Ray Daviault
The third pitcher selected by the New York Mets in the 1961 National…
Eleanor Callow
Eleanor Callow was more than just the greatest power hitter in…
Paul Calvert
Arguably the best prospect produced by the province of Quebec…
Rhéal Cormier
Canadian Rhéal Cormier had two distinct major-league careers.…
Jason Bay
Jason Bay is a member of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame,…
Don Chevrier
Don Chevrier was there from the beginning, a 9-5 win against…
Earl Chase
Earl "Flat" Chase, ca. 1947-1954. (Archives and Special…
Brother Matthias: Martin Leo Boutlier
Babe Ruth greets a Civil War veteran under the approving gaze…
Charles Bronfman
Montréal Expos' owner Charles R. Bronfman, wearing…
Pete Craig
Assumption High School in Windsor, Canada, must have had some…
Joseph Creamer
Prior to his untimely death in July 1918, Dr. Joseph Creamer…
Babe Dye
When thinking of multi-sport athletes from Toronto, the first…
Wyman Andrus
Montana’s Moonlight Graham, Wyman Andrus appeared in a single…
Ted Bowsfield
Left-hander Ted Bowsfield spent seven seasons in the big leagues,…
Phillippe Aumont
This biography was published in One-Win Wonders (2024), edited…
Bunk Congalton
A stonemason from Scotland, Alexander Congalton moved to Canada…
Gus Dugas
Canadian-born Gus Dugas was an injury-plagued journeyman major…
Jimmy Claxton
On the morning of May 28, 1916, a lean, lefthanded pitcher took…
Bob Addy
A celebrated base ball character” was A. G. Spalding’s succinct…
Bob Emslie
Bob Emslie, National League umpire and newlywed in 1893.…
Russ Ford
The first player born in the western Canadian province of Manitoba…
Ken Crosby
Ken Crosby’s workday on a fine Southern California spring afternoon…
Reggie Cleveland
"He's the best I have."1 So said Cardinals manager Red Schoendienst…
Rob Ducey
During orientation week of Rob Ducey’s Grade 12 summer school…