Established in 1929, the Greater Hartford Twilight Baseball League is Connecticut's premier amateur baseball league.
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Isaiah Mylers, Record-Journal Expos, Ceppa Field, 2018
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RT @MooDogPress: @GHTBL1929 Wonderful history and context. "...Ruth entered the game as a pinch-hitter and grounded out to the oppos… https://t.co/ZJ1DetscD3
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Tebow to open spring in Mets' major league camp https://t.co/wD0ujuelHu
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Bulkeley Stadium, Gone But Not Forgotten https://t.co/OFF2iYjJzg
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GHTBL Managers and Executive Committee members at tonight’s winter meeting. Left to right, (back row): Tyler Repol… https://t.co/nkFBvc8Edf
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ABOUT THE TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Established in 1929, the Greater Hartford Twilight Baseball League is Connecticut's premier wood bat, amateur baseball league for adults. Over 300 Hartford Twilight players have advanced to professional baseball since the league's founding. Former Major League players from the GHTBL include Pete Naktenis, Bob Repass, Moe Drabowsky, Monk Dubiel, Joey Jay and many more. Jeff Bagwell, Bernie Williams, Rob Dibble and Ricky Bottalico played in the GHTBL before becoming MLB All-Stars. Hartford Twilight alumni currently employed by Major League Baseball are St. Louis Cardinals Director of Player Development, Gary LaRocque and Toronto Blue Jays Pitching Coach, Pete Walker. GHTBL alumni now playing professional baseball include A.J. Pollock of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Scott Oberg of the Colorado Rockies. As a non-profit organization, the GHTBL aims to preserve and promote amateur baseball in the Greater Hartford area while supporting the community through charitable giving.