Greater Toronto Baseball League

Leaside's Noah Koffman is the 2018 GTBL MVP and hitter of the year. After claiming the 2017 Rookie of the Year award, the second year shortstop followed it up with a fantastic sophomore season to claim the league's top honors. He was the league leader in batting average and hits, with 44 in 96

The GTBL will hold its first annual league awards banquet on Sunday October 28 starting at 5pm. Drinks, dinner and laughs will be on the agenda, as well as the presentation of the league awards and some general league discussion for 2019.

Location for the banquet is Panino Cappuccino

Congratulations to Thornhill Reds SS Argenis Paz, named the 2018 GTBL playoff MVP. 

Argenis has been part of all four Reds titles in the past six seasons, in fact the two years the Reds failed to win the crown, were seasons in which Argenis missed due to work/school commitments. Over

The Thornhill Reds reeled off three wins on Sunday and won the 2018 GTBL Championship. It was the fourth Alex Stanley Memorial Trophy for the Reds in the last six seasons, capping a year which saw Thornhill put together a 17-6-2 record also capturing the league's regular season pennant. The

The Martingrove Sox and Pickering Red Sox are both 1-0 and were in the sixth inning of the undefeated game, when rains suspended play until Sunday with Martingrove ahead 9-5. The Thornhill Reds advanced as well, sitting at 1-1 after a 7-2 win against Leaside ended the Leafs

The Pickering Red Sox will have a chance to defend their 2017 GTBL championship after a decisive 10-4 win, knocking out the East York Bulldogs.

(5) East York at (4) Pickering (Pickering wins series 2-1)

PICKERING 10  EAST YORK 4

W-SHAUN SLEMKO

L- ANDREW