Sim City

Eric Sim may just be the hero that baseball deserves, even if the sport doesn’t need him any longer.

We take a look back at a chat had in 2019 with the former Moose Jaw Miller Express catcher and WMBL Rookie of the Year.

Million-Dollar Arm

John Axford was money on the mound.

And it was a summer in Saskatchewan that made him a millionaire, in more ways than one.

The Ax-Man Retires

John Axford officially announced his retirement in a social media post on Tuesday night.

The 11-year MLB hurler was happy to throw his final professional pitch for Canada in last year’s World Baseball Classic.

The Canadian Baseball Network’s Kevin Glew takes a look at the former Melville Millionaire’s announcement.

Sparks Flies in Saskatoon

Nolan Sparks was just 12 years old when his hometown team, the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets, folded following the 2014 Western Major Baseball League season.

Now 21, Sparks is hoping to help rebuild the summer collegiate scene in his hometown as the first signee of the expansion Saskatoon Berries.

Tooning Up For the Big Leagues

From Saskatchewan to St. Louis to Seattle, Marco Gonzales always managed to take his game to the next level.

He’s hoping to do that again as a member of the starting rotation with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2024.

We take a look back at the reliable left-hander’s time with the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets.

Welcome to Saskatchewan Dugout Stories

Every community in Saskatchewan has a baseball story to tell.

The athletes, families, coaches, umpires, volunteers and community members share in the excitement of baseball we have all come to love.

All these stories and many more deserve to be told and shared, which we will do at Saskatchewan Dugout Stories.