“When Garrett Hawkins toed the rubber at Parkview Field in Fort Wayne for the first time in 2025, it felt surreal.
Facing the Lansing Lugnuts on April 4, he induced a ground out from Sahid Valenzuela, struck out Rodney Green, Jr., and got another ground out from Tommy White.
It was almost as if the Biggar, Saskatchewan native had never left, even though he had last appeared in a TinCaps uniform almost 23 months earlier before undergoing Tommy John surgery.”
Read MoreThe Women’s National Team closed out their Development Camp with two games against the WNTDP Stars on Saturday.
Read MoreThe University of Toronto Varsity Blues baseball team defeated the Carleton Ravens 4-2 on Sunday morning to claim the 2025 Canadian National University Championship.
Read MoreWe are proud to unveil the Canadian Baseball Network’s 2025 All-Canadian College Second Team.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Game 6, Josh Naylor, Rob Thomson, Jose Bautista, Mike Gardiner and Abraham Toro.
Read MoreBaseball Canada has been named the WBSC National Federation of the Year for 2023, recognizing its outstanding contributions to the promotion and development of baseball. The award was presented during the WBSC Congress, currently taking place in Bangkok, Thailand, and accepted by Baseball Canada CEO Jason Dickson. Also honoured was Keith McConkey, of Welland, Ontario, who was named the WBSC Umpire of the Year for 2023, marking a prestigious international distinction for a Canadian official.
Read MoreLongtime Leaside Baseball executive and coach and legendary umpire Howard Birnie has been inducted into the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame.
Read More“The baseball season just keeps getting longer for Aiden Kilshaw – not that he minds at all.
Originally from Swift Current and now living in Saskatoon, he has seen opportunity after opportunity come his way over the last few months.
The young prospect has been determined to make the most of every one of them.
Little did he know, Kilshaw was setting himself up for one of the biggest announcements of the season: the Baseball Canada Junior National Team Fall Instructional League roster.”
Read MoreThe Women’s National Team lost two games to the USA Stars as part of their Development Camp in Cary, N.C. on Thursday.
Read MoreUBC right-hander Marcus Janovsky (Surrey, B.C.) is among the players that have re-signed with the West Coast League’s Victoria HarbourCats for the 2026 season.
Read MoreBob Elliott summarizes how the Canadians performed during the fourth day of the 27th annual Perfect Game World Wood Bat tournament in Jupiter, Fla.
Read More“Balancing academic commitments and time on the diamond is a constant struggle for college players.
Brendan Lawson is no stranger to this balancing act, fresh off completing his freshman campaign at the University of Florida.
Whether Lawson (Toronto, Ont.) is working on his footwork at first base or hitting the books, he is always moving – so much so that the phone interview for this article had to be postponed because of a late-night exam that Lawson had to prepare for.”
Read MoreFive Toronto Blue Jays players have been named American League Gold Glove Award finalists.
Read MoreEach year at the Canadian Futures Showcase, we try to highlight a few players by asking them the same questions. The answers reveal as much about the players as arm strength or exit velocity.
Read MoreOntario Blue Jays and Junior National Team grad Josh Naylor (Mississauga, Ont.) has been making baseball history this postseason with the Seattle Mariners.
Read MoreToronto Blue Jays right-hander Chris Bassitt has been named a finalist for the MLBPA’s Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award.
Read MoreThe Winnipeg Goldeyes have acquired outfielder Max Jung-Goldberg.
Read MoreBob Elliott summarizes how the Canadians performed during the third day of the 27th annual Perfect Game World Wood Bat tournament in Jupiter, Fla.
Read MoreOn the 10th anniversary of Jose Bautista’s “bat flip” home run in Game 5 of the Toronto Blue Jays’ American League Division Series against the Texas Rangers, we thought we would re-run this story originally published on April 4, 2016.
Read More“The Blue Jays drew 44,814 fans to Rogers Centre for Game 2 of the American League Championship Series on Monday.
Yes, it was a sellout.
No, the building was not 100% full of Blue Jays fans.
“I’d rather see Matt win a World Series ring, he trumps the Blue Jays for me,” said Randy Casford, Matt Brash’s former coach with the Kingston Thunder.
Casford was in section 115 along with his two sons -- Cole and Kyle, former Brash teammates -- plus Jamie and Sandra Brash, proud parents of the Mariners’ outstanding reliever.”
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