With Christie Pits locked down, local players endured a rare summer off the diamond
By R.S. Konjek
By R.S. Konjek
PHOTO COURTESY OF DAN HAMILTON/VANTAGE POINT STUDIOS: Toronto Maple Leafs baseball returned to Dominico Field at Christie Pits with a bang on May 8. First baseman Jon Waltenbury blasted one of the Leafs’ four home runs on opening day, powering the club to a 13 to 2 victory over the Guelph Royals. Next game is 2 p.m. on May 15 versus the Burlington Bandits. This summer, the Gleaner will feature a monthly Maple Leafs Baseball column by R.S. Konjek.
GUELPH ROYALS 11, TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 8
By Jonah Birenbaum
Signified by an animated fist-pump as he rounded first base and began his trot around the bases, Mark Allen knew he had redeemed himself.
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GUELPH ROYALS 4, TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 2
By Mike Radoslav
On a rainy afternoon at Dominico Field, the Maple Leafs continued their slide down the IBL standings, posting a 4–2 loss to the visiting Guelph Royals.
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