Tickets are on sale now for the Opening Pitch, the official Induction Weekend launch party! Visit our website at baseballhalloffame.ca/openin… to get your tickets today! #theopeningpitch2026 #canadianbaseball #DoNotMissOut @londonmajors @LSIBasebAlumni @MajorsLondon @BeachvilleDM @CBL1919 @ckbarnstormers @baseballcanada @TobogganBrewery

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There are just 6 days to go until the 2026 Induction ceremony! We are so excited to welcome our special guests, friends, family and fans to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame on June 20 to celebrate six Canadian baseball icons! In the leadup to Induction we've been thinking about some of our favourite moments from past Induction ceremonies. One of the most incredible artifact donations we've received from an inductee came from Pedro Martinez (class of 2018) who on the morning of his induction ceremony donated the Cy Young Award he won in 1997 with the Montreal Expos. It was his first of three, and the only one won by an Expo in franchise history. It is a true treasure which is now a part of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum permanent collection. #thecountdownison⏳ #canadianbaseballhalloffameinduction #canadianbaseball #baseballhistory @45PedroMartinez

There's just ONE WEEK to go until the 2026 Induction ceremony! We are so excited to welcome our special guests, friends, family and fans to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame on June 20 to celebrate this group of Canadian baseball legends! In the leadup to Induction we've been thinking a lot about past ceremonies. One of the highlights of the 2025 event was hearing Hazel Mae describe her experience of the bat flip from October 14, 2015 while introducing Jose Bautista (class of 2025). We're thrilled that Hazel will be one of our special guests in attendance this year to receive her highly deserved Jack Graney Award. Just 7 days to go! #thecountdownison⏳ #canadianbaseballhalloffameinduction #canadianbaseball #baseballhistory @thehazelmae @stubbyclapp @BaseballCANWNT @baseballcanada @BlueJays @Angels @Cardinals

Great interview with Zach. Have a listen.

Hall of Famer Ernie Whitt was born on June 13, 1952. The nine-time Jays’ Opening Day catcher enjoyed one of his finest seasons in 1985, when he blasted 19 homers, was named to the all-star team and helped propel the club to its first division title. Hall of Famer Tom Cheek was born on June 13, 1939. Cheek broadcast 4,306 consecutive Toronto Blue Jays games from April 7, 1977 to June 2, 2004. He was also in the booth for all 41 of the franchise’s post-season contests, including Game 6 of the 1993 World Series, which inspired his most famous call. After Jays slugger Joe Carter clubbed his World Series-winning homer in the bottom of the ninth, Cheek quipped, “Touch’em all, Joe. You’ll never hit a bigger home run in your life.” Visit baseballhalloffame.ca/hall-o… to learn more about our inductees

We're just ONE WEEK away from the 28th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic and Banquet! The golf tournament is sold out, but there are still some tickets available for the banquet, held from 4-7pm at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Get your tickets by visiting our website at baseballhalloffame.ca/annual… If you're interested in an evening with great food, and interviews with the special guests, you do not want to miss out on the Celebrity Golf Classic Banquet! #celebritygolfclassic #lovetogolf⛳️ #baseballstories @golfstmarys

If you like to learn more about the @CDNBaseballHOF check out this episode of The Sports Hub podomatic.com/podcasts/thesp…

Today’s #FridayFeature is for the dog lovers of the world 🐾 This @laurawoermke print portrays the Cleveland baseball duo, Jack Graney and bull terrier, Larry. Larry was the team’s mascot, spending time in the dugout during games and practices. While he was originally trainer, Doc White’s dog, Jack Graney spent a lot of time in the dugout with an injured shoulder in the 1912 season, and formed a deep bond with Larry. The beautiful print, which is on display at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, shows the two friends enjoying the ballgame together in the Cleveland dugout. Come visit us at the museum to see the art in person and learn more about the man whose name adorns our lifetime media award, of which Hazel Mae @thehazelmae was the most recent recipient. And if you'd like to learn more about "Jack & Larry", we recommend the book of the same name by Barbara Gregorich, which you can get through our giftshop in person or online at baseballhalloffame.ca/produc… #dogsofinstagram #CanadianBaseball #baseballhistory @CleGuardians

