Merek Yeager can’t help but laugh about his first experience in Toronto.
Invited to the 2023 Blue Jays Academy Canadian Futures Showcase, he checked into his hotel then tried to figure out how to get to Rogers Centre.
Since then, the Muenster product has been on a jet-setting trip through the Canadian baseball world.
Read More Muenster MashIt wasn’t until after the game that Tucker Jesson realized what had happened.
When he struck out Sam Thiessen in the bottom of the seventh to preserve a 1-0 lead, the young hurler had also completed his first career no-hitter.
The Regina product had simply wanted to save arms for the next games at the Ray Carter Cup.
Read More Jesson Keeps ‘Em Guessin’No one knows Swift Current quite like Brody Alexandre.
The slugger is now in his fourth season with the hometown 57s after a solid spring with Trinidad State College.
Ian Wilson caught up with him during a roadtrip through Saskatchewan for our latest 7th Inning Stretch.
Read More 7th Inning Stretch: Brody AlexandreThere are all kinds of pick-off moves by pitchers.
Rod Heisler had a unique move that allowed him to be successful with Baseball Canada for years.
Canadian Baseball Network’s Bob Elliott has more as the Moose Jaw native was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.
Read More Heisler’s Hall CallThe legend of Big Foot lives on in Holdcast.
However, the small farming community north of Moose Jaw isn’t talking about the notoriously elusive creature.
They are talking about Big Foot Diamond, where a major upgrade project is getting some help from the Jays Care Foundation.
Read More More Than A FieldRegina’s Gavin Wuschke is looking to accomplish something few others have done before him.
The Balfour Collegiate High School product already has a Canadian College Baseball Conference and Western Canadian Baseball League title.
He would love nothing more than to win another championship with the Bellevue University Bruins of the NAIA.
Read More The Title TrifectaHe put the “battle” in North Battleford.
Following a playing career full of twists and turns that showed off his resilience, Andrew Albers has returned to his home province of Saskatchewan and he’s ready for the next chapter of his baseball life in the Western Canadian Baseball League.
Read More Saskatchewan StalwartNolan 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.
Read More Sparks Flies in Saskatoon
