Cobb, Sulentic, Dowling – those are the three position players capable of turning around any game this season’s Vancouver Canadians
play, and it’s no surprise that, once again, those three were the only
ones showing real life out there tonight at The Nat as the Tri-City
Dust Devils beat the living crap out of Inoel Deaza and Derrick [...]

continue reading.....

As Inoel Deaza serves up softballs to the Tri-City Dust Devils, I
figured maybe it’s time for a quick news wrap-up, so that, just maybe,
C’s fans have something to talk about that doesn’t start with "not
again."
JERMAINE MITCHELL INJURY UPDATE:
Don’t expect to see the J-Train in red white and blue any time soon -
the guy is wearing [...]

continue reading.....

In a famous scene from the film Pulp Fiction, Marsellus Wallace says, "The night
of the fight, you may feel a slight sting. That’s pride f__king with
you. F__k pride. Pride only hurts, it never helps."
Needless to say, Marsellus Wallace didn’t know what the f__k he was
talking about, because pride is the thing that is keeping this [...]

continue reading.....

It would be tough to call tonight’s loss by the Vancouver Canadians
a result of a ‘bullpen meltdown’, because you can hardly blame a
bullpen for giving up a single run in an entire ballgame, even if that
single run brought about a loss.
In most games, you expect the other team to score at least a few [...]

continue reading.....

It would be tough to call tonight’s loss by the Vancouver Canadians
a result of a ‘bullpen meltdown’, because you can hardly blame a
bullpen for giving up a single run in an entire ballgame, even if that
single run brought about a loss.
In most games, you expect the other team to score at least a few [...]

continue reading.....

It always seems to be the way – the Vancouver Canadians
put on a fireworks show AFTER the game, which draws a huge crowd FOR
the game, and the home team gets duly beaten like a rented mule,
sending thousands of potential Canadians fans home wondering if it’s
worth coming out for another some time.
It’s got to be jarring [...]

continue reading.....

Lorenzo Macias is not a name that most Vancouver baseball fans would
recognize, but that situation may change shortly, as Lo-Mac has landed
in the C’s outfield.
The 6′2" 188lb contact hitter has racked up a .293 batting average in
Arizona rookie ball so far this season, so while his stats are decent,
they’re not so outstanding that he [...]

continue reading.....