How We’ll Remember 2025

We take a look back at some of the stories that captured our hearts and imaginations in 2025.

K Ride

Odds are you’ve heard the festive favourite, Sleigh Ride.

We put a baseball spin on it with “K Ride” as we settle down to celebrate the season.

Baseball Wonderland

Who’s ready for some holiday fun?

We put on our best singing voices for a special baseball edition of “Winter Wonderland.”

OPINION: Get Ready for the “Blue Jays Bump”

Baseball organizations in Alberta and Saskatchewan are hoping to make it onto Santa’s “nice” list this year.

Whether or not Jolly Ol’ Saint Nick can pack those wishes into the stocking might be a much bigger question to answer.

McFarland Recognized by Baseball Canada

This one certainly came out of left field.

Our Joe McFarland has been named Baseball Canada’s Bob Elliott Media Recognition Award winner for his contributions to baseball media.

2025 Dugout Stories All-WCBL Team

We have to admit: it’s not getting any easier to pick our annual “best of” roster from the Western Canadian Baseball League.

The standard of play continues to get even better each year with more and more players looking to make their mark on the summer circuit and beyond.

2025 SDS All-College Team

The pipeline from Saskatchewan to the U.S. college ranks remains filled with top-notch talent.

As we take a look back at 2025, it was great to see so many athletes from our province contributing in meaningful ways to their respective programs south of the border.

We present the 2025 SDS All-College Team.

WCBL Announces 2026 Schedule

Start making your summer plans now.

The Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) has released its schedule for the 2026 season.

Opening Day takes place on Thursday, May 28th with five games in two provinces.

Bird on the Wire

When Braidy Birdsall puts her mind to something, nothing is getting in her way.

Even when facing injuries, she’s the first to pick herself back up and get motivated to overcome the obstacle.

It’s a mindset that has served her well as an athlete, including in baseball where she’s been chosen in the Women’s Pro Baseball League draft.

Taylor Made

She’s had a taste of representing Canada and Taylor Schueller now wants more.

The 17-year-old utility player was a mainstay on Baseball Sask teams this summer, earning a spot on the national squad’s development camp roster.

And now, she’s dreaming even bigger.