Commissioner’s Comments

Friday, July 26, 2024 — 7:00 a.m.

Week 11 Results 

  • Tuesday, July 23: Green 13  Blue 6 
  • Wednesday, July 24: Maroon 3  Navy 2
  • Thursday, July 25: Red 8 – Black 6

Support 2024 Run to Home Base

The Green Team’s Jeff Mullin is once again participating in the Run to Home Base, which is being held on Saturday, July 27, at Fenway Park.

Home Base is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war for veterans of all eras, service members, military families, and families of the fallen through world-class, direct clinical care, wellness, education, and research – all at no cost to them – regardless of era of service, discharge status. or geographical location.

Please go to Jeff’s donation page here.

For more information about Home Base, please click here.

Sam White, Commissioner


  In Memory & Appreciation

John D. DeLuca, Jr. was the founding commissioner and driving force behind the Lynnfield Men’s Over-40 Softball League for many years of its early existence, as well as being a beloved member of the Green Team.

It was his vision to establish a social-based sports endeavor, whereby a bunch of middle-aged guys could have the opportunity to get together outdoors one night a week during the nice weather, whack a ball around for a bit, have some fun, pretend they were athletes again, expand their friendships and network of contacts, and – as Billy Joel sang in “Piano Man” – forget about life for a while.

John’s outgoing personality, perpetual grin, infectious laugh, and sense of humor — combined with his warm and spirited greeting of “Hey, buddy!” to all — made him a natural leader and a friend to virtually everyone he encountered in all corners of his life. This was never more evident than the outpouring of support he received after being diagnosed with leukemia, and the hundreds of people who participated in the subsequent bone marrow drive that was conducted in an attempt to save his life.

John fought a very valiant battle, but ultimately succumbed to this disease on June 21, 2008, at the much too young age of 53.

What he started and tirelessly nurtured for all those years has been bequeathed to all of us to sturdily build on and take forward.

To you from failing hands we throw the torch; be yours to hold it high.