A 32-acre site located in St. Marys, Ontario, with 4 ball fields, walking trails, and a museum displaying over 180 years of Canadian baseball history.
St. Marys, Ontario
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Hall of Famer chatting below
Justin Morneau shares stories from his friendship with diehard Twins fan Eddie Vedder, from Pearl Jam concerts to postgame beers in the clubhouse 😂🍻 @SCWIII1
Full podcast with the former MVP: open.spotify.com/episode/2QV…
Hall of Famer George Bell was born on October 21, 1959.
A three-time all-star and three-time Silver Slugger Award winner, Bell socked over 20 homers in six seasons and recorded more than 85 RBIs seven times with the Jays.
Wishing Jim best of luck in the World Series.
Happy 44th Birthday to former @Okotoks_Dawgs right-hander and former Milwaukee Brewers closer Jim Henderson (Calgary, Alta.)!
He had 28 saves and a 2.70 ERA in 61 relief appearances for the Brewers in 2013.
He is currently the Brewers' pitching coordinator.
Today's #triviatuesday is about a Canadian Baseball Hall of Famer and his infamous "sawdust ball" pitch. If you know who the answer is, comment below and check in next Tuesday for the reveal!
#canadianbaseballhalloffamer #baseballhistory #trivia #baseballtrivia #sportstrivia
Congratulations to the Tampa Bay Rays on making it to the World Series
Inductee to play for the Rays
Erik Bedard 2014 - 17 G, 75.2 IP, 64 SO
Current catcher Liam Hicks is the 5th Canadian to play for the Rays in their franchise history.
@RaysBaseball @baseballcanada
Hall of Famer Paul Runge was born on October 20, 1940 in St. Catharines, Ontario.
He polished his skills as a minor league umpire for parts of nine seasons before graduating to the National League in 1973. Over his quarter century as a big league umpire, Runge became one of the most esteemed in the game. He was selected to umpire nine National League Championship Series, four World Series (1979, 1984, 1989 and 1993) and three All-Star Games (1978, 1986, 1994).
On Saturday, November 14th we will be hosting 2025 Jack Graney Award winner and Toronto Blue Jays broadcaster Hazel Mae here at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum for a book signing event. @thehazelmae @HarperCollinsCa
baseballhalloffame.ca/hazel-…
The catch - 2026 Hall of Famer
#OTD 34 years ago, Devon White made "The Catch" for the Blue Jays.
Braves slugger Dave Justice belted a ball to deep CF in the fourth inning of Game 3 of the 1992 WS at SkyDome. White leapt into the wall and made a miraculous catch to begin what should’ve been a triple play.
After 16 seasons, the final episode of Intentional Talk will air November 4th, 2026.
@SieraSantos, @Dempster46 & @KMillar15 reflect on the show's run and their last four years together.
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum 🇨🇦⚾️ retweeted
There's still time to sign up for this Wednesday night's SABR Hanlan's Point Chapter autumn meeting on Zoom. At 730pm October 21st, we welcome @DMFox705 to talk about his book "The Howleyites". All baseball fans welcome! Message us for details.
Great interview with Cade Smith.
"We've been in situations like this before when our backs have been against the wall..."
@CleGuardians closer Cade Smith caught up with @MelanieLynneN to discuss Cleveland's mentality heading into tonight's must-win Game 6.
So great to see. Finally the park has been recognized.
The link is complete today for @heritagetoronto plaques highlighting the quartet of Toronto baseball parks spanning nearly a century, prior to the Blue Jays. Diamond Park, forever commemorated, thanks to Bill Park, SABR Hanlan's Point Chapter and generous donors.
Hall of Famer Jose Bautista was born on October 19, 1980.
In all, in parts of 10 seasons with the Blue Jays, Bautista played 1,235 games. He ranks near the top in many of the club’s all-time offensive categories, including first in WAR (38.3), second in home runs (288), runs (790) and walks (803). He also ranks third in total bases (2,210), RBIs (766) and slugging percentage (.506).
Hall of Famer Father Ronald Cullen was born on October 19, 1915 in Toronto, Ontario.
Big leaguers Reno Bertoia, Joe Siddall, Stubby Clapp and John Upham are among his prized graduates. Father Cullen was inducted into the Windsor/Essex County Sports Hall of Fame in 1982.
Congratulations to the Milwaukee Brewers on making it to the World Series
Inductees to play for the Brewers
Reggie Cleveland 1979-81 - 14 wins, 109 games, 274 IP, 94 K's
Matt Stairs 2002 - 107 games, 16 HR, 41 RBI, .827 OPS
Corey Koskie 2006 - 76 games, 12 HR, 33 RBI, .833 OPS
Tip O'Neill award winners to play for the Brewers
Kevin Reimer 1993 - 125 games, 13 HR, 60 RBI
@EricGagne38 2008 - 4 wins, 50 games, 10 SV, 46.1 IP, 38 K's
@JohnAxford 2009-2013, 2021 - 21 W, 3.41 ERA, 269 games, 106 SV, 263.2 IP, 318 K's
@Brewers @baseballcanada
Read the Canadian news you need to know.
My weekly Canadian baseball news and notes column discusses:
-Cade Smith
-Erik Sabrowski
-Ed Sprague
-Bobby Mattick
-Doug Melvin
-Willie Horton🎂
-Ben Onyshko🎂
-Jeoff Long
-Vancouver Canadians
You can read it here: tinyurl.com/4wjewnd6
The Shaker and Hall of Famer.
#OTD 43 years ago, Lloyd Moseby became the first Blue Jays player ever named to The Sporting News All-Star Team.
In 151 games in 1983, he batted .315 with 18 home runs and 27 stolen bases and became the first Blue Jay to score 100 runs in a season.
He finished with a 6.0 WAR.
