Mark Whicker: Turner turns season around with support of tough Phillies fans

After signing an 11-year, $300-milllion contract with the Philadelphia Phillies, Trea Turner slumped miserably to begin his tenure with the team, but, as Canadian Baseball Network columnist Mark Whicker notes, the club’s often ruthless fans surprisingly continued to support him. This has helped him turn his fortunes around and become baseball’s hottest hitter.

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New WCBL Saskatoon club "berry" busy

From ticketing to sponsorship, merchandise to ballpark upgrades, player/coach signings to building a passionate fan base, the Saskatoon Berries, the Western Canadian Baseball League’s newest franchise, are busy gearing up for the 2024 season.

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SandlotsCBN Staff
McFarland: Alberta’s Moore earns two bronze medals in “proudest year”

“Cydnie Moore must be looking forward to her next trip to the Maritimes to play baseball.

She must also have to pack light, knowing she will likely be bringing back some hardware to lug around the airports.

The Calgary product has put the finishing touches on what turned into a great summer where she helped Alberta earn bronze as a player at the Open Women’s National Championship in Halifax and Upper Sackville, Nova Scotia and as a coach at the 16U Girls National Championship in Summerside, Prince Edward Island.”

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Elliott: OBA HOF 2023 class - Andrews, Colman, Hamilton, May, Thomson

“A former major league outfielder, a World Series manager, a man who has represented Canada proudly around the world and two icons of the Ontario sandlots make up the Baseball Ontario’s Hall of Fame class of 2023.

Frank Colman (London), who spent six years in the majors with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Yankees; Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson (Corunna); Baseball Canada, director of national teams Greg Hamilton (Peterborough), the late Troy May (Oshawa) and the late Len Andrews (Campbellville) complete the class.”

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