“Team Canada has given fans plenty of memorable moments at the World Baseball Classic.
In the inaugural tournament in 2006, outfielder Adam Stern (London, Ont.) hit an inside-the-park home run to put Canada up 8-0 in the fifth inning en route to an 8-6 victory.”
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew did some research to find out who have been Canada’s best pitchers at the World Baseball Classic.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Tyler O’Neill, Tyler Black, Matt Brash, Blake Hawksworth and Vladimir Guerrero.
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Read MoreCanada Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew did some research to uncover Canada’s single tournament World Baseball Classic stats leaders.
Read MoreWho are Canada’s all-time World Baseball Classic statistical leaders?
Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew did the research to find out.
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Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network writer Tyson Shushkewich shares what he believes will be four keys to Canada’s success at the World Baseball Classic next month.
Read MoreThe Women’s National Team will travel to San Juan, Puerto Rico for a decisive five-game series from April 29 to May 3 to determine the final team from the Americas to qualify for the WBSC Women’s Baseball World Cup.
Read More“It’s almost time to set sail.
He might be the youngest player on Baseball Canada’s roster at the World Baseball Classic, but Matt Wilkinson is always willing to enter uncharted waters.
The 22-year-old has excelled at every level of baseball he’s played, from Little League in his hometown of Ladner, B.C. and high school at Dawgs Academy in Okotoks to the Western Canadian Baseball League and at Central Arizona College.”
Read MoreAlberta arms will figure prominently on Team Canada’s pitching staff at the World Baseball Classic.
Read MoreFormer ABC and Houston Cougars left-hander Antoine Jean (Montreal, Que.) has been selected to pitch for Canada at the World Baseball Classic.
Read MoreStubby Clapp, or “Captain Canada” as he is known in baseball circles, has been elected to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Canadian Baseball Network writer Tyson Shushkewich reflects on Clapp’s outstanding career as a player and coach.
Read MoreThe Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame held their second annual Canadian Women in Baseball digital panel event on Wednesday night.
Read More“Matt Davidson has hit 385 home runs in his first 17 pro seasons.
That’s a barrel full, a career for a lower case sultan of swat. So, you would think it might be difficult for the newest mystery member of Canada’s World Baseball Classic team to pick his favourite long ball?
“Most memorable?” repeated Davidson, the former Chicago White Sox bopper said from Peoria, Ariz. “Probably in 2018 ... opening day, I hit three in the same day, the third one was pretty special.”
Read More“She's not loud, but she doesn't have to be.
From a teenager in 2004 with Team Canada to a seasoned vet in 2018, Kate Psota’s strong presence on the field has always come from what she does, which is help Canada win.
That humble talent will be recognized on June 20 when Psota is inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. “
Read More“It seems everyone involved in Canadian baseball has a Jim Baba story.
Stubby Clapp’s favourite harkens back to the day the future Pan Am Games hero fell short in his first attempt to the make the men’s national team.
“I was the last one cut off the team, and Babs was the one who gave me the news,” Clapp recalled during a Feb. 5 press conference announcing him and Baba as 2026 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductees.
“I’ve always razzed him about it, but it was probably the absolute best news I could’ve got at that time,” Clapp continued.”
Read More“Jim Baba, Stubby Clapp and Kate Psota each represent the very best of baseball in Canada,” said Jason Dickson, chief executive officer of Baseball Canada. “Jim’s lifelong leadership and vision helped shape Baseball Canada into the organization it is today, while Stubby and Kate’s excellence on the field and commitment to the national team program have inspired generations of athletes. Their dedication to Baseball Canada and to the growth of the game has left a lasting legacy, and it is fitting that all three are being honoured by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.”
Read MoreBaseball Canada has unveiled its 2026 World Baseball Classic roster.
Read MoreThe Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum’s class of 2026 will consist of six new inductees.
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