OPINION: Thanks Coach!

In honour of National Coaches Week, our Joe McFarland takes a look back at his summer spent coaching t-ball and coach-pitch.

Showcasing Keaton

He might be the only one with a Saskatchewan birth certificate going to the Blue Jays Academy Canadian Futures Showcase this season, but it’s not phasing Keaton Lejan.

In fact, he is welcoming the opportunity to “show what Sask baseball is all about.”

Just Like Old Times

The small community of Muenster had a big hand in the Saskatoon Berries reaching the pinnacle of the Western Canadian Baseball League.

With a population just north of 400, the village is listed as the hometown for three of the team’s busiest pitchers of the 2026 season: Merek Yeager, Adam Korte and Dallen Rude.

Sweet Taste of Victory

It was a perfect way to end his collegiate career.

Ethan Murdoch reflects on his journey to a Western Canadian Baseball League championship with the Saskatoon Berries.

Year of the Snakes

For 19 years, the Saskatoon Diamondbacks have felt snakebitten.

They have had good seasons in the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League, including making it to the final in 2024, but haven’t been able to capture the circuit’s biggest prize.

They changed that this summer and are now heading to nationals in Fort McMurray.

Back on the Podium

You can add another bronze medal to the mantle for Team Saskatchewan at the Baseball Canada 19U Women’s National Championship.

We recap their journey to the podium on home turf in Saskatoon over the past week.

One More Time

Many of the 20 young men who made up the Baseball Sask roster for The Road to Okotoks had the opportunity to be teammates over the last few years.

Fixin’ for Texas

Regina native and Martin Academy grad Thomas Ireland is knocking on the door of the big leagues.

He has split this season between Double-A and Triple-A in the Texas Rangers system, hoping to make the jump soon.

Trevor Fitzpatrick of Canadian Baseball Network caught up with the left-hander recently.

Home Sweet Home

Representing her home province is going to look a little different this time for Beth Sarauer.

The Clavet native will undoubtedly have a few familiar faces in the stands when she and her Team Saskatchewan teammates take to the field at the Baseball Canada 19U Women’s National Championships in Saskatoon.

OPINION: Praise for The Road to Okotoks

“I can’t believe I’m in baseball heaven in Okotoks.”

When former Minnesota Twins legend and Canadian Baseball Hall of Famer Justin Morneau says something like that, you stand up and take notice.

Joe McFarland has more on the sentiment surrounding the inaugural event.