In 1968, the Falmouth Commodores were formed and were a charter member of the newly formed Cape Cod Baseball League. The team quickly established a reputation for producing competitive teams that were always a fan favorite. The Commodores have won three league championships, including back-to-back titles in 2017 and 2018. The team has a long history of producing MLB players, with 35 Commodores having been drafted since 2003. Falmouth has a rich history with the Cape Cod Baseball League, having fielded a team every year since its inception. The Falmouth Commodores were formed in 1968 and have quickly become a fan favorite. Over the years, they have won three league championships, including back-to-back titles in 2017 and 2018. The Commodores have also been successful in producing MLB players, with 35 players having been drafted since 2003. Baseball has been part of Falmouth’s history for many years, with games being played at the Central Park grounds in Falmouth Heights for the first 63 years of the twentieth century. Fans would sit on the grassy hill overlooking the field or in their cars parked along the first base side. The only drawback was a short right field, where balls would occasionally bounce off a house on Central Park Avenue and be scored as doubles. At one time, the team was called the Cottage Club, derived from the many summer cottages that were built at Falmouth Heights and where the players were lodged. The team has since changed its name to the Falmouth Commodores, and has established a reputation for producing competitive teams that have been a fan favorite for many years.