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Canada has played the U.S in five previous games at the World Baseball Classic. Here's a look back at those contests.
History of Canada vs. U.S. at World Baseball Classic
Canada’s single tournament World Baseball Classic stats leaders
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I did some research to uncover who are Canada’s single-tournament statistical leaders among hitters at the World Baseball Classic.
Who are Canada’s all-time World Baseball Classic statistics leaders?
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I did some research to uncover who are Canada's all-time statistical leaders among hitters at the World Baseball Classic.
But What Do I Know? . . . Micah Ashman, Fergie Jenkins, Joey Votto, Buck Martinez
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My weekly Canadian baseball news and notes column discusses Micah Ashman, Fergie Jenkins, Joey Votto and Buck Martinez.
Canadians in the MLB All-Star Game
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Some fun facts and trivia about Canadians in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
But What Do I Know? . . . Nick Pivetta, Cade Smith, Matt Brash, Dave Stieb
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My weekly Canadian baseball news and notes "But What Do I Know?" column discusses Nick Pivetta, Cade Smith, Matt Brash and Dave Stieb.
But What Do I Know? . . . Mother’s Day, Jonah Tong, Tyler O’Neill, Michael Soroka, Josh Naylor, Mel Queen
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Happy Mother's Day! Here are my Canadian baseball news and notes from the past week.
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame set to open for season on Thursday
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The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will open for the season on Thursday, May 1.
15 largest contracts signed by MLB players born in Canada
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Montreal-born Vladimir Guerrero's 14-year, $500-million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays will be the richest contract ever signed by a player born in Canada. I've compiled a list of the top 15 MLB contracts ever signed by players born in Canada.
10 high-profile players you might have forgotten were in spring training with the Toronto Blue Jays
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You might have forgotten that these 10 high profile major leaguers were once part of the Toronto Blue Jays' organization during spring training.