"We’ve earned whatever we’ve got this season," C’s manager Juan Navarrete told the Vancouver Sun’s Lyndon Little after yesterday’s game. "I just know we’ll keep battling to the end."
Many of us right now are living in hope that Juan is right. Just as the Oakland A’s have experienced dramatic highs and dramatic lows all season […]

continue reading.....

With 2 runs scored in the top of the 1st (Luis Valbuena -pictured left- and Prettyman were scored by Flaig and Tucker), and another two
in the 6th (when Sabatella and Hall scored Tuckerill and Gary) giving
him a healthy 4-0 lead, the Everett Aquasox’s Jeffrey Gilmore (4-1,
4.53) held Salem-Kaizer scoreless through six innings tonight in a […]

continue reading.....

So it’s Go Time. Vancouver now sits with a 1 1/2 game advantage over
Salem-Kaizer, and the Volcanoes have to beat Everett tonight to keep
themselves in contact with the Canadian-based NWL leaders.
But how many games does Vancouver need to win to ensure themselves a
place in the playoffs? And who will they face? We break down each […]

continue reading.....

It was a lovely day in Vancouver today… well, not lovely weatherwise, but it was looking distinctly lovely for Vancouver Canadians
fans from the very first at-bat for their team today against the Eugene
Emeralds, as the opening play of the game for the C’s drew an error by
Eugene 1st baseman, Casey Smith, which allowed Justin Sellers […]

continue reading.....

Last night’s come from behind win by the Vancouver Canadians
was a good sign, for two reasons. First, they really needed the win as
Salem-Kaizer is level-pegging with them for the NWL West playoff spot.
But second, Eugene is playing for nothing for the rest of the season,
and a demoralizing win for the C’s was always going to […]

continue reading.....

Vancouver bats were all but silent over six innings of tonight’s game
against NWL West strugglers the Eugene Emeralds, notcing only two hits
over the first 2/3 of the game. Eugene, on the other hand, managed to
score an early run off starting pitcher Joe Piekarz (left), which put abundant
pressure on the C’s as, down south, division co-leading […]

continue reading.....

With the fearsome Jimmy Shull (3-2, 2.36) on the mound for Vancouver,
all the C’s should have needed to register a win was 3 or 4 runs
against the Everett AquaSox, if they wanted to hold their one-game lead
over Salem-Kaizer.
Alas, 3 or 4 runs seemed to be a challenge beyond tonight’s Vancouver Canadians,
as they left TEN MEN […]

continue reading.....