There were 48 former Vancouver Canadians who saw spring training action in 2020.

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There were 48 former Vancouver Canadians who saw spring training action in 2020.
The first sign the start of the upcoming baseball season moves into scoring position is the annual Vancouver Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon.
The Vancouver Canadians did not have to watch Spokane celebrate another division title victory at Avista Stadium.
The losing streak for the Vancouver Canadians is now seven after an 8-2 loss to the Spokane Indians at Nat Bailey Stadium Friday.
They are separated by one level and about 10 miles per hour on their fastballs but former Vancouver Canadians pitchers Nate Pearson and Joey Murray dominated in their next-level debuts Tuesday.
Quite a few notable performances were turned in by former Vancouver Canadians in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system over the first five days in May.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats were down to their last strike but three former Vancouver Canadians teamed up to save the day.
A 2017 Vancouver Canadian known more for his speed showed some power instead for the Lansing Lugnuts Tuesday.
Former Vancouver Canadians Cavan Biggio, Nate Pearson and Josh Winckowski turned in stellar performances on Opening Day in the minors.
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.
Two members of the 2018 Vancouver Canadians have earned a spot among the Toronto Blue Jays Top 30 Prospects for 2019 according to Baseball America. In its latest edition of the Prospects Handbook, BA rated C’s outfielder Griffin Conine 15th overall and placed righthander Sean Wymer 27th.
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.
The Vancouver Canadians will be seeing a lot more of the Everett AquaSox and their other North Division rivals in 2019.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats held serve in its best-of-five Eastern League playoff series against the Trenton thanks to the efforts of two former Vancouver Canadians.
2018 Vancouver Canadians pitcher Joey Murray is the latest guest on this episode of C’s Chat.
Murray is wearing number 32 for the Canadians this season, the same number Blue Jays first-round pick Nate Pearson wore in 2017.
The Vancouver Canadians salvaged a crucial victory to keep their first-half playoff hopes alive. The C’s got by the Tri-City Dust Devils 2-1 in 10 innings at Gesa Stadium Wednesday.