February 25, 2026
By Kevin Glew
Cooperstowners in Canada
Canada will play its first game of the 2026 World Baseball Classic against Colombia in San Juan, Puerto, Rico on March 7.
This will mark the sixth time Canada has competed in the event. And it got me wondering who Canada’s all-time statistical leaders are at the WBC?
For example, who has played the most games for Canada?
Who has the most hits?
Who has the most RBIs?
It wasn’t difficult to find statistics for the individual tournaments, but the cumulative, all-time stats proved to be elusive. So, I did the research myself.
And here’s what I discovered (Today I will focus on the hitters):
Canada’s All-Time World Baseball Classic Stats Leaders
Hitters
Games
11 – Justin Morneau
11 – Pete Orr
7 – Tyler O’Neill
6 – Freddie Freeman
5 – Joey Votto
5 – Jason Bay
5 – Adam Stern
5 – Matt Stairs
5 – Jonathan Malo
Hits
15 – Justin Morneau
9 – Tyler O’Neill
8 – Michael Saunders
7 – Joey Votto
7 – Jason Bay
7 – Edouard Julien
6 – Adam Stern
Runs
8 – Justin Morneau
7 – Joey Votto
6 – Jason Bay
5 – Tyler O’Neill
5 – Edouard Julien
4 – Michael Saunders
4 – Otto Lopez
Doubles
8 – Justin Morneau
3 – Michael Saunders
2 – Jason Bay
2 – Joey Votto
2 – Tyler O’Neill
2 – Edouard Julien
2 – Pierre Luc LaForest
Triples
1 – Adam Stern
1 – Stubby Clapp
1 – Aaron Guiel
1 – Otto Lopez
1 – Ryan Radmanovich
Home Runs
2 – Edouard Julien
1 – Adam Stern
1 – Corey Koskie
1 – Otto Lopez
1 – Owen Caissie
1 – Bo Naylor
1 – Jared Young
1 – Michael Saunders
1 – Joey Votto
1 – Russell Martin
RBIs
7 – Michael Saunders
6 – Justin Morneau
6 – Otto Lopez
5 – Adam Stern
4 – Tyler O’Neill
4 – Owen Caissie
4 – Matt Stairs
Stolen Bases
2 – Jacob Robson
2 – Dalton Pompey
1 – Adam Stern
1 – Pete Orr
1 – Michael Saunders
1 – Edouard Julien
Walks
8 – Jason Bay
6 – Joey Votto
6 – Tyler O’Neill
5 – Edouard Julien
5 – Matt Stairs
4 – Justin Morneau
4 – Corey Koskie
Batting Average (Min. 9 Plate Appearances)
.727 – Michael Saunders
.555 – Chris Robinson
.545 – Adam Stern
.538 – Edouard Julien
.467 – Jason Bay
.417 – Jacob Robson
.388 – Joey Votto
.375 – Tyler O’Neill
.341 – Justin Morneau
* I did this research myself, the old-fashioned way (using handwritten notes and a calculator), if there is a mistake you can see, please let me know.

Thanks for the detailed stats and thanks for the hard work that you put into this. Project.
Thanks for your support.
Thanks for all these stats and all the work you did in researching these stats.
Thanks for your support.
Great to read all these stats. I’m a stats nerd