With the start of Tournament 12 just six days away, we wanted to revive this excellent article by Canadian Baseball Network alum and now MLB.com reporter Alexis Brudnicki about Saint John, N.B., native Andrew Case who was signed by the Toronto Blue Jays after starring in the inaugural T12 event. Case made it high as triple-A in parts of six seasons in the Blue Jays organization, before retiring in April. Case will return to the event this year as a coach for Team Black.
Read MoreThe Hall of Fame second baseman joined forces with the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy for the inaugural event three years ago, with the primary goal of providing more opportunities for young players and since then it has only grown.
Read MoreThe Hall of Fame second baseman joined forces with the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy for the inaugural event three years ago, with the primary goal of providing more opportunities for young players and since then it has only grown.
Read MoreWhen Nicole Luchanski got her start in baseball, she had never imagined that someday she would have the opportunity to appear on the world stage in a multi-sport event like the Pan/Parapan American Games, the closest thing the sport has to the Olympics at the present moment.
Read MoreWhen Nicole Luchanski got her start in baseball, she had never imagined that someday she would have the opportunity to appear on the world stage in a multi-sport event like the Pan/Parapan American Games, the closest thing the sport has to the Olympics at the present moment.
Read MoreThe road to success is never easy, but there was a period of time where Dalton Pompey was on a path seemingly paved just for him.
Read MoreTournament 12 tryouts are underway at Rogers Centre, and with a fraction of spots available for the hundreds of hopefuls looking to participate in the third-annual showcase event in September, the Toronto Blue Jays are looking to offer the best experience possible for every participant.
Read More“I’m not a big school guy, as everyone knows,” the righty said. “The people weren’t friendly to me at all. And I’m not saying that everyone has to be buddy-buddy, but the personalities down there were not [compatible with] mine. It was a tough, tough transition for me.”
Read More“For the tournament I decided I was going to strap it on,” Hill said. “I physically still wasn’t there but I was able to throw enough to pitch. Then in between [outings] I couldn’t play catch, I couldn’t throw bullpens and all that kind of stuff, but I figured where I was – not knowing if I was even going to play the following year again – that it was worth the short inconvenience of pain to help the team out, and to go through that experience.”
Read More“How many times can Canada say that?” said Shawn Bowman, former Team Canada mainstay and gold-medal winning third baseman.
Read MoreThe Canadians are looking to successfully their Pan Am title.
Read MoreJacob Robson watching his pal Pompey
Read MoreRussell Martin aided Bucs, tries to do same with Jays
Read MoreLHP Jeff Francis (North Delta, BC) recalls his draft year
Read MoreRex Ryan shows off his Buffalo wing
Read MoreLansing opens with the most Canucks
Read MoreLHP Shane Dawson hopes he has competitive edge
Read MoreRussell Martin living Hollywood script
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