The Vancouver Canadians had to settle for just three out of five against the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes who pulled out a 5-4 victory over the C's at Nat Bailey Stadium Tuesday night.
C’s Recap – Salem-Keizer Slips Past Canadians In 10 On Canada Day
The Vancouver Canadians lost in their first-ever game under the new extra innings rules put in place by Minor League Baseball. The Salem-Keizer Volcanoes emerged with a 5-4 victory over the C's in 10 innings on Cadnada Day.
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C’s Recap – The Big Winckowski Abides By Big Flies From Lizardo & Contreras
The Vancouver Canadians are beginning to find their stride in 2018. The C's won their third in a row as they got by the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 3-2 at Nat Bailey Stadium Saturday night.
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C’s Recap – Lizardo, Conine & Wright On Cue To Subdue Salem-Keizer
The Vancouver Canadians have won two in a row for the first time this season thanks to a big game from their bats. The C's opened up a five-game series against the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes with a 11-1 victory at Nat Bailey Stadium Friday night.
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C’s Recap – Conine So Fine Against Dust Devils
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.
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C’s Recap – Spokane Shuts Out C’s For Series Victory
The Vancouver Canadians have dropped their third series in as many tries in 2018. The Spokane Indians won the rubber match of the three-game set with a 5-0 victory over the C's at Avista Stadium Monday night.
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C’s Recap – AquaSox Complete The Sweep At The Nat
The Vancouver Canadians will have to wait until next week for their first home victory of 2018. The Everett AquaSox completed a three-game sweep of the C's with a 4-2 win at Nat Bailey Stadium Friday afternoon.
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C’s Alumni Update – McFarland & Browning Announce Their Retirements
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.
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