“Extending his baseball season wasn’t exactly at the top of Max Hartman’s mind.
He was deep into his summer school classes when he received an unexpected phone call from Baseball Canada Junior National Team head coach Greg Hamilton.
The 18-year-old St. Albert, Alta., native was being invited to the team’s camp in Ajax, Ont., where a team would be chosen to represent Canada in the 18U Friendship Series against the United States in Florida.”
Read MoreJoe McFarland, of Alberta Dugout Stories, caught up with Okotoks Dawgs alum and Sylvan Lake Gulls first baseman/pitcher Tyler McWillie (Watrous, Sask.) for the Western Canadian Baseball League’s latest “Three-Up, Three Down” feature.
Read MoreLethbridge Bulls catcher Noah Or has gotten off to a cracking start in the Western Canadian Baseball League. Through nine games, the Richmond, B.C., native is leading the WCBL in batting average (.486), runs (15), hits (17), and on-base percentage (.568). He also hit a home run at Seaman Stadium in Okotoks on June and has posted nine runs batted in (RBI). Ian Wilson, of the Alberta Dugout Stories, recently caught up to Or for his latest “Three Up, Three Down” column.
Read More“It’s fitting that Shawn Grandmont (Lethbridge, Alta.) plays for the Northwest Nazarene University Nighthawks. Seemingly under the dark of night, the hard-hitting infielder has put up some of the best college numbers of any Alberta baseball product over the last few seasons.”
Read MoreJoe McFarland, of Alberta Dugout Stories, catches up with Okotoks Dawgs left-hander and 2021 MLB draft prospect Matt Wilkinson for his latest “Three Up, Three Down” feature.
Read MoreJoe McFarland, of Alberta Baseball Stories, recently caught up with Baseball Alberta standout Paige Wakefield to talk about her playing and coaching careers and her future.
Read MoreEdmonton Prospects right-hander Scott Gillespie (Sherwood Park, Alta.) is the first to be interviewed for the Western Canadian Baseball League’s new “Three Up, Three Down” interview series.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor-in-chief Bob Elliott remembers longtime Toronto Blue Jays coach, manager and scout Duane Larson who passed away on April 30 at the age of 72.
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