Team Venezuela celebrates after their championship win over Team USA. (Credit: Getty Images) With the World Baseball Classic (WBC) coming to a close, there was a lot to talk about this year. Venezuela took home its first WBC championship, Italy emerged as a contender and drama surrounded the United States. This year really had it all. The Venezuelan team started off its historic run picking up three convincing wins against Israel, the Netherlands and Nicaragua. The last game

Canadian player Bo Naylor swings at a pitch during the quarterfinal against the USA. (Credit: Mary DeCicco/Getty Images) Team Canada’s furthest-ever run in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) came to an end Friday night in Houston. The team lost 5-3 against the Americans in their quarterfinal matchup. Canada earned their spot after dominating their round-robin pool. They defeated Cuba in their last game, who will miss the tournament’s knockout round for the first time. USA’s s

Blue Jays players Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Kazuma Okamoto warm up before a spring training game in Florida. (Credit: Sportsnet) After their Game 7 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in last year’s World Series, the Toronto Blue Jays are back for their first week of spring training. This off-season, the Blue Jays didn’t slow down. They signed great pitchers to add depth to their bullpen, along with some new position players to fill the gap left by losing shortstop Bo Bichette to

Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero flips his bat after hitting a home-run in game 4 of the World Series. (Credit: AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) The Toronto Blue Jays were the underdogs throughout the Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs. Many looked down on Canada’s team, thinking they were not meant to play in the postseason. They were seen as an easy out for their opponents during both the American League Divisional and Championship Series. This all changed when the squad made it

"Who Killed the Montreal Expos" features celebrated members of the MLB's former team the Montreal Expos. (Credit: Netflix) On Oct. 21, Netflix released a new documentary looking into the history and downfall of the first Canadian Major League Baseball team, the Montreal Expos. Directed by Québécois filmmaker Jean-François Poisson, “Who Killed the Montreal Expos” is a fast-paced documentary that interviews former players, sports journalists, owners and fans telling the story o

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