VANCOUVER, BC – The Malmö Oat Milkers announced their arrival in Vancouver in style Saturday afternoon by shutting out the Tri-City Dust Devils [Angels] 5-0 at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. With the C’s assuming an alternate identity for the first time in their High-A era, the Blue Jays

VANCOUVER, BC – The Canadians dropped the lid lifter of their six-game homestand opposite the Tri-City Dust Devils [Angels] 6-5 Wednesday night at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. After falling behind 3-0 through four and a half, the C’s spoiled the shutout in the bottom of the fifth. Glenn

SPOKANE, WA – A four-run seventh and zeroes from a quartet of relievers were the difference in a 6-2 win for the Canadians over the Spokane Indians [Rockies] Wednesday night at Avista Stadium. It was the first time the C’s beat Spokane in seven games this year. Tied 2-2 after

VANCOUVER, BC – A game-winning single from Oakville, ON native Dasan Brown in the bottom of the ninth completed the second consecutive Canadians walk-off triumph over the Everett AquaSox [Mariners] Friday afternoon in front of the largest crowd at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium so far this season. With

VANCOUVER, BC – Canadians starter Ryan Jennings went five scoreless innings and left with the lead but the Vancouver ‘pen was unable to hold off the Everett AquaSox [Mariners] in a 6-2 loss Thursday night at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. Jennings gritted his way through the outing, stranding

VANCOUVER, BC - The Canadians were shutout by the Spokane Indians [Rockies] 4-0 Tuesday night at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium in the first of six home games on Ontario Street this week. After a scoreless first, Spokane took advantage of an error to begin the second and later

PASCO, WA – The Canadians returned to form in a 9-1 win over the Tri-City Dust Devils [Angels] that was reminiscent of their dominance from May through mid-August and guaranteed at least a series split as they prepare to wrap up the regular season tomorrow night. After two scoreless innings,

VANCOUVER, BC – Sloppy play victimized the Canadians again Sunday afternoon in the regular season home finale, a 4-2 loss to the Hillsboro Hops where all six runs in the game were unearned but the Hops took better advantage of their extra chances. Scoreless after three and a half –

VANCOUVER, BC – A sterling start from Hunter Gregory and a two-run shot from Glenn Santiago in the seventh weren’t enough for the Canadians in a 4-3 loss to the Hillsboro Hops [D-Backs] in ten innings on Friday at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium Gregory went five scoreless frames,

VANCOUVER, BC – The Canadians couldn’t capture their usual doubleheader mojo as they found themselves on the wrong end of a twin bill sweep against the Hillsboro Hops [D-Backs] Thursday evening at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. Game 1 – Hops 2, C’s 0 A pair of two-out unearned

Dunedin, FL – The Blue Jays and Marauders split a doubleheader on Sunday, walking away with a split of the six-game series as well. Game one was an offensive onslaught by Dunedin. The DJays offense rebounded from Friday night’s shutout in a big way, putting up their best performance at

EVERETT, WA – Another back-and-forth battle between the Canadians and the Everett AquaSox (Mariners) Thursday night at Funko Field finished with the C’s on top 9-8 to win their fourth consecutive game and secure a series split this week with their Northwest League foe. The game was decided in the

VANCOUVER, BC – A grand slam from Surrey, BC native Damiano Palmegiani broke a 2-2 tie and capped a six-run sixth in a 10-4 Canadians win over the Tri-City Dust Devils (Angels) in front of a sellout crowd Friday afternoon as part of a Fortis BC ‘Nooner at The Nat.

VANCOUVER, BC – A walk-off RBI double from Andres Sosa in the bottom of the tenth and a game-winning three-run homer from Jommer Hernandez in the last of the sixth were the knockout blows landed by the Canadians in a doubleheader sweep over the Tri-City Dust Devils (Angels) Thursday night

VANCOUVER, BC – A four-run third, an impressive long relief showing from Garrett Farmer and an acrobatic game-ending play helped the Vancouver Canadians beat the Spokane Indians (Rockies) 4-3 in front of a boisterous sellout crowd Saturday night at Nat Bailey Stadium. We’ll start where it ended. With the C’s