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Chats with current and former players who donned the Vancouver Canadians uniform.
The winning pitcher of the Northwest League championship clincher is the guest of honour in the latest chapter of C’s Chat. Lefthander Zach Logue was drafted in the ninth round of the 2017 draft by the Toronto Blue Jays after a three-year college career with the Kentucky Wildcats.
Canada’s professional baseball teams will be together for four more years. C’s co-owner Jake Kerr announced at the team’s annual luncheon Friday that the Blue Jays will remain affiliated with Vancouver until the end of the 2022 season.
The man who scored the winning run in the clinching game of the Northwest League final stops by in this instalment of C’s Chat. I had the chance to speak with Vancouver Canadians center fielder Reggie Pruitt before the season started at the team’s Media Day and the 20 year-old from Kennesaw, Georgia graciously donated his time to chat with me once again to look back on 2017.
Brody Rodning did more than just bear up under misfortune in 2017.
This episode of C’s Chat features the second player from the Quincy Hawks to wear the Vancouver Canadians uniform in 2017, righthanded pitcher Graham Spraker.
I caught up with Vancouver Canadians second baseman Samad Taylor to talk about his eventful 2017 season. The 19 year-old right-handed hitter from Corona, California was in the midst of his second professional season with Cleveland before he was traded to the Toronto Blue Jays as part of the deal that sent reliever Joe Smith to Ohio.
David Jacob played nine games at first base for the C’s in 2017. My final interview on the day of August 12 at Nat Bailey
Brandon Polizzi takes a practice swing before an at-bat at Nat Bailey Stadium August 20. Here is one from the archives. I had a chance
“I might take you down, but I’ll never let you down.” — theme from Shaft 2000. William Ouellette (pronounced ‘ooh-LET’) had plenty of takedowns as closer of the Vancouver Canadians and he never let his team down when he was summoned from the bullpen.
Brayden Bouchey made his Nat Bailey Stadium debut with one-third of a scoreless frame to finish off a 7-1 victory over the Everett AquaSox June
Nate Pearson has just turned 21 years old and the future is pretty bright for the 28th overall pick of the 2017 draft.
Nate Pearson has just turned 21 years old and the future is pretty bright for the 28th overall pick of the 2017 draft.
