Dawgs Got The Power

As Canada celebrated its 157th birthday, the battle for top spot in the Western Canadian Baseball League continued to heat up.

Winning streaks were snapped, potential playoff battles took centre stage while a couple of teams struggled to put an end to their respective losing streaks.

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Swift Slugger

It was a season of transition for Swift Current’s Ethan Murdoch.

Having succeeded everywhere he’s gone including McCook Community College and his hometown Swift Current 57s, the slugger found himself in unchartered territory in 2024.

We discuss the setbacks and struggles of his first season with the Marshall Thundering Herd.

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More Than A Field

The 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.

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Kenny’s Powers

There’s being in the zone and there’s dominating it.

Lefty starting pitcher Kenny Jinks did both during a June 7th matchup against the Moose Jaw Miller Express at Mitchell Field in Swift Current.

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Saskatoon Berries 2024 Season Preview

It’s been a hectic year for the Saskatoon Berries.

Since their arrival in the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) was publicly revealed in March of 2023, Saskatoon has selected a team name, picked club colours, crafted a logo, cultivated a social media following, ordered merchandise, undertaken ballpark renos, sold tickets, added sponsors and generally announced their presence to Saskatchewan’s largest city.

That’s just a hint of the off-the-field activities …

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Pride of Regina

His family spent years billeting young Regina Red Sox players.

Now, Zander Oudie-Senger is the one signing autographs for young fans at Currie Field.

The 21-year-old Okanagan College hurler will return for his third season with the Red Sox this summer.

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Houston Has No Problem

Melville’s Nathan Houston has made a name for himself in his freshman season with Arizona Western College.

The 18-year-old infielder has been named Second-Team All-Region and Second-Team All-Conference.

It’s an experience he will bring to the Moose Jaw Miller Express this summer.

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