Conference honors all four years. A sixth-round draft choice of the Houston Astros in 1982, Shermans hopes of making the big club were dashed by a knee injury in 1985 and he finished his pro career in Triple-A. He turned to coaching, starting in 1987 at Wilmington College, where he won numerous coach-of-the-year awards. In 1995, he moved to his alma mater as an assistant under Hall of Fame coach Bob Hannah and succeeded Hannah as head coach in 2001. Shermans Blue Hens have been consistent title contenders and have made two NCAA tournament appearances. Sherman was elected to the Wilmington College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001, the University of Delaware Baseball Hall of Fame in 200 and University of Delaware Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009. These three inductees bring the total number of alumni in the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame to 23. The full list is below. Chatham Alumni in CCBL Hall of Fame2000 Ed Lyons, manager ('76-82); Thurman Munson ('67)2002 George Greer ('66-67) 2003 Ed Baird ('65-67); Joe Jabar ('66-67) 2004 John Caneira ('73); Don Reed, coach ('85-86) 2005 Ken Voges ('63) 2006 Steve Duda ('91-92); Rik Currier ('98-99) 2007 Steve Saradnik ('64-67); Walt Terrell ('79) 2008 Derrick DePriest ('99); Mike Stenhouse ('77-79) 2009 Zane Carlson ('01-03); Joe "Skip" Lewis, manager ('65-69) 2010 Tom Grieve ('66); Tom Weir ('66) 2011 Dave Bush ('00-01); Mike Lowell ('94) 2012 John Carroll ('61-63); Andrew Miller ('04-05); Jim Sherman ('80-81) |
ArchivesCLICK HERE to view Chatham's Archive Page, complete with statistics, photos, rosters, alumni info, and more.Thank you, fans!The 2022 Anglers season has come to an end. Thank you for your support, and we'll see you at Veterans Field in June 2023. 2022 Schedule
08/11/2022 - 08/17/2022
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