He has never lacked the words to describe what baseball means to Canada.
For Justin Morneau, it’s both personal and a matter of national interest.
The first baseman wore the red-and-white at four World Baseball Classic events as a player before accepting a role as the hitting coach at this year’s edition of the international tournament.
Read More Motivational MorneauIt didn’t start the way he wanted but Nathan Flewelling ended the 2025 baseball season with a bang.
He’s hoping it’s a sign of things to come as he takes part in his second Spring Training with the Tampa Bay Rays, where the Innisfail native has climbed up the depth charts and is now ranked the No. 11 prospect in the organization.
Read More Ray of SunshineIt’s been a long time since Michael Soroka had the opportunity to suit up in the red, white and black of Canada.
The Calgary native was a fixture for the Baseball Canada Junior National Team in 2014-2015, he’s been pining for the chance to do it again.
He gets the start against Colombia to open the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
Read More Start Us UpHe’s waited longer than he had hoped to represent Canada.
And when he finally gets the opportunity to do it at the World Baseball Classic, Adam Macko plans to soak it all in.
Read More Fulfilling a DreamWe are on the cusp of history.
In just a few short months, the Women’s Pro Baseball League will make its much-anticipated debut with four teams suiting up for a four-week, 30-game season.
Joe McFarland takes a look at how he thinks Alberta and Saskatchewan could take leading roles in providing a pipeline for the league’s future.
Read More OPINION: History is Upon UsMatt Coutney has taken the term “roadtrip” to a whole new level.
While some might be tired of driving along the highway after a long season of professional baseball, the Wetaskiwin native has created a new pre-Spring Training tradition.
Read More The Open RoadThey delivered performances that were over and above expectations.
As a result, the Australian Baseball League (ABL) took notice and rewarded WCBL alumni Eric Rataczak and Landen Bourassa accordingly.
Read More Dominating Down UnderCole Dickinson has endured more hardships in his baseball career than a lot of players, yet still finds a way to succeed.
After winning Baseball Alberta 15U ‘AAA’ Player of the Year in 2023, the right-hander went through Tommy John Surgery and finally returned to the field in 2025.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Cole DickinsonThey weren’t very good.
And neither were the baseball cards they graced.
But there were some bright spots on the roster, nonetheless.
Let’s meet the 1996 Medicine Hat Blue Jays…
Read More In The Cards: ’96 Medicine Hat Blue JaysRiley Wolbeck might just be the human definition of the classic line, “What are they putting in the water?”
The 15-year-old Leduc native stands out in more ways than one, with a height of 6-foot-4 and weight of 220 pounds.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Riley Wolbeck