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Vancouver Canadians: Nat Bailey Stadium
built 275 days ago
The Vancouver Canadians are the Northwest League affiliate of the Oakland Athletics. They are a minor league baseball franchise (dating back to 1979). The Canadians have had players like Jose Canseco, Rod Beck, Rickey Henderson, Scott Brosius, Jason Giambi, Tim Hudson and Miguel Tejada. They play home games at Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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The Vancouver Canadians are the Northwest League (single A baseball) franchise for Vancouver. They play at the Nat Bailey Stadium in Queen Elizabeth Park. They were formerly an AAA franchise that played in the Pacific Coast Leaguebut moved to Sacramento in 2000.
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The Vancouver Canadians play home games at Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Their season lasts approximately 12 weeks, including the Championship Series. In 2007 the team averaged 3,418 fans per game.
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The Vancouver Canadians are part of the Oakland A's farm system. This Pacific Coast League baseball team plays at beautiful Nat Bailey stadium. Nat Bailey Stadium is worth a visit in its own right. Built in 1951, it is one of the oldest minor league stadiums still in use.
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The Single "A" affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, the Vancouver Canadians are growing each year into a fan favorite. Home games are played June through September at Nat Bailey Stadium. Catch tomorrow's stars today, less than four miles from Hyatt Regency Vancouver.
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Since February 7, 2007 the Canadians have been owned by a local ownership group, Vancouver Professional Baseball Partnership, who intend to keep the team in Vancouver and initiate extensive upgrades to Nat Bailey Stadium. The stadium will be restored to a state similar to when it opened in 1951 with murals and trees adorning the outside, in addition to modernization improvements to the rest of the stadium. The Canadians are the lone Major League Baseball-affiliated minor league team in Canada since 2007, as the Ottawa Lynx moved to Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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