Langley Blaze and Junior National Team alum Kellin Deglan (Langley, B.C.) has re-signed with the New York Yankees and has been invited to their big league camp this spring.
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Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Tony Fernandez, Larry Walker, Nick Pivetta, Russell Martin, Curtis Granderson, Devon White and Pat Tabler.
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Canucks on the move: Phillippe Aumont, Rob Ducey, James Henderson, Brent Lavallee, Dylan Rheault and Rene Tosoni
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For the first time in 50 years, Murray Zuk doesn’t have a ballgame to get to. The dean of Canadian amateur scouting called it a remarkable career last fall, just in time to celebrate his 80th birthday. Canadian Baseball Network writer J.P. Antonacci recently caught up with the scouting legend to talk about his long and successful career.
Back in 2012, Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew caught up with Canadian Andy Lawrence (Mississauga, Ont.) who was a teammate of 2020 National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Larry Walker’s in the Montreal Expos organization.
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This week’s “But What Do I Know?” column highlights a number of fun facts and firsts from the career of new Hall of Famer Larry Walker.
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Justin Morneau (New Westminster, B.C.) has been elected to the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame.
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Canadian Baseball Network contributor George Farelli runs down new Hall of Famer Larry Walker’s long list of baseball awards and accomplishments.
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Andy Lawrence (Mississauga, Ont.) was part of a “Canadian dream team” that consisted of himself, Scott Mann (Oshawa, Ont.) and Larry Walker (Maple Ridge, B.C.) that played together in the Montreal Expos system in 1986 and 1987. Lawrence wanted to congratulate Walker on his election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
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Canadian Larry Walker (Maple Ridge, B.C.) put any debate about which cap he would be pictured in on his plaque to rest early in Wednesday’s National Baseball Hall of Fame press conference.
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Canadian Baseball Network editor-in-chief Bob Elliott shares his reaction to Canadian slugger Larry Walker’s election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
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Canadians are celebrating Maple Ridge, B.C., native Larry Walker being elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. He is just the second Canadian to be elected, joining Fergie Jenkins (Chatham, Ont.)
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Canadian slugger Larry Walker (Maple Ridge, B.C.) and legendary New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter have been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America.
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Canadians Daniel Pinero (Toronto, Ont.) and Jacob Robson (Windsor, Ont.) have received invites to Detroit Tigers’ big league camp this spring.
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Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Larry Walker, Fergie Jenkins, Rob Ducey, Joey Votto and George Selkirk.
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Canadian Baseball Network writer Danny Gallagher asks us to keep Bob Sebra in our thoughts. The former Montreal Expos pitcher has been in the intensive-care unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami since last July, fighting to stay alive.
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Canadian slugger Larry Walker (Maple Ridge, B.C.) says he is “thrilled and honoured” to have his No. 33 retired by the Colorado Rockies. On Friday, the Rockies announced they would be retiring the number in a ceremony on April 19.
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The Colorado Rockies announced on Friday that they will retire jersey number 33 in honour of Canadian outfielder Larry Walker (Maple Ridge, B.C.). The number retirement ceremony will take place on April 19 prior to the Rockies’ game against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew caught up with right-hander Scott Mathieson (Aldergrove, B.C.) to talk about his eight-season tenure with the Japan Central League’s Yomiuri Giants, his decision to retire from the pro ranks and his focus on helping the Canadian senior national team qualify for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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