The Canadian Baseball Network’s Lifetime Builder Award is being named after the ultimate builder of baseball in Canada.
Moose Jaw’s Jim Baba, who passed away in late 2025, has been recognized as the winner for 2026.
Baseball Sask’s Greg Brons shares a few words about his friend, colleague and mentor.
Read More Honouring the Ultimate BuilderThe Moose Jaw Miller Express have proven to be formidable postseason foes in recent years.
The Millers pushed the Okotoks Dawgs to the brink in the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) championship series in 2022 and 2024, before they gave the Saskatoon Berries all they could handle in the opening round of the East Division playoffs last year.
Read More 2026 Moose Jaw Miller Express Season PreviewIt seems everyone involved in Canadian baseball has a Jim Baba story.
J.P. Antonacci of Canadian Baseball Network takes a look at a few as Baba was named to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.
Read More A Hall of Fame BuilderTwo former Edmonton players and a baseball builder from Moose Jaw are part of the 2026 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame class.
The organization, based in St. Marys, Ontario, unveiled the class of six new inductees on Feb. 5th. Among the honourees are former Toronto Blue Jays centre fielder Devon White; St. Louis Cardinals first base coach Stubby Clapp; long-serving Baseball Canada executive director Jim Baba; Women’s National Team alum Kate Psota; Montreal Expos stalwart Bill Stoneman; and former Major League Baseball (MLB) umpire Paul Runge.
Read More Baba Gets Call to the HallHe was a Canadian baseball giant.
Jim Baba had a profound impact on the game across Canada and around the globe, regarded as a well-respected and influential leader who served in a variety of roles including executive director of Baseball Canada from 2000 to 2021.
Baba recently passed away at the age of 69 following a long battle with blood cancer, resulting in a tidal wave of tributes from across the baseball world.
Read More Remembering Jim BabaReece Helland is about to put the wraps on an outstanding playing career.
The Moose Jaw native and Miller Express alum put an exclamation point on it by setting the MidAmerica Nazarene record for career saves.
Read More Ride into the Helland ZoneIf the University of Calgary Dinos want to get back to the Canadian College Baseball Conference’s promised land, they will need to depend on some of their up-and-coming talent like Nathan Varjassy.
The Moose Jaw native is entering his third season with the Dinos and is hoping to be a bigger piece of a championship run.
Read More 7th Inning Stretch: Nathan VarjassyHe was, in his prime, the best pitcher in the world.
In a playing career that covered more than three decades, John Donaldson traveled to hundreds of cities across North America, where he collected 413 wins and recorded 5,081 strikeouts.
Donaldson struck out more than 500 batters in three straight years and he registered 14 no-hitters, including one that dazzled baseball watchers in Saskatchewan.
Read More Dominant John DonaldsonAnd then there were two.
It all comes down to this in the Western Canadian Baseball League as the championship series will feature the Moose Jaw Miller Express and the Okotoks Dawgs.
Read More WCBL Championship PreviewThere 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 Call
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