World Series sweep now guaranteed.

Hey. We were down 7-1 and..... just walked-off the Humber Hawks 8-7 in the NATIONAL BRONZE MEDAL GAME!!! #makeHistory

I love the effect of the afternoon sun shinning through the windows at the Halifax Forum.

Our Jr. Mooseheads (Sackville Peewee AAA) are 3-0 Pee-Wee Quebec and off to the Quarter-finals at 8:30 vs Tampa Bay! Keep Rollin’ guys! #HBsports #NSproud 🏒

Thanks Premier Baseball League of Ontario for the opportunity to play in such a well recognized league with a track record of moving players to the next level! This is huge for our school and Atlantic Canada! #prepbaseball #pblo #development #exposure #allhandsondeck

Like the 2004 Yankees, Nova Scotia had a 3-0 on COIVID-19.

Congrats to Dan!

The Boston Braves prior to their exhibition game in St. Stephen on July 17, 1934. The Braves beat Kiwanis 11-3.

Definitely a honour having some of my stuff being featured on the Canadian Baseball Network.

Galley: Remembering the 1948 Kentville Wildcats ow.ly/URJk50CUAn4 By: Allen Galley (Maritime Pro Ball ) Baseball Nova Scotia

Galley: Harris helped Montreal Royals clinch 1958 title ow.ly/oKTB50CXAhg By: Allen Galley (Maritime Pro Ball ) #dodgers

RIP Hank Aaron

New Brunswick isn't known for producing professional athletes, but when I was growing up there we had the MLB trio of Rheal Cormier, Matt Stairs and Jason Dickson to call our own, and man were the locals proud of that. They inspired an entire generation of kids. RIP Rheal.

RIP, Rheal Cormier

First Atlantic Canadian to play a regular season NBA game!

#HRMThatWasnt: #hfxarchives has this neat drawing by Jack MacMellon, sports cartoonist at the Halifax Chronicle. It was filed in the City Works Dept between 1945-50. It shows the exterior of a proposed stadium, and that's all we know! Do you have info on this stadium that wasn't?

Rheal Cormier vs. Matt Stairs: Their Major League matchups ow.ly/80F150Enp48 By: Allen Galley (Maritime Pro Ball ) Baseball NB

Son of Cape Breton native & former minor leaguer, Kevin MacLeod!

Baseball Nova Scotia is saddened to learn of the passing of Ian Mosher. Coach Mosher was a massive contributor to baseball in this province, and specifically the Kentville area.

The fascinating Maritime connection to Fenway Park.