Cannons prepare for Homecoming Weekend, celebrating ties to Boston
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 6:12 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
The Boston Cannons are gearing up for Homecoming Weekend, highlighting their connections to the city and its community. Players Will Manny and Jeff Trainor share personal experiences and the significance of the event, emphasizing relationships built over the years. Manny, now on the coaching staff, reflects on returning to his second home while encouraging younger players to engage with fans. Trainor, who grew up near Boston and dreamed of playing in Harvard Stadium, expresses gratitude for the opportunity to inspire local youth. The event is seen as a celebration of the team's history and roots.
- •Will Manny reflects on his deep ties to Boston.
- •Jeff Trainor aims to inspire local youth during the event.
- •Players are encouraged to engage with fans and cherish experiences.
- •Homecoming Weekend celebrates the Cannons' history in Boston.
- 6:12 PMYahoo Sports — What Homecoming Weekend means inside the Cannons locker room
"Years after leaving Boston, Will Manny still runs into fans carrying jerseys he signed more than a decade ago. Jeff Trainor remembers being the kid in the stands at Harvard...
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