Brief
All‑female Bombshell Baseball Club unites Yankees and Red Sox fans
Founder Alley Cabral says the club grew from a Yankees‑only Twitter group in 2024 to a 3,000‑member community for fans of all teams.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Alley Cabral, a 29‑year‑old Bronx native, launched the all‑female Bombshell Baseball Club on Twitter in October 2024 as a Yankees‑fan group. By October 2026 the club counts about 3,000 women who follow every Major League Baseball team, according to the New York Post.
What happened
The original "Bronx Bombshells" met its first in‑person gathering at Yankee Stadium in April 2025, when eight women showed up. Attendance grew rapidly; an August 2025 Yankees‑hat collaboration event drew more than 230 participants. By June 2025 Cabral added an official online chat for Yankees fans, and by August the platform expanded to sub‑channels for each MLB team, allowing fans to discuss games in real time.
What the reports add
The Post notes that members discuss every at‑bat and out live in a massive group chat, creating a constant stream of conversation. Erica Fisher, a New Jersey member since 2025, says the postseason is her favorite time because it lets fans experience a full season’s worth of excitement with friends. Cabral emphasizes that the club’s purpose is to give women who love baseball a community, especially those who felt isolated as fans.
What was said
"Every single at bat, every out, is being talked about in that moment," Cabral told the Post. She added, "When the game is on, we are all talking baseball, but then it goes into girls’ families and their marriages and relationship stuff." Fisher said, "Post‑season baseball is my favorite time of the year. It’s when you get to see 162 games worth of fandom hopefully pay off and experience it with the people you love the most."
How it came about
Cabral, a Dominican‑American who grew up with baseball as a family identity, quit her corporate job in 2024 to run the club full‑time. She created the group after realizing she had no female friends who shared her passion. The club’s rapid growth coincided with the Yankees’ advance to the ALDS, adding momentum to its gatherings and online activity.
Key facts
- Bombshell Baseball Club was founded by Alley Cabral on Twitter in October 2024. (nypost.com)
- The club grew from a Yankees‑only group to include fans of all MLB teams, now numbering about 3,000 women. (nypost.com)
- The first in‑person meetup at Yankee Stadium in April 2025 attracted eight women; an August 2025 event drew over 230 participants. (nypost.com)
- Members use a large group chat that now has sub‑channels for each MLB team, discussing games live. (nypost.com)
- Founder Cabral quit her corporate job in 2024 to run the club full‑time. (nypost.com)
Sources
- [1] nypost.com — originally reported as “Exclusive | In the all-female Bombshell Baseball Club, even Yankees and Red Sox fans get along”
