C's Plus Baseball – A blog about the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club
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A couple of 2014 Vancouver Canadians were back together again briefly. 2013-2014 C’s left-hander Jairo Labourt and shortstop Franklin Barreto were reunited when the Oakland Athletics claimed Labourt earlier this spring but Labourt returned to the Detroit Tigers on a minor league deal.
The pitch count was high by having to answer way too many questions but Kyle Weatherly gutted it out in a complete-game effort for this edition of C’s Chat.
It was a busy year on the transactions front as a total of 51 players wore the uniform of the Northwest League champion Vancouver Canadians over the course of the 2017 season.
The Vancouver Canadians had a chance to bring home a 2-0 series lead back home but a bad first inning and a lack of hitting resulted in a 4-2 loss to the Eugene Emeralds in Game 2 of the Northwest League final at P.K. Park Sunday afternoon.
Reggie Pruitt hit his second home run of the year in Spokane Wednesday evening. The Vancouver Canadians continue to roll as they ran their winning streak
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
Kacy Clemens had three hits and knocked in three in Hillsboro Thursday. The Vancouver Canadians cannot beat and—at this rate—may never beat the Hillsboro Hops
The Vancouver Canadians were trying to blow out the Tri-City Dust Devils but had to hang on for a third one-run victory instead, pulling out a 5-4 win at Nat Bailey Stadium Saturday night.
The Tri-City Dust Devils turned the tables on the Vancouver Canadians in the second game of their three-game set. After being shutout Tuesday night, the Dust Devils blanked the C’s 5-0 at Gesa Stadium Wednesday evening.
Kacy Clemens drove in four of Vancouver’s six runs in Salem-Keizer Friday. The Vancouver Canadians could not build on the momentum of Thursday’s series opening
The winners at Nat Bailey Stadium the last two days have something in common—they both wear green. Chef Wasabi won the Sushi Race for the second day in a row after Saduhara Soy tripped and fell while the neon-green clad Hillsboro Hops easily outdistanced the C’s 9-2 Monday night.
It was shaping up to be the most crushing loss of the season for the Vancouver Canadians but they earned their most exhilarating victory instead as the C’s knocked off the Spokane Indians 4-3 at Nat Bailey Stadium Friday afternoon.
C's Plus Baseball - A blog about the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club 