The final regular season home game of 2018 for the Vancouver Canadians was nothing short of a disaster. The C’s disappointed the sold-out crowd of 6,413 as they were pounded by the Everett AquaSox 9-3 at Nat Bailey Stadium Friday afternoon. Continue reading C’s Recap – Everett Embarrasses Canadians Again In 2018 Home Finale
It took four tries but the Vancouver Canadians have their first series victory of 2018. The C’s took the rubber match of their three-game set against the Tri-City Dust Devils with a 3-2 win at Nat Bailey Stadium Thursday afternoon. Continue reading C’s Recap – Conine So Fine Against Dust Devils
The Vancouver Canadians are on the verge of dropping their opening series of 2018. The Eugene Emeralds jumped out to a 5-0 lead en-route to an 8-4 win over the C’s at P.K Park Saturday night. Continue reading C’s Recap – Emeralds Outshine C’s For Second Night In A Row
The latest guest on C’s Chat is returning Vancouver Canadians outfielder Brandon Polizzi. The 22 year-old from Bellflower, California took time out to participate in his second C’s Chat during the team’s Media Day at Nat Bailey Stadium. Continue reading C’s Chat – Brandon Polizzi (The Sequel)
Riley Adams batted .305 with 20 extra-base hits and 35 runs batted in for the C’s in 2017. 2017 Vancouver Canadians catcher and 2018 Dunedin Blue Jay Riley Adams gets behind the plate in the latest edition of C’s Chat. The 2017 third-round pick out of the University of San Diego was the C’s MVP of 2017 as he helped the club win its fourth Northwest League championship in seven years. The 21 year-old right-handed hitter from Encinitas, California shared his memories of the C’s playoff drive that began with the forest fire in Spokane that forced all of the … Continue reading C’s Chat – Riley Adams
2017 Vancouver Canadians catcher Matt Morgan is the latest guest to catch everything thrown his way in the latest edition of C’s Chat. The 22 year-old backstop is getting his first extended exposure of full-season baseball with the Lansing Lugnuts in 2018. Continue reading C’s Chat – Matt Morgan
The 2017 Vancouver Canadians got to relive the joy of winning the Northwest League championship all over again this spring. The players were presented with their championship rings late last month in Dunedin as part of a ring ceremony that also honoured the Florida State League co-champion Dunedin Blue Jays. Continue reading C’s Recap – Ring Day
Logan Warmoth delivered two game-winning hits in the playoffs to help the Vancouver Canadians win the Northwest League championship in 2017. 2017 Vancouver Canadians shortstop Logan Warmoth is the latest player to take a couple of practice swings and step … Continue reading C’s Chat – Logan Warmoth
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. Continue reading C’s Recap – 2017 Year In Review By The Numbers
Nate Pearson is among 13 C’s pitchers on the Blue Jays Instructional League roster. Baseball America has released the Instructional League roster for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2017. There are 67 players taking part with 29 of them having ties to the Vancouver Canadians. Of the 29, 25 of them spent time this year in the Pacific Northwest. Lefthander Joe DiBenedetto is on the Blue Jays Instructional League roster. Out of the 31 pitchers on the roster, 13 of them wore the C’s jersey. Years are noted in parentheses. Travis Bergen (2015-2017) Joe DiBenedetto (2017) Justin Dillon (2017) Colton Laws … Continue reading C’s Recap – Pearson and Warmoth Among 29 Former C’s In Blue Jays Instructional League
The Vancouver Canadians are just one win away from clinching the Northwest League championship as they held off the Eugene Emeralds 2-1 at Nat Bailey Stadium Monday night. Continue reading C’s Recap – Em’s Dashed By Man With The Mustache
The Spokane Indians recorded their second straight walk-off win over the Vancouver Canadians with a 3-2 win in 11 innings at Avista Stadium Friday night. Continue reading C’s Recap – Whatley Hell? Spokane Walks Off C’s Again!
