MLB Pipeline's #11 Blue Jays prospect Fernando Perez twirled 5.1 scoreless stanzas to set the tone in a 5-0 win over Everett [SEA] Wednesday night at The Nat. It was the league-high third shutout win for C's this season,

On Vancouver Asahi Tribute Night at The Nat, the C's took care of business by beating the Everett AquaSox [SEA] 9-4. Cutter Coffey had three hits and Kevin Miranda earned the win with five strong innings on the mound.

The Canadians carried over their momentum from Thursday’s win to clobber the Indians 10-1 and even the series at two games apiece. The game was tied at one after four innings, but the C’s offense would score nine runs over the next three innings to earn the blowout victory.

It took just two hours and one minute for the Canadians to earn a 5-1 victory over Spokane and break their three game losing streak. After a scoreless four innings, Vancouver scored a run in every inning from the 5th onward to beat the Indians and inch closer to the .500 mark.

The Vancouver Canadians got back in the win column on Saturday afternoon after shutting out the Hillsboro Hops 6-0, their second such win of the season. Starter Grant Rogers (W, 2-0) fired 5.2 scoreless innings, striking out four while allowing two hits and two walks.

Top Blue Jays prospect Arjun Nimmala keyed the offence with a three-hit, two-RBI game to lead the C's to a win over the Hillsboro Hops [AZ] Wednesday night at The Nat. The 19-year-old is among league leaders in average, doubles, homers, OBP, slugging, OPS, extra base hits and total bases so far this year.

The Canadians outlasted the Hillsboro Hops [AZ] Tuesday night at The Nat in a near four-hour game that featured a combined 26 walks. Sean Keys (pictured) had two hits and three RBI in the game.