Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Nick Pivetta, Cade Smith, Michael Soroka, Ernie Whitt, Nolan Ryan, Jacob Robson and Willie Upshaw.
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Canadian Baseball Network writer Patrick Kennedy recently spoke with Seattle Mariners reliever Matt Brash (Kingston, Ont.), who is close to his return from the Tommy John Surgery he underwent last May.
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Ian Wilson, of Alberta Dugout Stories, provides a 2025 preview of the reigning Western Canadian Baseball League champions, the Okotoks Dawgs.
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UBC split a doubleheader with Lewis-Clark State on Friday.
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Elliott: Perfect Game hosts 12 teams from four provinces in national tournament
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“Roughly an hour and a half north of Toronto, Orillia is home to many things, including the Ontario Provincial Police headquarters, former Ontario Premier Leslie Frost, and singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, who passed in 2023.
The city is central to a few surrounding communities, such as Oro-Medonte, Severn, Rama, and Washago. Teens come into the city to go to school, participate in sports, or other activities that the smaller communities don’t host.
Known as the “Sunshine City,” Orillia, with its population of a little over 33,000, lives up to this name during the summer months when the local ball diamonds are full from the afternoon until the lights get shut off near midnight. “
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Former right-hander Ray Burris is a last-minute addition to a star-studded cast of former Expos coming to Laval, Quebec for the latest edition of Expos Fest on Saturday.
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Former professional pitcher and founder of The GM’s Perspective blog, Devon Teeple, laments the loss of the situational player in baseball.
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The Junior National Team wrapped up their Extended Spring Training Camp with a 6-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays’ extended squad.
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The Winnipeg Goldeyes have signed outfielder Jacob Robson (Windsor, Ont.).
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It seems fitting that Fergie Jenkins, the greatest Canadian pitcher, was the first to toss a shutout against the Toronto Blue Jays in a regular season game. He did it 48 years ago today.
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Canadian Baseball Network writer Matt Betts shares how some Terriers grads performed in the U.S. college ranks during the past week.
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The Junior National Team completed a sweep of their two-game miniseries against the Fort Lauderdale Stars with a convincing 11-3 victory on Wednesday.
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“Aidan Murphy will be more than a few miles away from Brampton’s Dave Dash Memorial Field when he kicks off his 2025 season.
The Brampton Royals 3B-RHP will trade in his royal blue Brampton jersey for this year as he travels overseas to play pro ball in Germany for the Fussen Royal Bavarians. The 25-year old will get right into it as he is slated to start as soon as he arrives in Germany.”
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UBC catcher/outfielder Kyle Yip (Calgary, Alta.) has been named CCC Player of the Week.
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A three-run rally in the eighth helped the Junior National Team pull away and secure a 7-3 victory over the New York Yankees extended squad on Tuesday.
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“Baseball can bring families together, whether it's weekend baseball tournaments, driving to different events across the country or playing catch in the yard on a Sunday afternoon.
That’s the exact case for Max and Eric Hartman.
The two brothers from St. Albert, Alta., who both played for the Okotoks Dawgs, are now embarking on their own baseball journeys.”
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The Junior National Team came up short after a late rally, eventually falling 5-3 to the Toronto Blue Jays Extended squad.
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Canadian Baseball Network writer Matt Betts summarizes the top performances by Canadians in the U.S. college ranks from the past week in his latest “Big Man on Campus (BMOC)” column.
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Langley Blaze alum Brandon Nicoll (Coombs, BC) had 11 RBIs for the Southern Arkansas University Muleriders this past week to give him 237 for his career, which set a new program record. He has been named the Canadian Baseball Network’s college Player of the Week.
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