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Kilshaw’s Dream Season

It sure didn’t take Aiden Kilshaw long to knock a few items off his bucket list in 2026.

From repping Saskatchewan and Canada to winning the WCBL championship with the Saskatoon Berries, his memorable season came to an end with being named the Baseball Sask Male Player of the Year.

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From the Vault: John Axford

He’s always been a postseason performer.

Whether he was taking the mound in the Western Major Baseball League (WMBL) or in Major League Baseball (MLB), pitcher John Axford saved his best for when the games mattered the most.

That’s been particularly noticeable when the Ontario-born product represented the Milwaukee Brewers, the team he logged 269 regular season games and 263-plus innings with over six years.

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WCBL Unveils 2026 Award Winners

The top performers in the Western Canadian Baseball League have been made official.

The summer collegiate circuit that calls Alberta and Saskatchewan home has named its Rookie of the Year, Most Outstanding Canadian, Most Outstanding Pitcher, Top Relief Pitcher, Coach of the Year, Mitch Ball Memorial Award winner, All-Star Teams and Most Valuable Players from the regular season and postseason.

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MacDonald Takes Over From Brotzel

The Regina Red Sox are undergoing a major baseball operations shakeup.

The Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) franchise announced that longtime general manager Gary Brotzel – a founding member of the team – was stepping down and that Mitch MacDonald was being promoted from the role of assistant general manager to GM.

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From the Vault: Marco Gonzales

A summer in Toontown proved to be the perfect place to fine-tune his game.

From Saskatoon to St. Louis to Seattle, Marco Gonzales always managed to take his game to another level, and his time in the Western Major Baseball League (WMBL) – the forerunner of the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) – proved no exception.

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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.

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