Kevin Glew's weekly Coooperstowns in Canada's weekly But What Do I Know: Tony Fernandez, Tom Goffena, Jameson Taillon, Rondell White
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Seven years after he was hit in the head with a pitch in his first big league at bat, outfielder Adam Greenberg tenaciously worked his way back for one final major league at bat. He shares his story of perseverance in his new motivational book. Canadian Baseball Network writer Melissa Verge recently caught up with Greenberg to speak with him about his career on the diamond and as an author.
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Elliott: RHP Ian Harvey saw Matt Holliday and Ray Halladay before they were drafted, his freshman year at Oklahoma State
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Onetime Expos minority investor Avie Bennett passed away on June 2. Canadian Baseball Network writer Danny Gallagher writes about this quiet business mogul's life and the respect Bennett earned from his peers.
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On May 31, Team Canada's 1972 Summit Series-winning hockey team was honoured with a stamp to commemorate its 45th anniversary. Canadian Baseball Network writer Danny Gallagher believes that Canada Post should now turn its focus to baseball and honour the Toronto Blue Jays' back-to-back World Series-wining teams and the 1981 Montreal Expos with stamps.
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Kevin Glew's weekly But What Do I Know column checks in on Andre Dawson, Derek Jeter, Jamie Romak, Larry Walker and Ernie Whitt
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David Wiseman, Greg Hamilton and Mark Shapiro all deserve credit for making the Steve (Whitey) Breitner-Joey Votto ceremonial first pitch possible.
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Kevin Glew's But What Do I Know piece for this week checks in on: Jose Bautista, Eric Gagne, HOFer Billy Harris, Ricky Romero, Dave Stieb, Duane Ward
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GM's Perspective: Rick Ankiel will always be a winner despite adversity says Devon Teeple after reading The Phenomenon ... a book by Ankiel and Tim Brown.
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Jordan Gibbons, 24, year-old daughter of manager John Gibbons, and Southtown are at the Horsehoe Tavern Saturday night and play Sunday morn at 11:20 at the Rogers Centre on County Day.
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After 1,488 minor league innings with 21 different clubs - including a stint in Victoria, B.C., - 32-year-old right-hander Austin Bibens-Dirkx made his major league debut with the Texas Rangers earlier this month. Canadian Baseball Network writer Andrew Hendriks shares the well-travelled righty's story.
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The two Canucks with the most wins Fergie Jenkins (Chatham, Ont.) and Ryan Dempster (both pitched for the Chicago Cubs, Boston Red Sox and Texas Rangers.
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Players, executives and the like recall seeing SS Derek Jeter as his final year with the New York Yankees comes to a close.
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As the New York Yankees retire Derek Jeter's No. 2 tonight in a ceremony at Yankee Stadium, we thought it would be a good time to reminisce about the legendary shortstop's last trip to the Rogers Centre in Toronto. Here's the article that Bob Elliott wrote that was originally published on this site on September 2, 2014.
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It has been 25 years since the Rodney King riots broke out in Los Angeles. Canadian Baseball Network writer Bill Young looks back at how the Montreal Expos were scheduled to fly in to L.A. for a three-game series with the Dodgers when the riots began.
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A statue of former Montreal Expos manager Bill Virdon will be unveiled in Springfield, Mo., on May 25. Canadian Baseball Network writer Danny Gallagher caught up with Virdon to talk to him about the honour and reminisce with the ex-skipper about his tenure with the Expos.
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Jamieson Taillon, Cal Quantrill, and Adam Loewen had the highest three signing bonuses given to Canadian players.
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Pineville, La., resident Dustin Puckett has built what's likely the largest collection of Andre Dawson memorabilia in the world. Canadian Baseball Network writer Danny Gallagher provides an inside look at this extensive collection devoted to the Montreal Expos legend which boasts almost 1,100 autographs and more than 200,000 baseball cards.
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We at the Canadian Baseball Network are excited that Nick Ashbourne has been hired from by Yahoo Canada Sports for a full-time job: covering the Blue Jays.
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