Atop the IBL standings early, the 6-1 Majors play three this weekend (technically four, with the remainder of their suspended home opener Friday). Their pitching has (rightly) gotten the headlines, but the bats are quietly doing some damage, too.
The Majors take a 4-1 record into the weekend (Friday vs. Toronto, Sunday @ Hamilton). Owen Boon and newcomer Jose Arias have dominated on the mound, while Robert Mullen and Drew Lawrence have made their mark at the plate.
Chris won an IBL title. Kayla won a collegiate championship. And Cohen won an Alliance Cup. The McQueen family has been busy winning — on the diamond, on the pitch, and on the ice.
Columnist Jason Winders on Friday night’s Majors win, the game’s ability to bring a city together, and a franchise that finally earned its due.
He’s the franchise’s all-time wins leader, at 337. Just three more this year would mean a championship for Roop Chanderdat — the first for the Majors since 1975.
Cleveland Brownlee, the Majors’ star slugger and fan favourite for the past decade, has done it all in the IBL — except win a championship
Pitcher Liam Adamson will compete in Florida this week (including at Tropicana Field) after making Canada’s Junior National Team for a series against the U.S.
Owen Boon is studying hitters — and working on his MBA — this summer. As London’s leading arm, can he lead the Majors to that elusive IBL title?
Columnist Jason Winders experienced both the pandemic awkwardness and the beauty of Opening Night at Labatt Park
Jamie Romak, named top player by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame this year, is back in South Korea prepping for a big season with SK Wyverns.
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