40 percent of BA"s Top 30 Toronto Blue Jays prospects have Vancouver ties.
C’s Recap – Wild Ending in Canadians Loss to Emeralds
A baserunning gaffe costs the Canadians in the end.
C’s Recap – Rob Fai Steps Down as Voice of the Vancouver Canadians
There will be a new play-by-play announcer for the Vancouver Canadians whenever baseball resumes.
C’s Chat – 2011 Vancouver Canadians 2B #2 Jon Berti – Part 2
The latest C's Chat continues to look back at the year 2011 with Vancouver Canadians second baseman and current Miami Marlins utlitiyman Jon Berti.
C’s Chat – 2011-2012 Vancouver Canadians RHP Bryan Longpre
Bryan Longpre throws a pitch at Nat Bailey Stadium August 2, 2012. It's a turn-back-the-clock edition of C's Chat with 2011-2012 Vancouver Canadians pitcher Bryan Longpre. The road to professional baseball had its share of detours for the 6-foot-2 righthander. After his senior season at his hometown La Crescenta High in California where he was … Continue reading C’s Chat – 2011-2012 Vancouver Canadians RHP Bryan Longpre
C’s Recap – Jesse Barfield, John Schneider & Charlie Wilson Highlight 2020 Vancouver Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon
The first sign the start of the upcoming baseball season moves into scoring position is the annual Vancouver Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon.
C’s Recap – Lavallee, Kokoris, Canellas & Fermin Introduced as 2020 Vancouver Canadians Coaching Staff
Two familiar faces and two new faces will make up the Vancouver Canadians coaching staff in 2020.
C’s Chat – Jon Berti
The latest C's Chat is with 2011 Vancouver Canadians second baseman and now Miami Marlin Jon Berti, called up from Triple-A New Orleans Saturday.
C’s Recap – Injuries Take Final Toll On Pentecost
2014 Vancouver Canadians catcher Max Pentecost is stepping away from the grind of professional baseball. The former first-round pick has retired according to a tweet from Red Sox beat writer Chris Cotillo.
C’s Recap – 2019 Vancouver Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon
The Vancouver Canadians recently held its 9th Annual Hot Stove Luncheon in support of the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Foundation. The special guests were former Toronto Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston, current general manager Ross Atkins and president emeritus Paul Beeston.

