Freddie Freeman grew up in Mountain Valley, Calif. but his parents were from Windsor, Ont. and Peterbrough. He's playing for Canada as a tribute to his late mother Rosemary.
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The back-up 3B Eric Wood is likely thhe starting third baseman after Wood homered twice and doubled in a 10-4 Canada loss to the New York Yankees in Tampa.
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The whole “love-hate” thing Blue Jays fans have had with Dalton Pompey is over. Or at least it should be.
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George Farelli compares the four WBC rosters of Canada has fielded. The number of every day position players/key starters and pitchers has declined each year.
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Joining Team Canada for the first time on Monday, Freddy Freeman is beginning to find some perspective on how different his baseball journey has been from some of his new teammates.
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Team Canada gathered at the Bobby Mattick Centre dreaming of playing giant killers, as Israel upset South Korea in Korea.
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OFs Dalton Pompey (Mississauga, Ont.), Anthony Alford realize they have a responsibility to help others.
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HOFer Andre Dawson will be feted with the Montreal Expos Legend Award at the 13th annual Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors Foundation Celebrity Breakfast to be held in Montreal at the Gelber Conference Centre on Westbury Ave.
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Russell Martin (Montreal, Que.), Michael Saunders (Victoria, BC), OF Michael Crouse (New Westminster, BC, Daniel Pinero (Toronto, Ont.) in, final WBC roster
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It only seems like there is an assemblay line of right-handed line drive hitters from the Langley Blaze with Brett Lawrie a first rounder, Tyler O'Neill, the double-A prospect of the year last year according to Baseball America and now comes Rhys Cratty.
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OF Dalton Pompey, signed by Jays scout Jamie Lehman, hopes WBC leads to steady outfield employment
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From John Axford (Port Dover, Ont.) to Rowan Wick (North Vancouver, BC) , 24 Canucks in spring camps
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Jeff Francis retired wearing red and white at the Pan Am Games in Ajax and now Team Canadaa goes all the way to an induction at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in St. Marys.
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Kevin Glew's weekly observations and notes about some Canadian baseball stories.
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Justin Morneau and Peter Orr are back for their fourth World Baseball Classic. Meanwhile, Russell Martin and Michael Saunders are out, replaced by Daniel Pinero and Michael Crouse.
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Canucks on the move: Luke Carlin (Aylmer, Que.), Jimmy Henderson (Calgary, Alta.), Evan Rutckyj (Windsor, Ont.) and Scott Thorman (Cambridge, Ont.)
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