Almont's baseball team faces a rebuilding season as they rely on returning players and newcomers to step up following the departure of nine graduates. Dryden introduces Richard Furneaux as the new coach with a mix of players, including freshmen starters. Imlay City welcomes coach Martin Barker with a young team and the challenge of rebuilding the struggling program.

The Big Picture

These local baseball teams are undergoing changes in coaching and player compositions, facing challenges and opportunities in the upcoming season.

By the Numbers
  • Almont went 16-14 overall with a 9-5 league record last season
  • Imlay City struggled with a 0-14 BWAC record and 5-19 overall last year
State of Play
  • Almont: 75% of the team is underclassmen
  • Dryden: Richard Furneaux's first season with four freshmen starting
  • Imlay City: Rebuilding with only four returning players and a new coach
What's Next

These teams will focus on player development and team cohesion throughout the season, aiming to compete successfully in their respective leagues.

Bottom Line

Local baseball teams are navigating changes, youth, and competitive leagues as they strive for success and improvement in the upcoming season.