Vancouver won eleven games in a row down the stretch. They were 9-1 in their last ten games. They had the second best first half record in franchise history. But they missed out on the playoffs. Everett finished by winning six straight games, they were 8-2 in their last ten and they held the tie-break over Vancouver as both teams were tied.

Elsewhere Dunedin won while the big boys at the top of the system lost.

Clearwater 6 Dunedin 5

Somerset 5 New Hampshire 3

Somerset 6 New Hampshire 1

Eugene 8 Vancouver 1

Buffalo 14 Worcester 1

Dunedin and New Hampshire lost, so did Vancouver. Buffalo were the only winners Wednesday.

Vancouver was the only winner on Tuesday, and the C's needed to win as Everett remains on their tail for the first-half Northwest League pennant. New Hampshire was rained out.


Victor Arias belted his fourth home run of the season in Eugene on Tuesday.

Well the danger on the rocks is surely past

Niall O Donohue, C’s Plus Baseball, May and a bit of June Breakdown.

Niall O'Donohue (#2JBrumfield) joins us for a Vancouver Canadians May Update and a bit of June’s 2025 Vancouver Canadians season.

Buffalo had just one hit through nine innings and lost in extras. New Hampshire one hit Reading with Devereaux Harrison leading the way. Khal Stephen had a three hitter over five innings as Vancouver won again, their tenth in a row. Vancouver have a 1.5 game lead on Everett with three games left in the first half. Dunedin are having weather troubles. They were scheduled to play a doubleheader today, they almost played five innings.

Friday saw another Vancouver win and the win keeps Vancouver in first spot. However Vancouver finish the first half next week with three games against Eugene, the team just behind them in the playoff race. No other affiliate is in line for a playoff spot. Dunedin scored three runs in the bottom of the eleventh for a win. Edward Duran had the winning hit, his third hit of the game.

Buffalo and the FCL Jays both scored three runs in their last at-bat for two walk off wins. Dunedin won both ends of a doubleheader. Vancouver ran up the score on Spokane as they push for a first half title. New Hampshire were the only duds on the night.

Vancouver are currently in first place with a 1.5 game lead as of early Friday night. They have won eight straight games. The first half ends next Thursday, five games remain.

The road trip concludes.

Trey Yesavage made his first AA start. He had a rough first inning before settling down. Similarly Gage Stanifer made his first start for Vancouver and like Yesavage he had a tough first inning. Vancouver had the only win on Thursday.

Dunedin Fort Myers PPD

New Hampshire 5 Reading 4

Vancouver 8 Spokane 4

Buffalo 5 Columbus 2

Dunedin’s game was postponed, New Hampshire, Vancouver, and Buffalo won.

Tuesday saw Buffalo and Dunedin finish on the wrong end of a one-run game. New Hampshire needed overtime to win while Vancouver won to pull into a three-way tie for first place in the Northwest League. The F-Jays and Dominican Jays Blue also won to give the affiliates a winning record on the night.


Khal Stephen has a 2-0 record with a 2.25 earned run average for Vancouver.

On to Missouri!

Baseball America says the farm system of the Toronto Blue Jays is "on the upswing".


Trey Yesavage is the top-rated pitcher in the Blue Jays farm system.

Buffalo and Vancouver won. Buffalo hit four home runs and Vancouver two. New Hampshire and Dunedin lost.