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Barrie baseball fans got what they came for Saturday night: edge-of-your-seat action, a streak on the line, and a homegrown hero stepping up when it mattered most. For the folks screaming Go Baycats! from the stands, this six-game win streak isn’t just a number—it’s a testament to the grit that defines this club and its […]

Three games, three wins, and suddenly the Barrie Baycats are the talk of the town. When a team gets rolling like this, it’s not just about talent—it’s about momentum, plain and simple. Right now, the Baycats are showing everyone what it means to keep going when the going’s good. The IBL season is always a

Not a single Canadian flag left waving on the grass courts—Gabriela Dabrowski’s exit from the women’s doubles at Wimbledon marks the end of another northern hope. For tennis fans from coast to coast, Wimbledon is a battleground where nations measure heart and grit. Canada’s run this year was brief, with Gabriela Dabrowski carrying the last

No one left their seat when the Baycats went toe-to-toe with the Majors and the game spilled into extra innings. You could feel the tension, every pitch like a drumbeat, as the Barrie crowd held its breath. The Baycats and Majors have seen their fair share of battles on the diamond, but Saturday’s clash was

It’s nights like this that remind you why baseball’s about more than just stats—it’s about heart, guts, and a little muscle at the plate. Barrie’s Baycats unleashed a tidal wave of offence against the visiting Royals, turning a regular game into a showcase of power and precision. The Baycats and Royals have shared their fair

Canada Day in Barrie brought not just fireworks in the sky but a crackling energy on the diamond, where the Barrie Baycats and London Majors delivered a baseball showdown that reminded everyone why there’s nothing like a beautiful day for baseball. The Barrie Baycats, well-known for their gritty play and strong local support, stepped onto

Baycats fans can feel the energy crackling at the ballpark these days, and you’d better believe it’s not by accident. Barrie’s five-game win streak has jolted the Intercounty Baseball League, putting the rest of the circuit on notice—these cats are playing with claws out and eyes on the prize. Let’s not sugar-coat it: the Baycats

Connor McDavid stood at centre ice, helmet off, eyes glazed, as the Florida Panthers celebrated their second straight Stanley Cup. The sting was fresh, the loss raw, yet for Oilers fans and the captain himself, one rallying cry echoed louder than defeat: there’s always next year! Edmonton came into the finals riding high, only to

The Edmonton Oilers’ Stanley Cup ambitions took a stiff cross-check in Game 5, and now it all comes down to heart, grit, and a desperate need for redemption as they stare down Game 6. Every defensive lapse in that 5-2 defeat wasn’t just a mistake—it was an invitation for the Florida Panthers’ relentless offence to