The Ontario Terriers will be hitting the field in just over two weeks. On March 9, 59 players and 12 coaches will make the trek from Ontario to Winter Haven, Fla., for their annual spring training. It will be the first time the Terriers have made their way to the Sunshine State since the 2020 trip was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Hamilton Cardinals have signed left-hander Edward Paredes.
Read MoreThree of the 11 Canadians selected to participate in the MLB Draft League are Ontario Terriers.
Read MoreNipawin, Sask., native Kyle Froehlich has carried the memory of his brother, Clark, with him at every stop in his baseball journey, from his hometown to his provincial squad to the Colby Community College Trojans, and soon to Northwestern State University. Canadian Baseball Network writer Matt Betts shares the young Saskatchewan native’s story.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Toronto Maple Leafs have announced their organizational structure for 2022.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor in chief Bob Elliott shares his memories of late Toronto Maple Leafs owner Jack Dominico.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Welland Jackfish have re-signed right-hander Brett Lawson (Mississauga, Ont.).
Read MoreGerry MacKay, the head coach of the first Canadian national team to compete in the Pan Am Games, passed away on January 22 in Brandon, Man., at the age of 91.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s London Majors have signed infielder Taylor Wright.
Read MoreIf March is near, that means the Langley Blaze are marching toward a bus, then a plane, another bus and then a bunch of ball fields on a 12-day trip to Arizona to compete against collegians and minor league squads. The first of the Blaze’s 21-to-23 games will be against Seattle Mariners’ first and second-year pros on March 16.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Guelph Royals have signed former big league left-hander Dario Alvarez.
Read MoreLuxon Glor, who was raised in Manitoba, has endured more adversity in his young life than any 24-year-old should have to. But the resilient Vauxhall Academy alum remains positive and upbeat. In recent years, he has shifted his focus from the diamond to the track. Joe McFarland, of Alberta Dugout Stories, shares Glor’s story.
Read MoreDanny Toner remembers pal and elite Kingston, Ont., athlete Fernando DeSousa.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Hamilton Cardinals have re-signed utility infielder Laine Renaud.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Guelph Royals signed veteran pitchers Santos Arias and Emilis Guerrero on Friday.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network writer Patrick Kennedy reminisces about the iconic, old Kingston arena nicknamed “the Jock.”
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s Hamilton Cardinals have signed former Minnesota Twins’ pitching prospect Williams Ramirez for the 2022 season.
Read MoreThe Intercounty Baseball League’s London Majors have re-signed outfielder Austin Wilkie for the 2022 season.
Read MoreThe American Baseball Coaches Association recently named their 2021-2022 recipients for their Lifetime Membership Awards. Okotoks Dawgs legend and Hall of Famer, Dave Robb, has been named one of the recipients.
Read More“No one could blame Shaun Atamanchuk for bristling at being told that the tear in his ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) was the worst his doctor had ever seen.
Yet, instead of lamenting the long recovery journey ahead, the Beaumont, Alta., native decided to document it.
Taking to Instagram on August 12, 2019, Atamanchuk began posting under @shaunthrows, telling his own story of the ups and downs of recovering from Tommy John surgery.
That long and winding road brought him to the University of Antelope Valley, where the sophomore made his triumphant return to the field more than three years after his last pitch.”
Joe McFarland, from Alberta Dugout Stories, shares the story of Atamanchuk’s long and determined trek back the mound.
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