Canadian Baseball Network writer and statistician Neil Munro shares the extensive data he has collected about instances of catcher's interference in Major League Baseball.
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Canadian Baseball Network writer Neil Munro explains the significance of the on-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) stat and shares how Canadians have fared in this statistical category.
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In honour of Canada’s 150th birthday, we asked veteran baseball historian, statistician and author Neil Munro to select the top Canadian players of all-time. The venerable North Bay, Ont., resident, who has served as a research consultant with STATS Inc. and is the former chair of SABR’s Records Committee, not only came up with what he would consider to be Canada’s all-time 25-man roster, but he also devised a second team of 25, as well as a list of 100 more noteworthy Canuck players.
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The Tip O’Neill Award is named after Woodstock, Ontario native James “Tip” O’Neill, who was one of Major League Baseball’s first legitimate stars.
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In 2016 Joey Votto continued his remarkable run of second-half dominance.
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As the 2016 Major League Baseball season gets underway, it is a good time to examine the best individual performance that Canadian ball players have posted in the 140 year history of MLB.
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As April 1st nears (opening day for the 2016 season) it is an opportune time to look back at the best career performances for Canadian ball players.
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Neil Munro shares his vote on the American League Player of the Month and compares the candidates statistically.
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Joey Votto's three-homer game Tuesday night was the third time in his career he'd gone deep three times in a game tying Hall of Famer Johnny Bench.
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Major League Teams With Three Or More Canadians On Their Playing Roster (1876 – 2015)
As the 2015 Toronto Blue Jays continue their season-opening series against the New York Yankees, their roster features with three Canadian born players.