1 Thru 9: Bryce Oriold-Fraser

The ultimate baseball dream is to play for the teams you grew up watching.

Bryce Oriold-Fraser is living the WMBL version of that dream as the Lethbridge hurler is suiting up for the hometown Bulls this summer.

He’s the latest to join us for a “1 Thru 9” profile.

Something Brewing at Alberta Ballparks

What goes well with baseball? Beer, of course.

To get an expert to weigh in on the options available at WMBL ballparks in Alberta, we’ve enlisted the help of beer connoisseur Jason van Rassel.

Whether it’s local craft beer or the big-name brands, we have you covered!

1 Thru 9: Ben Erwin

Ben Erwin might have had the best seat in the house to watch former Okotoks Dawg Greg Cullen pick apart NCAA pitching.

Entering his second season with the Lethbridge Bulls, Erwin is now hoping to turn heads on his own.

We caught up with Erwin for the latest installment of “1 Thru 9.”

Lethbridge Bulls 2018 Season Preview

The Lethbridge Bulls believe they underachieved in 2017. After bowing out in the first round of the WMBL playoffs, they were bound and determined to fix it all in 2018.

We continue our special preview series of Alberta’s WMBL teams, we dive into what the year has in store for the Bulls, which starts with a massive renovation of their home, Spitz Stadium.

Closing Up Shop

Lethbridge’s Tanner Jesson-Dalton went from being a sports-obsessed kid to owning his own business to getting back into the game he loves. And as he racks up the saves at Sacramento State, the 21-year-old reflects on his journey through baseball and business.

Spitz Shine

It is all-hands-on-deck around Spitz Stadium in Lethbridge, as crews put the finishing touches on a $2.3-million renovation. While fans can’t wait for baseball season to start, team officials can’t wait for Old Man Winter to take a hike and let the work get done.

Baseball in Another World

When it comes to baseball, Bermuda will not be mistaken for the Dominican Republic anytime soon.

But with the help of the Baltimore Orioles’ 2017 second-round pick Adam Hall and some bat-and-glove loving Albertans, there is hope that the sport will grow on the island in the years ahead.

Ian Wilson explores some unlikely baseball ties between Alberta and Bermuda …

Angels in the Infield

Ultimately, nothing could stop Tanner Craswell and Mitch MacLean from having a lasting impact at the ballpark.

Years after the former Lethbridge Bulls’ infielders were gunned down – along with Tabitha Stepple – in a senseless murder-suicide in Claresholm, the baseball-loving duo are still making their mark on the game.