Now, two months ago if I were asked the question, "How good will UBC’s Baseball team be this year?", myanswer would be negative.  After losing Shawn Schaefer to Junior Hockey (There’s more to it but shh), and a ton of players on the 2006
roster due to their ages, I would’ve thought that if UBC could […]

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(Photo courtesy Scout.com) Seeing as how this is my first post on NFTN, I would just like to thank Oz for the opportunity to write for this site which already has a great reputation! I can’t wait for the C’s season to start, and even the other A’s Farm teams seasons that get […]

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Nothing much going on with the C’s (or TBirds), so I figured I’d ramble a little about anything going through my mind.
And the first item in my head is a good’un.
WE’RE EXPANDING!Barely a week goes by without me referencing Jeremy over at the Roadkill Sports Blog, as he’s a hardcore info geek who always […]

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If you ever wondered why a city the size of Vancouver doesn’t have AAA-standard pro baseball anymore, a look at the weather of the last week will give you a pretty good idea. The UBC Thunderbirds learned the harsh reality of early season ball in the Pacific Northwest the hard way, with most of their […]

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Those that might have been thinking that Delany Dunn’s shift from GM to VP of Fan Experience was going to be a backward step are seemingly mistaken, at least if the latest news coming out of the Vancouver Canadians front office is anything to go by.
It seems the the fan experience isn’t just a buzzword […]

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So, what with all the changes at the Vancouver Canadians, and the recently improving weather, I decided to lock the blog for a week or so and get back to some normal life stuff.
It was sure weird to get out of the basement, change my underwear, and emerge blinking at the strange thing you surface-dwellers […]

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Last year, the folks over at Athletics Nation passed around the hat with a view to buying underprivileged kids some tickets to Oakland A’s games.
The resultant $3500 raised saw hundreds of kids registered with Sports4Kids have their first Major League experience courtesy of bloggers, and Notes From The Nat threw in everything we’d earned […]

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