Just ONE WEEK to go until the Opening Pitch at @TobogganBrewery! There's still time to get your tickets by visiting our website at baseballhalloffame.ca/openin… ICYMI today is also the first day of the Opening Pitch online auction. Bid on incredible prizes including signed memorabilia and VIP fan experiences, courtesy of the Pittsburgh @Pirates, Toronto @BlueJays and the Chicago @whitesox. Check out the auction at 32auctions.com/openingpitch #silentauction #sportsmemorabilia #ICYMI @tourism_london

The Opening Pitch Silent Auction starts TODAY! From June 11-18 bid on incredible prizes, including signed memorabilia, and VIP fan experiences courtesy of the Toronto @BlueJays, the Pittsburgh @Pirates, and the Chicago @whitesox! Check out the auction by visiting 32auctions.com/openingpitch #silentauction #sportsmemorabilia @TobogganBrewery @tourism_london

Hall of Famer Jack Graney was born on June 10, 1886 in St. Thomas, Ontario. After his playing career, Graney became the first ex-player to make the transition to the broadcast booth, performing radio play-by-play for the Indians from 1932 to 1953. The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame now presents an award named in his honor to a media member who has made a significant contribution to the game of baseball in Canada through their life’s work. Visit baseballhalloffame.ca/hall-o… to learn more about our inductee

Beautiful photo from the tournament last weekend here at the Hall of Fame.

At Joe Carter’s golf tournament today promoting the Hall of Fame and the @townofstmarys @GlenAbbeyGC

#OnThisDay in #baseballhistory, the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL)'s first no-hitter was thrown by Canadian pitcher, Olive Little (née Bend) of Poplar Point, MB. In the game against the Kenosha Comets, the Rockford Ace unleashed her blazing underhand fastball (at this time in the AAGPBL, they were pitching a 12-inch ball underhand, with the mound 40-feet away from home plate) to lead her team to a 7-2 victory. Later that same season, Little recorded the AAGBL's first no-hit, no-score game in a 2-0 win against the South Bend Blue Sox, who also had a Manitoba-native on the mound in the 21-year-old lefty, Doris “Dodie” Barr. Incredibly, the pitching duel was not only between Canadians, but between a pair of Canadian batteries, as both catchers (Lloydminster, AB’s Lucella MacLean for South Bend, and Toronto, ON’s Helen Nelson for Rockford) were also from North of the border. Little allowed 3 walks in the game, but none of those came in to score, securing the pitcher’s place in the history books a second time. Little enjoyed a fabulous 3-year pitching career with the Peaches. Her success included 3 career no-hitters, and enormous popularity with Peaches fans. She was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum in 1998 as one of 68 Canadian women who played in the AAGPBL. #canadianbaseball #nohitter⚾️ @AAGPBL

Tickets are on sale now for the Opening Pitch, the official Induction Weekend launch party, which kicks off NEXT WEEK! Visit our website at baseballhalloffame.ca/induct… to get your tickets today! #theopeningpitch2026 #canadianbaseball #DoNotMissOut @londonmajors @TobogganBrewery @CBL1919 @ckbarnstormers @BaseballCANWNT @baseballcanada @tourism_london @BeachvilleDM @BlueJays

It's #TriviaTuesday! Answer in the comments and check back next week to see if you were correct! #baseballhistory #CanadianBaseball #montrealexpos #torontobluejays

The 28th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic Banquet is NEXT WEEK! Join us at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame for an evening of stories, great company and delicious food. And new this year, bundle and save when you purchase a ticket for both the Golf Banquet and The Opening Pitch! For details and to get your banquet tickets, visit our website at baseballhalloffame.ca/annual… #celebritygolfclassic #canadianbaseballhalloffameinductionweekend @baseballcanada @BlueJays

On this day in baseball history, Rich Harden (Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2023) became the first Canadian to pitch an immaculate inning in the MLB. In the first inning of his start against the LA Angels, the Victoria, BC native sat down 3 batters on just 9 pitches. To date, only two other Canadians have pitched an immaculate inning: Cal Quantrill (Port Hope, ON) in 2025 for the Miami Marlins, and earlier this year, Michael Soroka (Calgary, AB) was immaculate in his Arizona Diamondbacks debut on March 30, 2026. #OnThisDay #OTD #Baseballhistory #canadianbaseball #canadianpitchers #immaculateinning @cal_quantrill47 @Mike_Soroka28 @Athletics @Dbacks @Marlins @baseballcanada