“Definitely the best birthday I’ve ever had.”
Bryce Oriold-Fraser turned 23 on the night his Lethbridge Bulls clinched the Western Canadian Baseball League championship. He was also named the WCBL Playoff MVP after two great appearances on the mound.
We take a look back at the Bulls’ journey to the final and the aftermath of winning it all.
Read More Running of the BullsNot everyone was able to comprehend what transpired at Pogadl Park in Sylvan Lake on August 15th.
Even some of the players weren’t aware that Evan Wilde, Brett Higgins and Zane Pollen had combined to throw a no-hitter in a 9-0 win over the Lethbridge Bulls.
It was the first no-hitter in the WCBL since 2019, but also had some mystery for many in attendance.
Read More No Flocking WayThe latest edition of 3 UP, 3 DOWN brings us a conversation with infielder Cole Tucker, who starred for Okotoks Dawgs Red this summer.
Find out what he had to say …
Read More 3 UP, 3 DOWN WITH COLE TUCKERThe WCBL’s inaugural “Baseball Day in Canada” featured two games between the Okotoks Dawgs Black and Edmonton Prospects.
Not only were fans treated to broadcasts of the two games, but they also were able to watch interviews and panel discussions about the state of baseball in Canada.
We take a look back at the warm Saturday afternoon event in this photo gallery.
Read More Baseball Day in Canada: Photo GalleryIf you’re scanning the strikeout leaderboard for Levi Abbott’s name, check at the top before working your way down.
The 6-foot-3, right-handed pitcher for the Lethbridge Bulls leads the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) in Ks, with 66, through his first 43.2 innings of work this summer and his other statistics have not suffered during his eight appearances.
We caught up with Abbott to pick his brain on the summer he’s having in the WCBL for a segment we like to call 3 UP, 3 DOWN.
Read More 3 UP, 3 DOWN WITH LEVI ABBOTT