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Whicker: Brewers-Dodgers, a David Goliath NLCS and David owns home field advantage

“Seven years ago the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers were in this same place.

The National League Championship Series would start in Milwaukee. Those Brewers had Brandon Woodruff, Corbin Burnes and Josh Hader on the mound. Christian Yelich was the Most Valuable Player. Ryan Braun was a former MVP. Lorenzo Cain was a state-of-the-art centre fielder.

In no way were they underdogs.”

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UPDATED: And then there were four, a look at the Canadians left in MLB postseason

It’s likely the most Canadian American League Championship Series ever.

The Toronto Blue Jays and their Montreal-born slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will face Josh Naylor (Mississauga, Ont.) and Matt Brash (Kingston, Ont.) and the rest of the Seattle Mariners starting tonight at 8 p.m. E.T.

Here’s a rundown of the Canadian content on the four teams left in this year’s MLB postseason.

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UPDATED: Blue Jays are Canada’s team, but who are other Canadians in postseason?

There’s still plenty of Canadian content left in this year’s postseason.

For the first time, the Toronto Blue Jays, Canada’s team, will face off against the big bad New York Yankees in the playoffs. Their American League Division Series starts today.

Here’s a rundown of the Canadian content on the eight teams left in this year’s MLB postseason.

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Glew: Blue Jays are Canada’s team, but who are other Canadians in postseason?

This just might be the most Canadian MLB postseason yet.

Not only will the Toronto Blue Jays be competing in it, but there could be as many as 10 Canadian players on postseason rosters.

And let’s not forget that Rob Thomson (Corunna, Ont.) is managing the Philadelphia Phillies, who many consider a World Series favourite.

So which one of the postseason teams, outside of the Blue Jays, is the most Canadian?

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Gallagher: Yankees legend Selkirk honoured by town of Huntsville

“The decision to get George Selkirk's name on a baseball field in Huntsville, Ont. wasn't a simple exercise.

After close to 10 years of coaxing and prodding by Peter Haynes of Toronto, a Huntsville property owner and president of the Muskoka Hornets Baseball Association, town council voted 7-2 on Sept. 22 to rename the F Diamond the Selkirk Diamond in honour of the New York Yankees legend.”

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