With today’s players losing games due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian Baseball Network contributor Neil Munro decided to examine how much impact losing time to military service had on the statistics of Canadian Baseball Hall of Famers Phil Marchildon and Dick Fowler, as well as Cooperstowners Bob Feller, Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Neil Munro has put together an All-Decade Canadian Team for 2010 to 2019.

After a thorough analysis, Canadian Baseball Network contributor Neil Munro is predicting that Canadian slugger Larry Walker will be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame this coming January.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Neil Munro takes a look at the Canadians that will be participating in the 2019 major league post-season.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Neil Munro shares that Etobicoke, Ont., native Joey Votto has become just the second Canadian (after Maple Ridge, B.C., native Larry Walker) to score 1,000 major league runs. Votto also stands second behind Walker in a number of career batting categories, including at bats (6,029 to 6,907), base hits (1,852 to 2,160), total bases (3,140 to 3,904), doubles (399 to 471), home runs (283 to 383) and OPS (.965 to .978).

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Neil Munro shares a list of all of the Canadians who have won weekly or monthly awards in the big leagues.

When Montreal-born Vladimir Guerrero Jr. socked a grand slam for the Toronto Blue Jays off Kansas City Royals right-hander Josh Staumont in the ninth inning last night, he became the youngest player in big league history (20 years, 136 days) to have two grand slams on their resume.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Neil Munro shares a list of the Canadians who have hit major league home runs off fellow Canadians since 1883.