MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, Minn. – The Minnesota Twins have announced that fans can vote for the 2011 Twins Hall of Fame class by visiting www.twinsbaseball.com/hof.
Established in 2000, the Twins Hall of Fame annually recognizes uniform personnel …

Kevin Glew’s Canadian Baseball History Blog – Cooperstowners in Canada
With Pat Gillick being elected by the Veterans Committee, Roberto Alomar likely to be voted in by the writers and longtime Expos broadcaster Dave Van Horne …

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THE CANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO — Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto has won the 2010 Lou Marsh Award.
The honour — decided by a panel of sports editors, reporters and broadcasters — is given annually to Canada’s …

A product of Assumption College in Windsor, Ontario, Justin Jay Clarke spent more than 20 years in professional baseball. But it’s his remarkable performance on June 15, 1902 that the Canadian catcher is best known …

By AEDAN HELMER, QMI Agency
ng athlete growing up in Chatham baseball icon Fergie Jenkins only ever envisioned his face on a baseball card.
Now, Canada’s only entry into the Baseball Hall of Fame will be staring …

After graduating from St. Dunstan’s University (now the University of Prince Edward Island), Don McDougall earned his MBA at the University of Western Ontario on a scholarship from Labatt’s in 1961. He would work in …

Presentation slated for April 30th in Cincinnati
St. Marys, ON – Joey Votto wore the same Team Canada uniform as Larry Walker and Justin Morneau at the 2009 World Baseball Classic, he recently joined them as …

Fergie Jenkins grew up in Chatham, Ontario, where he excelled in baseball, basketball, and hockey. After graduating from high school in the early ’60s, he signed with the Philadelphia Phillies, but it wasn’t until he …

In 1955, Toronto-area scout, Chester Dies, convinced Ron Taylor to try out for the Cleveland Indians. By that time, the teenage hurler from the Toronto’s Leaside Baseball Association had been dominating players several years older …