At our Induction Ceremony on June 20, 2026, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will honour six individuals who have made a lasting impact on baseball in Canada.
Bill Stoneman: a dominant pitcher who threw 2 no-hitters when playing for the Montreal Expos.
Devon White: a five-time Gold Glover with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Jim Baba: his baseball excellence is known around the world.
Kate Psota: won 7 international medals as a player, and another as a coach in 2024.
Paul Runge: had the best view of Joe Carter’s walk-off home run in Game 6 of the 1993 World Series, as he was umping second base.
Stubby Clapp: his iconic nicknames include “Captain Canada” and the “Mayor of Memphis”.
Since hosting our first Induction Ceremony in 1983 at Toronto’s Exhibition Place, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum has remained dedicated to preserving and celebrating the sport’s rich history. In honour 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 2026 inductees, and take a closer look at the artifacts that highlight their remarkable achievements.