The Okotoks Dawgs defeated the Swift Current 57’s for their 10th straight win on Thursday.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network writer Melissa Verge recently caught up with former big leaguer and legendary Canadian baseball coach John Upham (Windsor, Ont.) to talk about his long and influential career in the sport.
Read MoreThe Victoria HarbourCats beat Kelowna 11-4 Wednesday to take the series and stay in the hunt for the first half North Division title.
Read MoreCleveland Guardians catcher Bo Naylor (Mississauga, Ont.) and Chicago Cubs outfielder Jared Young (Prince George, B.C.) each belted their first major league home runs on Wednesday.
Read MoreWinnipeg Goldeyes starting pitcher Travis Seabrooke (Peterborough, Ont.) tossed a complete game six-hit shutout in a 7-0 win over the Lincoln Saltdogs on Monday night at Haymarket Park.
Read MoreAs the College World Series is all wrapped up and the MLB Draft is just a couple of weeks away, attention now turns to the Cape Cod League, the prestigious collegiate summer baseball circuit hosting some of the country's top players. This year, there are seven Canadians either taking part or at least suited up for one of the 10 teams so far this season, which started back on June 10.
Read MoreThe Okotoks Dawgs defeated the Lethbridge Bulls 8-4 on Tuesday for their ninth straight win.
Read MoreBarrie Baycats designated hitter Ryan Rijo (Barrie, Ont.) has been named Intercounty Baseball League Batter of the Week, while Kitchener Panthers right-hander Jordan Bahnuk (Woodstock, Ont.) has been tabbed top pitcher.
Read MoreJunior National Team alum Michael Soroka (Calgary, Alta.) allowed just one run on one hit in his start for the triple-A Gwinnett Braves last week. For his effort, he has been named the Canadian Baseball Network minor league Player of the Week.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network contributor George Farelli summarizes the transactions involving Canadians in the minor affiliated and independent professional ranks from the past week.
Read MoreFormer Toronto Mets second baseman Tyler Black (Stouffville, Ont.) of the Milwaukee Brewers organization, and former Fieldhouse Pirates OF Owen Caissie (Burlington, Ont.), a Chicago Cubs farmhand, both have the numbers to be selected to MLB’s SiriusXM Futures Game, but they were not chosen. Bob Elliott has the story.
Read MoreCentral Arizona's Matt Wilkinson (Ladner, B.C.) has been named the 2023 NJCAA Baseball DI Pitcher of the Year.
Read MoreThe Okotoks Dawgs rallied for a 4-3 win over the Sylvan Lake Gulls on Monday.
Read MoreCOBA has handed out their awards for the past week.
Read More“It might still be early, but Erik Sabrowski is exceeding expectations in restarting his professional baseball journey.
Following his second Tommy John surgery since 2018, the Edmonton-area product was hoping to make his debut in the Cleveland Guardians system sometime in late-June or early-July.
Much to the delight of his teammates, friends, family and those who have known Sabrowski, there he was on May 23, recording a strikeout in extended spring training action.
A week later, he had officially graduated from rehabilitation and was assigned to the double-A Akron RubberDucks.”
Read MoreThe Okotoks Dawgs beat the Regina Red Sox 13-2 on Sunday.
Read More“In his personal life, Toronto Blue Jays pitching prospect Hayden Juenger is quiet, reserved. He keeps to himself.
A lot of time spent with family. A little bit of hunting, a little bit of fishing.
That’s who he is.
Only baseball changes that. When the 6-foot right-hander steps on the mound at Sahlen Field in New York for the triple-A Buffalo Bisons, his disposition shifts.”
Read MoreThe Windsor Stars marched into the Vaughan Grove Sports Complex and ran the table going 5-0 as they won the 2023 edition of the Vaughan Vikings Invitational.
Read MoreThe Okotoks Dawgs beat the Regina Red Sox 13-1 on Saturday night at Seaman Stadium.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Joey Votto, Jordan Romano, James Paxton, Matt Brash and Carlos Delgado.
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