Greater Toronto Baseball League

After an eventful winter, the GTBL is ready for the upcoming 2020 senior AAA baseball season.

Sadly, the league said goodbye to the Martingrove Sox who moved to the Ontario Senior Baseball Association after a tough couple of seasons at Centennial Park. The league wishes the Sox best of

Kravice Batts of the Thornhill Reds is the 2019 GTBL MVP after a multiple record breaking season. The Reds utility man shattered the single season stolen base and runs scored record after a season that saw him get on and get in with relative ease. In 96 at bats, he led the league in hits with

With just under a month until the 2019 GTBL Awards Banquet, the voting process has been finalized and presented below are the list of major awards finalists, as well as the all star ballot. The banquet will be held Sunday November 3 starting at 5pm. The location once again is Panino Cappuccino

Sean Molony is the 2019 GTBL playoff MVP after leading the Pickering Red Sox to this year's championship. Sean edged out teammate Mike Rodriguez for the nod, after posting a weekend of 5-10(.500), 2B, RBI and scoring three runs. 

Congratulations to Sean on a great weekend, and another

Make it two of the last three seasons for manager Steve Marshall and his squad from Durham Region, the Pickering Red Sox are the 2019 GTBL champions. The Red Sox waltzed through the double elimination tournament unscathed, winning three straight to capture the leauge title. Two of the victories

The Pickering Red Sox sit in the drivers seat, rolling into Sunday at the 2019 GTBL Championship finals as the lone undefeated team. Thornhill is the defending champ who will look to repeat by knocking off the Red Sox twice, while Pickering is just one year removed from a 2017 Alex Stanley