The regular season is in the rearview mirror and the Ontario Terriers are now preparing for the Canadian Premier Baseball League playoffs that are taking place this week.
Read MoreA lot of high schoolers spent the spring south of the border on diamonds from Arizona to Florida to Georgia Few had better springs than Ontario Terriers Hugh Pinkney (Etobicoke, Ont.). A Rutgers University commit, he played with the Diamond Jacks Super 17s based in Flemington, NJ. He led the Diamond Jacks with a 1.315 OPS as he hit .500 in 17 games.
Read MoreThe UBC Thunder captured their first ever BC Junior Premier Baseball League championship on Sunday afternoon, defeating the host Whalley Chiefs 10-1 at Whalley Athletic Park in Surrey.
Read MoreJack Fairs, who was the last living member of the Intercounty Baseball League’s London Majors 1948 championship team, passed away on Monday at the age of 98.
Read MoreAfter losing the opener of their four-game set with the Ontario Nationals, the Terriers 16U won three straight to win their final Canadian Premier Baseball League regular season series of the year.
Read More“There has been competition the first 10 days of workouts and intra-squad games at the Junior National Team camp in Ajax, Ont., but nothing like the sixth inning of Saturday. Lefty Reece Usselman was pitching in the sixth inning. RF Jacob Zibin pulled an inside pitch over the left field fence at Pan Am Field for a home run. Zibin touched first, looked in at the mound and pulled at the words CANADA across his chest. There is competition for jobs that will lead to decision-day on Wednesday and then there is competition that will last all season ... and maybe next. You see Usselman (Langley, BC) pitches for the Langley Blaze. And Zibin (Langley, BC) is his Blaze teammate in the British Columbia Premier League.
It was one piece of the puzzle in a game that ended in a 5-5 tie.”
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League has announced its 2021 playoff format.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network writer Patrick Kennedy shares the story of flame-throwing left-hander Doug McIlroy who was Kingston's 'Nuke' LaLoosh in the 1960s.
Read MoreFor the first time since 2015, the Lethbridge Bulls are Western Canadian Baseball League champions.
Read MoreToronto Maple Leafs slugger Sean Reilly is nine hits away from 1,000 for his Intercounty Baseball League career. He is set to become the first IBL player to reach that mark.
Read MoreRHP Micah Bucknam (Abbotsford, B.C.) and Ty Doucette (Dartmouth, N.S.) impressed at the recent 35th annual Area Code Games.
Read MoreJunior ball coming to Northumberland next season
Read MoreThe Lethbridge Bulls will face the Edmonton Prospects in the Western Canadian Baseball League Finals set to begin today.
Read MoreVictoria Golden Tide head coach Curtis Pelletier has announced the full coaching and training staff that will guide the team during their inaugural season of the Canadian College Baseball Conference (CCBC), which begins fall play this September.
Read MoreLeaving Florida, the Ontario Blue Jays wondered what would happen when they reached Marietta, Ga. After all, they were entering the 368-team 2021 Perfect Game World Wood Bat 2022 Grads 17U National championship at the TOP Chops East Cobb Complex. Mike Steed’s travelling road show went 4-1 to finish second in pool play.
Read MoreIan Wilson, of Alberta Dugout Stories, caught up with Okotoks Dawgs first baseman Cole Tucker for the latest in the Western Canadian Baseball League’s “Three Up, Three Down” interview series.
Read MoreEvan Wilde, along with Brett Higgins and Zane Pollon, combined for the first no-hitter in Sylvan Lake Gulls’ history in a 9-0 win over the Lethbridge Bulls on August 15. Alberta Dugout Stories writer Joe McFarland has the details.
Read MoreNicolas Deschamps sparked the Florida TNXL Academy Ducks’ offence in Game 1 of a doubleheader on Monday In the third inning, with his team leading 1-0 over the IMG Academy from Bradenton, Fla., Deschamps (Quebec City, Que.) slammed a two-run double to push his team’s lead to 3-0.
Read MoreABC alum and catching prospect Nicolas Deschamps (Quebec City, Que.) has been signed by the Toronto Blue Jays as an amateur free agent.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor-in-chief Bob Elliott writes that the 2021 MLB draft was the best in 16 years for Canadian players.
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