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OTTAWA – The 2024 Major League Baseball season opens today and we’re here to give you a rundown on the Canadian players to keep an eye on this season!
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OTTAWA – Baseball Canada is pleased to announce the names of 35 athletes who’ve been invited to attend the Junior National Team’s Extended Spring Training Camp from April 17-27 in Dunedin, Florida.
OTTAWA - Baseball Canada would like to congratulate Women’s National Team athletes Sena Catterall (Pierrefonds, QC), Alizée Gélinas (Trois-Rivières, QC) and Raine Padgham (Abbotsford, BC) who will represent Canada in the Australian Women’s Baseball Showcase that will take place in Lismore, Australia from May 9-12.
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OTTAWA - Canada will open play at the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) IX Women’s Baseball World Cup Finals, presented by CARNEXT, against Mexico on July 28th at Port Arthur Stadium in Thunder Bay, Ontario before taking on Japan, USA, Venezuela and Chinese Taipei in the event that is set to take place from July 28 to August 3.
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OTTAWA – Baseball Canada is thrilled to learn that former Women’s National Team standout and current coach Ashley Stephenson along with former Major League Baseball All-Star Russell Martin and longtime Men’s National Team member Rod Heisler are part of the six inductees that will take their rightful place in the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum later this year.
Baseball Canada is proud to announce the selected participants for the Women in Coaching Program, an initiative that works towards fostering a more inclusive environment for female coaches in the world of baseball.
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The Bob Elliott Media Recognition Award is named after Bob Elliott, a former winner (2012) of the BBWAA Career Excellence Award, the highest award given by the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA), presented annually by the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Elliott covered both the Montréal Expos and Toronto Blue Jays during a distinguished career that spanned four decades, but it’s Bob’s long-lasting contributions to Canadian baseball and raising the profile of Canadians in the game and telling their stories which has resulted in this award being named after him. The Kingston, Ontario native’s Canadian Baseball Network website has been a go-to source for information for years from Canadian baseball sandlots all the way to the big leagues. When a Canadian reaches the majors, chances are the Canadian baseball community read about them years earlier via Elliott and the Canadian Baseball Network. His coverage of Canadian prospects eligible for the annual MLB Draft has must read material for years while his annual Top 100 Most Influential Canadians in Baseball list has provided deserved recognition for many year-over-year. It’s through Bob’s work that he’s forged relationships across Canada allowing him to tell great Canadian baseball stories to this very day.
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CANADIAN BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM PRESS RELEASE
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