HALL OF FAMER FRANK COLMAN
From the sandlots of London, Ontario to Yankee Stadium, Frank Colman’s baseball odyssey was a remarkable one. A star pitcher with a potent bat, Colman won the Intercounty League’s...
HALL OF FAMER MATT STAIRS
Born in Saint John, N.B., and grew up and lived in Fredericton, N.B., in 1968, Stairs was hoping to become a professional hockey player until he sustained a serious knee...
Curator’s Corner – Tim Raines
Curator’s Corner – Tim Raines Curator’s Corner: 2013 Hall of Famer Tim Raines. This plaque is one of 27 in our collection that was donated by the Montreal Expos...
HALL OF FAMER HOWARD STARKMAN
Born in Toronto in 1945, Starkman has spent four decades as an executive with the Toronto Blue Jays. He was initially hired as director of public relations on July...
HALL OF FAMER VLADIMIR GUERRERO
Born in 1975 in Don Gregorio Nizao, Dominican Republic, Guerrero boasted a tremendous combination of power and speed that, coupled with his strong throwing arm, made him one of...
HALL OF FAMER ROBERTO ALOMAR
Roberto Alomar, born February 5,1968 in Ponce, Puerto Rico, began his major league career with the San Diego Padres, arriving in the majors in 1988. He became part of...
HALL OF FAMER NAT BAILEY
Born in St. Paul, Minn., in 1902, Bailey moved to Vancouver as a child. He was hired by Canadian Baseball Hall of Famer Robert Brown to work at Vancouver’s...
HALL OF FAMER GLADWYN SCOTT
Gladwyn Scott has dedicated more than 60 years to baseball as a player, coach, builder and volunteer. Though he didn’t play organized baseball until he was 16, Scott eventually...
HALL OF FAMER TED BOWSFIELD
With no Little League program in his hometown of Penticton, B.C., Ted Bowsfield played just six to eight games a year for much of his youth. As he reached...
2006 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum inductee Tommy Lasorda passes away
2006 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum inductee Tommy Lasorda passes away We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Tommy Lasorda, who was elected to...
