List of defunct baseball teams in Canada

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The following is a list of defunct baseball teams in Canada. It includes the league(s) they played for, and championships won.

Contents

[edit] Major League Baseball

[edit] National League

Team City Existed NL East Titles National League Pennants World Series Titles Notes
Montreal Expos Montreal, Quebec 1969-2004 1 0 0 Became the Washington Nationals in 2005

[edit] Minor League Baseball

[edit] AAA

[edit] International League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Hamilton Tigers Hamilton, Ontario  ????  ??
Montreal Royals Montreal, Quebec 1928-60 7
Ottawa Giants Ottawa, Ontario 1951 0 Became the Ottawa A's after one season
Ottawa A's Ottawa, Ontario 1952-54 0
Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto, Ontario 1912-1967 4 Founded in 1896
Winnipeg Whips Winnipeg, Manitoba 1970-71 0 Moved from Buffaflo to Winnipeg part-way through the 1970 season

[edit] Pacific Coast League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Calgary Cannons Calgary, Alberta 1985-2002 0
Edmonton Trappers Edmonton, Alberta 1981-2004 4
Vancouver Mounties Vancouver, British Columbia 1956-62, 1965-69 0
Vancouver Canadians Vancouver, British Columbia 1978-99 3

[edit] AA

[edit] Eastern League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
London Tigers London, Ontario 1989-1993 1
Quebec Metros Quebec City, Quebec 1971-77 0 Known as the Carnivals 1971-75
Trois-Rivières Aigles Trois-Rivières, Quebec 1971-77 0

[edit] A

[edit] New York - Penn League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Hamilton Red Wings Hamilton, Ontario 1939-42 0
Hamilton Cardinals Hamilton, Ontario 1946-56 1 Known as the Red Wings in 1956
Hamilton Redbirds Hamilton, Ontario 1988-92 0
London Pirates London, Ontario 1940-41 0
Montreal Bears Montreal, Quebec  ???? 0
St. Catharines Stompers St. Catharines, Ontario 1986-98 1 Also known as the Blue Jays
Toronto Canadians Toronto, Ontario  ???? 0
Toronto Northmen Toronto, Ontario  ???? 0

[edit] Northwest League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
New Westminster Frasers New Westminster, British Columbia 1974 0
Victoria Mussels Victoria, British Columbia 1978-80 0

[edit] Rookie

[edit] Pioneer League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Calgary Expos Calgary, Alberta 1977-84 0 Known as the Cardinals 1977-78
Lethbridge Dodgers Lethbridge, Alberta 1975-83 3 Known as the Expos 1975-76
Lethbridge Black Diamonds Lethbridge, Alberta 1992-98 0 Known as the Mounties 1992-95
Medicine Hat Blue Jays Medicine Hat, Alberta 1977-02 1 Known as the A's 1977

[edit] Independent Baseball

[edit] Canadian Baseball League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Calgary Outlaws Calgary, Alberta 2003 1
Kelowna Heat Kelowna, British Columbia 2003 0
London Monarchs London, Ontario 2003 0
Montreal Royales Montreal, Quebec 2003 0 Road-only team
Niagara Stars Welland, Ontario 2003 0
Saskatoon Legends Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 2003 0
Trois-Rivières Saints Trois-Rivières, Quebec 2003 0
Victoria Capitals Victoria, British Columbia 2003 0

[edit] Frontier League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
London Werewolves London, Ontario 1999-01 1

[edit] Northern League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Thunder Bay Whiskey Jacks Thunder Bay, Ontario 1993-98 0

[edit] North Central League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Regina Cyclones Regina, Saskatchewan 1994 1
Saskatoon Riot Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1994 0

[edit] Prairie League Of Professional Baseball

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Brandon Grey Owls Brandon, Manitoba 1995-96 0
Moose Jaw Diamond Dogs Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 1995-97 0 Folded During The 1997 Season
Regina Cyclones Regina, Saskatchewan 1995-97 1
Saskatoon Riot Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1995 0 Changed Name To Smokin' Guns In The Off-Season
Saskatoon Smokin' Guns Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1996 0 Changed Name To Stallions In The Off-Season
Saskatoon Stallions Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1997 0
West Man Wranglers Brandon, Manitoba 1997 0 Folded During The 1997 Season

[edit] Western Baseball League

Team City Existed League Titles Notes
Surrey Glaciers Surrey, British Columbia 1995 0 Moved to Reno, Nevada and became the Reno Chukars.

[edit] See also