The Twelve Days of Baseball Christmas
As we celebrate the holiday season, we present to you something special: a Saskatchewan baseball-style edition of the 12 Days of Christmas!
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Celebrating baseball - past, present and future - in Alberta, Canada.
Wapella’s Near-Perfect Summer
It was one of the most impressive performances the province of Saskatchewan has ever seen on a baseball field.
A team based out of Wapella, with a population of just 400, nearly ran the table for the entire summer of 1924, winning 16 of 20 tournaments they played in.
They also won three games against the famous Brandon Greys.
Read More Wapella’s Near-Perfect Summer2024 Dugout Stories All-WCBL Team
What if the Western Canadian Baseball League had a team of all-stars that took part in the Major League Baseball Playoffs?
What started as a one-off idea in 2023 is now becoming a yearly tradition as we highlight the best-of-the-best from the WCBL.
Read More 2024 Dugout Stories All-WCBL TeamProvince of the Year
Baseball Sask is once again the envy of the Baseball Canada world.
For a record 10th time since 1986, the organization was named Province of the Year by the federal body during its annual awards banquet in November.
Read More Province of the Year2024 SDS All-College Team
What a year it was for Saskatchewan baseball products who took their talents south of the border for their collegiate endeavours.
Several took home big awards from their schools and regions, while others captured major conference awards.
We take a look back at the top performances with our first annual SDS All-College Team.
Read More 2024 SDS All-College TeamBeing the Culture
It is shaping up to be an experience the Regina Dusters won’t soon forget.
Created in 2020 to help give kids the chance to play baseball for a while longer, the Dusters have traveled to Las Vegas and Arizona for winter tournaments in the past.
But nothing will compare to what they have planned when the board the plane for Cuba in February 2025.
Read More Being the CultureHowe-To Guide to Baseball
He had already earned the title “Mr. Hockey” for his work on the ice.
But Gordie Howe easily could’ve added the nickname “The Natural” for how he competed on the ball diamond, at the golf course and even in the bowling alley.
Such was the immense talent of the man who had broad enough shoulders to carry such accomplishments.
Some of the stories associated with his time in baseball are as legendary as his exploits at the rink.
Read More Howe-To Guide to BaseballTwo-Sport Slugger
When Aidan Marien isn’t collecting hits on the diamond, he is delivering them on the gridiron.
The Saskatoon product has succeeded at every step along the way.
He’s looking to take it to the next level after committing to Hutchinson Community College in Kansas.
Read More Two-Sport SluggerWCBL Well-Represented on All-Canadian College Teams
The Canadian Baseball Network’s All-Canadian College Teams have been announced and Western Canadian Baseball League players figure prominently among the selections.
The annual release of Canada’s top college baseball players by the national network has been taking place for a quarter century and CBN founder Bob Elliott unveiled the final picks for 2024 recently.
Read More WCBL Well-Represented on All-Canadian College TeamsOPINION: WCBL Returns to its Rural Roots
The Western Canadian Baseball League has introduced its first-ever Rural Roots Game in 2025.
To be held on June 8, the Sylvan Lake Gulls will face the Lethbridge Bulls in Oyen, Alberta.
Our Joe McFarland talks about the history and the potential for the new initiative.
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