Canadian Premier found itself chasing the game early Sunday and was unable to recover, falling 10–4 to the Kansas City Royals.
Read MoreDespite its strong showing at the World Baseball Classic, Canada will not have another opportunity to qualify for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew’s weekly “But What Do I Know?” column discusses Tyler Black, Dante Nori, Dustin Molleken, the 1977 Toronto Blue Jays and Ernie Quigley.
Read MoreThe UBC Thunderbirds were crushing the baseball all day Saturday but had to settle for a doubleheader split with the Eastern Oregon Mountaineers at Optimist Field. The Mountaineers won the series opener 11-8, before the 'Birds bounced back in a big way with a mercy-rule shortened 23-5 seven-inning win in game two.
Read MoreCanadian Premier ran into an early deficit Saturday and was unable to fully recover, falling 4–2 to the Seattle Mariners.
Read MoreSportsnet has officially announced their 2026 Toronto Blue Jays broadcast crews.
Read MoreFormer big leaguer Dustin Molleken (Regina, Sask.) has joined the Western Canadian Baseball League’s Saskatoon Berries as a pitching consultant.
Read MoreCanadian Premier delivered a polished, complete performance Friday, riding a relentless offensive attack and steady pitching to a 10–3 victory over the Langley Blaze.
Read MoreLegendary Montreal Expos broadcaster Rodger Brulotte has died at the age of 79.
Read MoreThe Canadian Baseball League’s Guelph Royals have acquired closer Dustin Richardson and outfielder Luca Boscarino from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for infielder Brando Leroux and cash considerations.
Read MoreCanadian Premier outhit the Cincinnati Reds but came up just short in a 6–4 loss on Thursday, despite a determined late-game rally and strong offensive production throughout the lineup.
Read More“When Ayden Makarus would step up to the plate for the Okotoks Dawgs Academy in high school, people knew.
Not from what they saw, but what they heard.
“We swung wood bats when I was playing for the Dawgs Academy, this is where I started to notice the ball sounded different coming off my bat than everyone else’s,” Makarus (Okotoks, Alta.) said.
“People would tell me that it sounded like a shotgun going off when I hit the ball. This was the first time I truly realized that at any time, I was a power threat.”
Read MoreBuck Martinez will be the first inductee into the Toronto Blue Jays’ new Hall of Excellence which will open at the Rogers Centre in August.
Read MoreUBC’s Oliver Clements (Vancouver, B.C.) has been named CCC Player of the Week.
Read MoreCanadian Premier ran into a difficult matchup on Wednesday, dropping a 12–0 decision to the Cleveland Guardians after the home side built an early lead and never looked back.
Read MoreTerriers teams have headed south for their annual spring training trip.
Read MoreCanadians Nicolas Deschamps (Quebec, Que.) and Damiano Palmegiani (Surrey, B.C.) have been released by the Toronto Blue Jays.
Read More“The World Baseball Classic is out of the nest. Now is the time to let it fly.
The American victory over the Dominican Republic, in Sunday’s semifinal, was shown opposite the Academy Awards and still drew a bigger viewing audience than the 2025 All-Star Game did. If that isn’t a mandate for change, how about the jam-packed crowds in Miami to watch the Dominicans, Puerto Ricans and Venezuelans? It’s proof that Miami loves baseball, as long as it’s not played by the Marlins. But it also launches the WBC into something that we should pencil in, at least once every two years. And not at the shank of spring training, either.
No, the WBC should replace the All-Star Game in alternate seasons, right there in the middle of July, when everyone is lathered up and in rhythm, when there would be no pleas from the MLB team executives to hold people out of competition, when baseball is the lone focus and when every other major sport is dormant.”
Read MoreCanadian Premier was unable to keep pace with the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday, dropping a 10–5 decision, in the first game of their Arizona spring tour.
Read MoreLongtime Okotoks Dawg Ricky Sanchez has been named the WCC Player of the Week after his record performance for Gonzaga on Sunday.
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