A clearer picture of who will not be in a Vancouver Canadians uniform in 2019 has emerged. The Lansing Lugnuts—the team just above the C’s in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league food chain—revealed its roster for the upcoming season. Continue reading C’s Recap – The Most Likely No-Shows At The Nat In 2019
The Vancouver Canadians held its Media Day at Nat Bailey Stadium this week. It involved manager Dallas McPherson holding a press conference with the local media and the players getting their photos taken to be used for the video scoreboard, game program and team website. Continue reading C’s Recap – 2018 Vancouver Canadians Media Day At The Nat
It wasn’t enough for the Oakland Athletics to sweep a four-game set over the Toronto Blue Jays over the Victoria Day weekend, they also claimed righthanded pitcher and 2012 Vancouver Canadian Carlos Ramirez off waivers. Continue reading C’s Alumni Update – Carlos Ramirez Joins Oakland Organization
Here’s the latest edition of C’s Tweets about the Vancouver Canadians from players, team officials, broadcasters, bloggers and other persons of interest in the month of May so far. Continue reading C’s Recap – C’s Tweets May 1-11, 2018
Here is a collection of C’s Tweets for the latter half of April about the Vancouver Canadians baseball club made by former players, broadcasters, media personalties and bloggers. Among the tweets were reactions to the van attack in Toronto, video interviews, highlights and other noteworthy observations. April 20 Jay Blue: Case, Clemens, Guerrero Jr., Pompey, Sellers https://t.co/F7fstmDbzx By: @JaysFromAway @FisherCats @DunedinBlueJays @LansingLugnuts pic.twitter.com/aNBDHm5bUP — Canadian Baseball (@CDNbaseball) April 20, 2018 Right now: interview with Lansing Lugnuts position coach Dave Pano talking about his role https://t.co/kvwG1UUvtW — Around The Nest (@AroundNest) April 20, 2018 New @JaysJournal podcast is brewing: @BlueJayHunter, @Tony_Ambrogio, … Continue reading C’s Recap – C’s Tweets April 20-30, 2018
Nate Pearson will need to stay hydrated in 2018 as he will be pitching in Dunedin to begin the season. The three 2017 Vancouver Canadians rated among the Top 20 prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays system by Baseball America will be together again. The trio of righthander Nate Pearson, shortstop Logan Warmoth and catcher Riley Adams will skip Lansing and get their full-season debut with the defending Florida State League co-champion Dunedin Blue Jays. There was much speculation that the 2017 first-round duo Pearson and Warmoth would begin this year in the Sunshine State but there was not quite … Continue reading C’s Alumni Update – Pearson, Warmoth & Adams To Begin 2018 In Dunedin
A couple of former Vancouver Canadians pitchers who played a role in their first two Northwest League championships decided to call it a career over the off-season. 2011 righthander Blake McFarland and 2012 righty Wil Browning made the difficult decision to pursue other ventures. Continue reading C’s Alumni Update – McFarland & Browning Announce Their Retirements
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. Continue reading C’s Recap – C’s Extend PDC With Blue Jays Until 2022
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 Stadium was with Vancouver Canadians first baseman/outfielder David Jacob. It turned out he would play … Continue reading C’s Chat – David Jacob
David Jacob hit his team-leading fourth home run of the year and reached base five times Thursday. The Vancouver Canadians won their second straight series out of the All-Star break and their second straight over the Tri-City Dust Devils by … Continue reading C’s Recap – Jacob’s Jack & Dillon’s Dealin’ Lead C’s To Big Win Over Dust Devils
The Vancouver Canadians got their measure of revenge against Henry Henry as they defeated the Tri-City Dust Devils 6-2 at Nat Bailey Stadium Wednesday. Continue reading C’s Recap – Uh-Oh Henry As C’s Raise The Bar Against Tri-City
The Vancouver Canadians were unable to complete a three-game sweep of the Tri-City Dust Devils as they lost 7-3 at Nat Bailey Stadium Sunday afternoon. Continue reading C’s Recap – Dust Devils Avoid The Broom From The C’s
