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Don Leppert, the Toronto Blue Jays' first bullpen coach, died on Thursday at his home in Delaware, Ohio at the age of 91.
Original Toronto Blue Jays coach Don Leppert dies at age 91
Arozarena sparks Mexico to WBC win over Canada, Canada eliminated
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Mexico scored four runs in the sixth inning to propel them to a 10-3 win over Canada at the World Baseball Classic on Wednesday.
Lopez, Skirrow propel Canada to WBC win over Colombia
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Right-hander Noah Skirrow (Stoney Creek, Ont.) tossed five scoreless innings and Otto Lopez (Montreal, Que.) belted a three-run home run in the ninth inning to lead Canada to a 5-0 win over Colombia at the World Baseball Classic at Chase Field in Phoenix, Ariz., on Tuesday.
But What Do I Know? . . . Cal Quantrill, WBC, Tristan Peters, Jerry Howarth
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My weekly "But What Do I Know?" column discusses the World Baseball Classic, Cal Quantrill, Tristan Pompey and Jerry Howarth.
Canada World Baseball Classic Preview – News and Notes, Left-Handed Relievers
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Another Canada World Baseball Classic preview. This one looks at the left-handed relievers on the Canadian squad. It also examines the probable starting rotation and starting position players.
Canada World Baseball Classic Preview – Starting Pitchers
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My latest Canada World Baseball Classic preview focuses on the starting pitchers on the national team roster.
Canada World Baseball Classic Preview – Catchers
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Kevin Glew takes a look at the catchers who will play for Canada in the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
Baseball Canada announces roster for World Baseball Classic
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Baseball Canada has unveiled its 30-man roster for the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
But What Do I Know? . . . Tyler O’Neill, Fergie Jenkins, Bo Naylor, Jimmy Key
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My weekly Canadian baseball news column discusses Tyler O'Neill, Fergie Jenkins, Jimmy Key and the 2023 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductees announcement.
Loewen attempting comeback to play in World Baseball Classic, don’t bet against him
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Junior National Team alum and former big league left-hander Adam Loewen (Surrey, B.C.) will attempt a comeback to play for Canada at the World Baseball Classic. The 38-year-old left-hander hasn’t thrown a pitch or hit in an international competition for Canada since 2019, but given his track record, no one should bet against him.