Miami Marlins shortstop Otto Lopez (Montreal, Que.) and Toronto Blue Jays DH/OF George Springer are among the players nominated for the 2026 Roberto Clemente Award.
Read MoreOn Roberto Clemente Day, Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew takes a look back at Roberto Clemente’s first professional season with the Montreal Royals.
Read More“You could see it suddenly just click.
Dressed in a one-size-too-big shirt and a helmet that was sinched up a bit too tight, a first-time t-ball player takes their first swing.
And hit the tee.
Undeterred, they set back up and with a little coaching about their feet and “get that back elbow up,” they take another crack at it.
And smack the tee, knocking it over while the ball rolls a few feet away.”
Read MoreOntario Blue Jays and Junior National Team grad David Calabrese (Maple, Ont.) has been named the Canadian Baseball Network’s Minor League Player of the Week after he went 6-for-12 in three games to help the Toronto Blue Jays’ High-A Vancouver Canadians to a Northwest League title.
Read MoreThe Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy has unveiled the schedule for the 2026 Canadian Futures Showcase. The games will start on Thursday.
Read MoreThe Texas Rangers have optioned left-handed reliever and Vauxhall Academy grad Adam Macko (Stony Plan, Alta.) to triple-A.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Matt Wilkinson, Michael Soroka, Nathan Flewelling, Joe Carter, Owen Caissie and Otto Lopez.
Read MoreLongtime baseball coach and builder Blair Kubicek (Victoria, B.C.) has been named the Canadian Baseball Network’s Dave Wallace Award winner, as Canadian coach of the year.
Read MoreThe Hamilton Cardinals and Welland Jackfish have advanced to the Canadian Baseball League final with wins on Saturday.
Read MoreBacked by a four-RBI night from Taylor Wright (North Vancouver, B.C.) and six scoreless innings from Eric Pardinho, the Ottawa Titans blanked the New Jersey Jackals 6-0 on Saturday night, taking Game 2 and sweeping their way to the Atlantic Conference Championship Series.
Read MoreRight fielder Matt Kroon hit a three-run home run in the top of the ninth inning to lift the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks to a 6-5 victory over the Winnipeg Goldeyes Friday evening at Blue Cross Park in Game Two of the West Division Series. The loss eliminated the Goldeyes from playoff contention.
Read MoreThe Barrie Baycats and Welland Jackfish were winners in Game 5 of their respective Canadian Baseball League semi-final series on Friday.
Read MoreCatcher Colby Linzmayer (Regina, Sask.) has been named the recipient of the 2026 Brennan Luffman Memorial Scholarship.
This scholarship is awarded to a graduating Saskatchewan baseball player who is moving on to a college program.
Read MoreDown multiple runs halfway through the contest, the Ottawa Titans scored four unanswered late to take down the New Jersey Jackals by a 4-2 final on Thursday night, taking Game 1 of the best-of-three Atlantic Conference Wild Card Series.
Read MoreFor the first time, the Canadian Futures Showcase heads to the West Coast, bringing together 150 of Canada’s top amateur players for the country's premier amateur baseball tournament.
Read MoreWinnipeg Goldeyes right-hander Aidan Newton (Calgary, Alta.) has been named the American Association Pitcher of the Week.
Read MoreThere’s been plenty to shout about in the most successful regular season in Hamilton Cardinals’ baseball history. They finished first in the league for the first time in history.
Read More“You get to a certain age and you accept how time speeds up.
We can handle that Keith Tkachuk’s sons won hockey gold medals for the U.S., that Tiger Woods has a son who’s in college, that Carlos Boozer’s kid might be the NBA Rookie of the Year. So it was not startling to see that Anthony Gose was in a Kansas City Royals’ boxscore the other day, which is not unlike being in a witness protection program. How nice to see that the former major league outfielder has a son who has made it. Oops, hold on. That’s actually the old man, still sitting in a hot bullpen for a cold franchise.”
Read More“Nate Hallihan couldn’t ask for a better homegrown baseball icon to have in his corner.
The Fredericton, New Brunswick native arrived at Dawgs Academy in Okotoks just a couple of years ago to grow his game.
Among his coaches was another New Brunswick native in former Major League Baseball slugger Matt Stairs.”
Read MoreOn Tuesday, the Frontier League announced that the Ottawa Titans Baseball Club has been named the recipient of the Commissioner’s Award of Excellence.
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