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Barrie Baycats

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Professional independent baseball team in Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Barrie Baycats

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LeagueCanadian Baseball League
LocationBarrie, Ontario
BallparkAthletic Kulture Stadium
Founded2001
Nickname'Cats
League championships8
  • 2005
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2024


ColoursWhite, Night Blue, Red
   
MascotCool Cat Junior
PresidentJosh Matlow
ManagerJosh Matlow
Websitehttp://www.barriebaycats.com/home
Current uniforms
Barrie Baycats Uniforms
Barrie Baycats Uniforms

TheBarrie Baycats are anindependent, professional baseball team of theCanadian Baseball League based inBarrie,Ontario. They play their home games at Athletic Kulture Stadium at theBarrie Community Sports Complex in Midhurst.

History

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Pre-Baycats (1999-2000)

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In 1999, the Intercounty Baseball League awarded the city of Barrie and Gary Calvert with a franchise with the intent that they would start operations in the 2001 Season.[1] In 2000, the city of Barrie would purchase a plot of land the town of Midhurst to build the new stadium for the team, with it being completed just before May 2001. The Baycats name would be adopted after the team board put out an ad in a local newspaper to get suggestions for the team's name. Just before the team was set to begin the 2001 season, the at the time team owner went bankrupt, causing the then-team president David Mills to find a new owner,Gary Inskeep.[2]

Early Years (2001-2008)

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Barrie Baycats 2005 Championship Picture

The Barrie Baycats baseball club was born on May 12, 2001, when they played their first ever game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Baycats first win in team history would come on June 2, 2001, against the Kitchener Panthers with a 9–3 victory. The Baycats would make their first playoff appearance in the 2002 season, after finishing 4th place with a 19–17 record. In 2005 the Baycats would win their first IBL Championship, beating Toronto in 6 games. The next season Barrie would take first place in the IBL with a 26-10 Record, they would lose in the semifinals in the playoffs that year.

2024 Roster

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Barrie Baycats roster
Active rosterCoaches/Other

Pitchers

  • 30 Juan Benitez
  • 90 Makaio Cisneros
  • 23 Chris Cox
  • 97 Frank Garaces
  • 12 Brad Grieveson
  •  4 Adam Khan
  • 38 Brandon Hillier
  • 49 Ryan Lacasse
  • 32 Chris Lazar
  • 45 Braedan Pakkala
  • 39 Cesar Rosado
  • 17 Carlos Sano


Catchers

  • 55 Hayden Jaco
  • 44 Tyler Plumpton

Infielders

  •  7 Royce Ando
  • 11 Brandon Hernandez
  •  6 Kyle Maves
  • 28 Noah Hull
  • 20 Nolan Machibroda
  • 26 Adam Odd
  • 27 Ryan Rijo
  • 29 Malik Williams

Outfielders

  • 35 Zac Orchard
  •  9 Canice Ejoh
  •  8 Branfy Infante
  • 95 Noel McGarry-Doyle
  • 47 Brad McQuinn

Manager

  • -- Josh Matlow

Coaches

  • -- Jeremy Uylenbroek(assistant coach)
  • -- Andrew White(assistant coach)
  • -- Katerina Xindaris(trainer)

  • Injury icon Disabled list
  • ‡ Inactive list
  • >§ Suspended list
  • Roster updated July 28, 2024[ Transactions]

Regular season results

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Table Key

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IBL champions †IBL Finalists *Semifinals ^Best Record ¤

Seasons

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SeasonFinishWinsLossesWin%GBPostseason
20018th1319.451-Did not qualify
20024th1917.528-Losts Semifinals (Toronto Maple Leafs)
20038th1521.417-Did not qualify
20044th2016.556-Losts Quarterfinals (Guelph Royals)
20053rd2115.583-Won Finals (Toronto Maple Leafs)
20061st2610.722-Losts Semifinals (London Majors)
20072nd1719.472-Lost Quarterfinals (Guelph Royals)
20083rd2412.667-Lost Semifinals (Oshawa Dodgers)
20092nd2610.722-Lost Finals (Brantford Red Sox)
20103rd2115.5833Lost Finals (Brantford Red Sox)
20111st269.743-Lost Semifinals (Ottawa Fat Cats)
20123rd2115.5838.5Lost Finals (Brantford Red Sox)
20133rd2517.5958Lost Finals (Brantford Red Sox)
20141st306.833-Won Finals (London Majors)
20151st287.800-Won Finals (Kitchener Panthers)
20163rd2511.6942.5Won Finals (Toronto Maple Leafs)
20171st333.917-Won Finals (Kitchener Panthers) 4-0
20181st278.771-Won Quarterfinals (Burlington Bulls) 3–0
Won Semifinals (Hamilton Cardinals) 4–0
Won Finals (Kitchener Panthers) 4-2
20191st2611.703-Won Quarterfinals (Brantford Red Sox) 4–0
Won Semifinals (Welland Jackfish) 4–0
Won Finals (Kitchener Panthers) 4-2
2020Did not play due toCOVID-19
20215th1416.4678Won Quarterfinals (Welland Jackfish) 2–0
Lost Semifinals (Toronto Maple Leafs) 2–0
20225th2120.51210Lost Quarterfinals (Toronto Maple Leafs) 3–0
20233rd2616.6195Won Quarterfinals (Hamilton Cardinals) 3–1
Won Semifinals (Kitchener Panthers) 3–0
Lost Finals (Welland Jackfish) 4–2
Regular season504293.63220 Postseason Appearances
Playoff games--7 League Pennant
Playoff series2613.6677 IBL Championships

Team accomplishments

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  • Championships: (8) (2005, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2024)
  • Pennants: (7) (2006, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018)
  • Best Regular-Season Win Percentage in Team History: .917 in 2017 (Intercounty Baseball League Record)
  • Most Regular-Season Wins in Team History: 33 in 2017 (Ties An Intercounty Baseball League Record)
  • Fewest Regular-Season Losses in Team History: 3 in 2017 (Ties an Intercounty Baseball League Record)
  • Best Start in Team History: 26–0 in 2017 (Intercounty Baseball League Record)
  • Longest Win Streak in Team History: 35 in 2016/Continued into 2017 (Intercounty Baseball League Record)
  • Did Not Lose a Regular-Season Home Game Throughout the Entire 2017 Regular-Season
  • Did Not Lose a Playoff Game Throughout the Entire 2017 Postseason (8-0)
  • Did Not Lose a Playoff Game Throughout the Entire 2024 Postseason (10-0)
  • Did Not Trail at the End of Any One Inning the Entire 2024 Postseason (93 Innings)

References

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  1. ^"News: Baycats 20/20 Vision: The Past, Present, and Future: Mills the Baycats' Leader From Day One - Barrie Baycats".www.barriebaycats.com. 2020-05-18. Retrieved2024-07-28.
  2. ^"News: Baycats 20/20 Vision: The Past, Present, and Future: Inskeep the Baycats' Unsung Hero - Barrie Baycats".www.barriebaycats.com. 2020-05-11. Retrieved2024-07-28.
  3. ^"Barrie Baycats - Intercounty Baseball League - team roster".

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