GAME CHANGERS:
THE Canadian Baseball HALL OF FAME and Museum CLASS OF 2025
At our Induction Ceremony on June 7, 2025, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will honour six individuals who have made a lasting impact on baseball in Canada.
Amanda Asay: a dominant and versatile player for Baseball Canada’s Women’s National Team, competing in seven World Cups and earning five medals.
José Bautista: a six-time All-Star and Blue Jays icon, helped revitalize baseball in Toronto with his prolific power hitting and unforgettable bat flip.
Érik Bédard: one of Canada’s most accomplished MLB pitchers, tallying 1,246 strikeouts over 11 seasons.
Greg Hamilton: has played a pivotal role in developing Canada’s top baseball talent as Baseball Canada’s longtime Director of National Teams.
Arleene Johnson Noga: a standout in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, set a league fielding record and became a champion for women’s baseball across the country.
Gerry Snyder: was instrumental in bringing Major League Baseball to Montreal, helping secure the Montreal Expos as Canada’s first MLB franchise.
Since hosting our first Induction Ceremony in 1983 at Toronto’s Exhibition Place, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum has remained dedicated to preserving and celebrating the sport’s rich history. In celebration of this year’s inductees, this virtual exhibit showcases artifacts that represent their contributions to baseball history. Many of these objects will be on display at the museum over the coming year.
We invite you to explore this virtual exhibit, meet our 2025 inductees, and take a closer look at the artifacts that highlight their remarkable achievements.
Photographs appear courtesy of Baseball Canada, Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles, and Le Journal de Montréal.
