Hamilton Cardinals right-hander Owen Boon (London, Ont.) has been named the 2025 Intercounty Baseball League MVP.
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“The decision to get George Selkirk's name on a baseball field in Huntsville, Ont. wasn't a simple exercise.
After close to 10 years of coaxing and prodding by Peter Haynes of Toronto, a Huntsville property owner and president of the Muskoka Hornets Baseball Association, town council voted 7-2 on Sept. 22 to rename the F Diamond the Selkirk Diamond in honour of the New York Yankees legend.”
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The Québec Capitales went toe-to-toe with the Schaumburg Boomers in the decisive fifth game of the Frontier League championship, but Québec broke a ninth-inning tie to secure a 6–5 victory and clinch their fourth consecutive league title on Sunday night at Wintrust Field.
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“Although Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. doesn’t know it, the Kennedy clan of Kingston, Canada, and the Guerrero clan from Don Gregorio, Dominican Republic, are entwined by three memorable moments.
That these ‘moments’ are memorable for only one family — mine — is irrelevant. A bond is a bond.”
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Toronto Mets and Butler Prospects alum Tyler Black (Stouffville, Ont.) has been named the Canadian Baseball Network’s minor league Player of the Week after his stellar performance with the triple-A Nashville Sounds.
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Evan Morrison (Mitchell, Ont.), of the Chatham-Kent Barnstormers, has been named the Intercounty Baseball League’s Rookie of the Year.
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Vauxhall Academy and Team Saskatchewan grad Garrett Hawkins (Biggar, Sask.) has been named a High-A Midwest League All-Star after his outstanding performance with the Fort Wayne TinCaps.
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Bob Elliott: Remembering Baseball Canada executive, coach, GM, international administrator Jim Baba (Moose Jaw, Sask.)
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Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Cade Smith, Erik Sabrowski, Josh Naylor, Bo Naylor, Liam Hicks, Jonah Tong and Pete Ward.
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“As the dust settles from a whirlwind season that took our family across Tennessee, Alabama, and Ohio, I find myself facing a quieter, unexpected challenge: the stillness.”
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London Majors right-hander Skylar Janisse (Maidstone, Ont.) has been named Intercounty Baseball League Closer of the Year.
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Mississauga Tigers slugger Quinn Lightfoot (Caledon, Ont.) was named the MVP of the Canadian Futures Showcase.
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Ramsey Chung (Mississauga, Ont.), of the Mississauga Tigers, played the hero as Team Royal took home the Canadian Futures Showcase championship game 4-3 in a down-to-the-wire victory over Team Grey on Friday, at the Rogers Centre.
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Daril Rodriguez (Red Deer, Alta.), of St. Joseph’s Ball Academy, won the 2025 Canadian Futures Showcase Home Run Derby at Rogers Centre on Friday morning.
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Vauxhall Baseball Academy outfielder Rogan Rivard (Bonnyville, Alta.) led the way with a two-run home run as Team Red cruised to a 6-1 victory against Team Grey in the final round-robin contest of the Canadian Futures Showcase, Thursday night at the Rogers Centre.
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Joe McFarland, of Saskatchewan Dugout Stories, shares some of the many tributes to former Baseball Canada executive director Jim Baba who passed away on September 12.
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Welland Jackfish skipper Brian Essery has been named Intercounty Baseball League Manager of the Year.
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Ontario Blue Jays right-hander Charlie Firth (Ottawa, Ont.) fanned seven batters in three scoreless innings for Team New Blue on Thursday in an 8-4 win over Team Black at the Canadian Futures Showcase.
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Team Grey rallied late to secure a tie against Team Navy on Thursday at the Canadian Futures Showcase at Rogers Centre, keeping them in contention to play in Friday’s championship game.
Navy starting pitcher Josh Mills (Leduc, Alta.), of the Okotoks Dawgs Academy, shined over three innings, allowing one hit, a walk and striking out six to earn player of the game honours.
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“Take him out to the ball game, because it’s been one, two, three trips to the Canadian Futures Showcase for Langley Blaze infielder Luke Laird (Langley, B.C.).
You may have seen the Laird surname before, Luke is the youngest of a very talented group of ball player siblings.”
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