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Canadian ball hall presents Tip O’Neill Award to Votto

Four representatives of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame (from left to right: Phil Parkinson, Scott Crawford, John Starzynski, Paul Podsadecki) presented Joey Votto (middle) with the Tip O'Neill Award on Friday night. (Photo courtesy of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame)
April 21, 2013 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Cincinnati Reds Joey Votto Tip O'Neill Award 2 Comments

But What Do I Know? … Stan Musial, Earl Weaver, Chris Reitsma

This is Earl Weaver's 1969 Topps rookie card.
January 20, 2013 arbitration Baltimore Orioles Chris Reitsma Cincinnati Reds Dave Pagan Dave Stieb Earl Weaver Jack Morris Joseph Brown Montreal Expos Montreal Royals National Baseball Hall of Fame new Canadian SABR St. Louis Cardinals Stan Musial Steve Rogers Tom Burgess Toronto Maple Leafs 2 Comments

Votto wins Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame’s Tip O’Neill Award

December 5, 2012 Cincinnati Reds Joey Votto Justin Morneau Michael Saunders Russell Martin Ryan Dempster Scott Diamond Stephanie Savoie Tip O'Neill Tip O'Neill Award Leave a Comment

But What Do I Know? … Jose Canseco, Jeff Francis, Tony Fernandez

April 21, 2012 AAA Baltimore Orioles Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Chris Robinson Cincinnati Reds Colorado Rockies Derek Aucoin Jeff Francis Jose Canseco Kansas City Royals Las Vegas Mark Teahen Montreal Expos Tim Redding Toronto Blue Jays Triple-A Washington Nationals 1 Comment

Votto’s new contract to dwarf the value of previous highest deals signed by Canadian MLBers

April 3, 2012 Canadian Cincinnati Reds contract extension Corey Koskie Eric Gagne Erik Bedard Jason Bay Jeff Francis Jesse Crain Joey Votto Justin Morneau Kirk McCaskill Larry Walker Mark Teahen Matt Stairs Paul Quantrill Rheal Cormier Rich Harden Russell Martin Ryan Dempster top Canadian contract top Canadian contract of all-time 4 Comments

But What Do I Know? … Mike Flanagan, Brett Lawrie, John Axford

August 31, 2011 2011 Tip O'Neill Award Brett Lawrie candidates Cincinnati Reds Curly Williams Joey Votto John Axford Lloydminster Mike Flanagan Milwaukee Brewers Taylor Green Todd Stottlemyre Tom Henke Toronto Blue Jays 8 Comments

Beloved Blue Jays coach, Mel Queen, passes away

May 13, 2011 California Angels Chris Carpenter Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Indians death dies Mel Queen Pat Hentgen Paul Beeston Roger Clemens Roy Halladay Shawn Green Toronto Blue Jays 3 Comments

Votto to be awarded Tip O’Neill Award Saturday night in Cincinnati

April 29, 2011 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Cincinnati Reds Eric Gagne Jason Bay Joey Votto Justin Morneau Larry Walker St. Louis Browns Tip O'Neill Award Tom Valcke 2 Comments

But What Do I Know? … Juan Rivera, Goose Gossage, Chuck Tanner

February 15, 2011 Bobby Mattick Chuck Tanner Cincinnati Reds Dave Stieb Gary Carter George Bell Gino Cimoli Goose Gossage Joey Votto Juan Rivera Montreal Expos Montreal Royals Orlando Cabrera Rusty Staub Toronto Blue Jays Toronto Maple Leafs 3 Comments

Halladay and Phillies will triumph over Votto and the Reds

October 6, 2010 Brad Lidge Brandon Phillips Bronson Arroyo Canadian Chase Utley Cincinnati Reds Cole Hamels Drew Stubbs Dusty Baker Edinson Volquez Jay Bruce Jayson Werth Jimmy Rollins Joey Votto Johnny Cueto Orlando Cabrera Philadelphia Phillies Roy Halladay Roy Oswalt Ryan Howard Scott Rolen 8 Comments

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Canadian Baseball Card of the Week: 1996 Bowman Mike Kusiewicz. Born in Montreal in 1976, Mike Kusiewicz was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the eighth round of the 1994 amateur draft. The Canadian southpaw and longtime member of the Canadian national team pitched in parts of 10 pro seasons in the Rockies, Blue Jays, Red Sox and Brewers organizations. He finished his professional career by pitching for four seasons with independent teams in Edmonton, Winnipeg and Ottawa. He currently resides in Ottawa and runs Mike's Baseball Camps in Nepean, Ont.
Edmonton-born southpaw Rob Zastryzny was the first Canadian selected in this year's MLB draft.
Canadian Baseball Card of the Week: 1994 Topps Archives Roberto Clemente. Most think of Roberto Clemente exclusively as a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. He was actually signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers who tried to hide him with the Montreal Royals farm team in 1954. Read more about Clemente's season in Montreal here:
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Canadian Baseball Card of the Week: 1991 Topps Kevin Reimer. The left-handed slugger was born in Macon, Ga., when his father Gerry was playing in the Braves' minor league system, but he was raised in Enderby, B.C. Selected in the 11th round by the Texas Rangers in the 1985 draft, this 6-foot-4 Canuck would belt 52 homers over parts of six seasons in the big leagues with the Rangers and Milwaukee Brewers from 1998 to 1993.
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Canadian Baseball Card of the Week: Born in Victoria, B.C. in 1965, Steve Wilson pitched in parts of six big league seasons with the Texas Rangers, Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers. In 205 career games, the Canuck southpaw, who pitched primarily in relief, posted 13 wins. He currently serves as the Pacific Rim scouting supervisor for the Chicago Cubs.
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With help from his two Hall of Fame teammates, Catfish Hunter got the win at Exhibition Stadium on September 21, 1978.

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