While the MLB Playoffs are currently underway we are hearing that the home diamond for the Vancouver Canadians is undergoing some changes, which we will inquire about in the next while.
If you’re from the lower mainland you know that there have been several players who advance their career to the major league making their way through the minor league’s in the area.
We could name them but it might take a while but for Delta fans you know that James Paxton as well as Jeff Francis are only two with possibly more looking to make and take the next step to the Major League.
If we reflect on the overall season for the Vancouver Canadians we know that when you attend any game you’ll be entertained with future MLB players.
While the C’s are currently in the off-season it’s never too late to make plans to grab season tickets for the upcoming 2025 season.
We received the following press release from C’s Broadcaster Tyler Zickel and wanted to share but note that the C’s have 66 home dates as part of the 132 Northwest League Schedule.
And before you ask – YES SPORTSWAVE WILL AGAIN BE COVERING THE C’S IN 2025!!
Grab your tickets early!!
The Canadians return to action for the 2025 season on Friday, April 4 at Tri-City and kick-off their home schedule on Tuesday, April 15 against Spokane to begin their 14th season as the High-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Like in 2024, all C’s home games Tuesday through Thursday will begin at 7:05 p.m. From April to June, Friday through Sunday games start at 1:05 p.m. Saturday start times switch to 7:05 p.m. from July through September.
Much of the campaign’s first month is spent on the road. The C’s play nine games in ten days between April 4 and April 13 then return to Vancouver for their first of only eight April games at The Nat.
As the weather improves in May, so do the number of home dates for the Canadians; they play a season-high 15 times on Ontario Street that month.
13 of 25 June games and 12 of 24 July contests are at Rogers Field at The Nat before the C’s spend the majority of August on the road.
The only six September games on the docket are all at home as well, including the season finale on Sunday, September 7.
Vancouver will play Hillsboro (30), Tri-City (27), Spokane (27), Eugene (24) and Everett (24) over the course of the Northwest League season.
The Hops (18) and the AquaSox (15) will visit The Nat the most next year.
For tickets and more information throughout the offseason, visit CanadiansBaseball.com or call 604-872-5232.
He was recognized by Ravi Kahlon, BC’s MLA Minister for Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation in September 11, 2017.
In December 2022 he was Awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Pin.
Awarded Rotary Paul Harris Fellow Award for tangible for significant assistant given for the better understanding and friendly relations among peoples of the world.