With the Division Series round of the Frontier League's postseason set to get underway - as seen exclusively on FloBaseball, of course - now is as good of a time as any to jump into watching some games, especially as the baseball is more meaningful than it has been all year long.

We are approaching the final Frontier, so to speak.

Teams advancing to the CPL Petitt Cup Championship Series don't always get much time to celebrate.

A playoff race that goes down to the wire is always exciting for baseball fans. As the Coastal Plain League prepares for another Petitt Cup postseason starting this Sunday, the East and West Division winners are in place. But several teams are in a fierce battle for the No. 2 seed in both divisions.

It’s always a special occasion for the Frontier League All-Star Game, but this year, it’s especially true.

Standouts of the Coastal Plain League will come together in Holly Springs, North Carolina, on July 10 for the first CPL All-Star Game in three years.

The list of Florida Collegiate Summer League talent to watch over the coming months includes some of the most impressive hitters from the college diamond in the past season - players such as Kyle Mock, Travis Sankovich and Derek Haughey - who all sported .300 averages throughout the campaign.

Standout pitchers arrive in the Florida Collegiate Summer League ready to shine. All six of the FCSL teams feature potential breakout stars from any assortment of hubs: junior colleges, NCAA Division I and II, and more.

There's always that lingering element of surprise in the Coastal Plain League.

Though the number of Coastal Plain League alums who have been part of Major League Baseball's outfields lags a bit behind the number of their partners on the mound who have done so, but don't be fooled—plenty of players can rake year after year.

As the Coastal Plain League season nears its opening day, there's much to like about the teams this summer.

It was a Savannah Bananas world last season in the Coastal Plain League, and the rest of its teams were merely witnesses.

Take a look at the list of Coastal Plain League alumni that have had a stop in Major League Baseball.

Collegiate talent from around the country takes up residency in the Sunshine State for the next two months of Florida Collegiate Summer League competition.

The road to Omaha for six Colonial Athletic Association clubs with NCAA Tournament dreams begins at Latham Park in Elon, North Carolina.