OTTAWA- With pitchers and catchers set to report to spring training across sites in Arizona and Florida next week, baseball is right around the corner, and we’re thrilled to release the Calendar of Events for 2018!
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OTTAWA-For the second year in a row, the Junior National Team’s annual Spring Training contest against the Toronto Blue Jays will be broadcast nationally as Sportsnet revealed their 2018 Blue Jays Spring Training Broadcast Schedule earlier today.
St. Marys, ON – The Montreal Expos’ only Cy Young Award winner, the first Toronto Blue Jays outfielder to win a Silver Slugger Award and Canada’s premier baseball historian will form the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame’s induction class of 2018.
We are pleased to launch our 2018 Public Service Announcement, produced by Rogers, entitled “Not Just A Game”
OTTAWA-For the second consecutive year, three Junior National Team alumni have cracked Baseball America’s Top 100 MLB Prospects.
OTTAWA- She’s played in all seven World Baseball Softball Confederation Women’s Baseball World Cups, won a Pan Am Games silver medal and now Ashley Stephenson is among four finalists for the inaugural Dorothy Seymour Mills Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by the Society For American Baseball Research’s (SABR) Women in Baseball Committee.
One of the greatest Canadian baseball players of all-time is calling it a career as New Westminster, BC native Justin Morneau is set to announce his retirement today at a news conference at Target Field in Minnesota.
TORONTO- Some of the brightest young Canadian baseball talent was highlighted over the weekend at the Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel as Baseball Canada held its annual National Teams Awards Banquet and Fundraiser for the 16th consecutive year.
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OTTAWA-Baseball Canada will host some of its most distinguished alumni, corporate partners and friends at the Northern Lights Ballroom inside the Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel this Saturday, January 13th for the annual Baseball Canada National Teams Awards Banquet and Fundraiser, presented by Rogers that’s celebrating its 16th year.
Baseball Canada statement following the passing of former National Team Coach and Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Wayne Norton who was 75 years old.
