Posts in Canadians in the Majors
Shushkewich: UBC takes pride in winning games on trips to USA

“The University of British Columbia is the only school in Canada playing NAIA competition.

And as the saying goes “they play well.”

The Thunderbirds have made the NAIA National championship opening rounds the past four seasons (2018, 2019, 2022, 2023), making the final in 2022 before losing to Lewis-Clark State. Due to COVID, there was not a tournament in 2020 and border restrictions made it difficult to visit their Cascade Collegiate Conference opponents.”

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Shushkewich: What now for free agent Joey Votto?

“For now, it appears as if it is the end of an era in Cincinnati.

The Reds declined Joey Votto’s 2024 club option on Saturday, making the Etobicoke, Ont., native a free agent for the first time in his career. With the Reds boasting a talented prospect pool and the lefty-batter struggling to produce over the past couple of seasons while battling various injuries, the writing was on the wall for his $20-million US club option. He will receive a $7-million buyout.”

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