Today's POTD looks at the Vancouver Canadians in action against the Boise Hawks in a rematch of last year's Northwest League championship final.

David Harris leads off the third inning with a single to center field.

Today's POTD looks at the opening game of a five-game series between the Vancouver Canadians and the Boise Hawks. It was Boise's first game at Nat Bailey Stadium since the C's epic Game 1 come-from-behind victory in last year's Northwest League final.

Roving catching instructor and former Blue Jay Sal Fasano was in town to tutor the Canadians catchers.

Here are some photos from the Vancouver Canadians home opener against Spokane Monday night.

The Vancouver Canadians gather along the third base line for the lineup introduction.

In honour of the Christmas gifts bestowed upon us by the front office of the Toronto Blue Jays, enjoy this brand new photograph from your pal NFH:

Here's the original image on Instagram.

That's a 1993 Back To Back AL East Champions mug. The subsequent 19 years worth of washes has faded it slightly. Here's hoping that next Christmas I'll have a new one.

Today's POTD brings you on to the field of Nat Bailey Stadium with a special prize at the end.

The Vancouver Canadians held an Open House at Nat Bailey Stadium in November to give fans an opportunity to buy season tickets, shop for souvenirs and tour the premises. Here is a look inside the clubhouse of your back-to-back Northwest League champions.

Today's POTD looks at some of the players from Seattle who could play key roles in this series against the Blue Jays at Safeco Field.

Today's POTD looks at two of the players going to Houston as part of Friday's 10 player deal.

In honour of his major league debut, today's POTD is dedicated to rookie outfielder Anthony Gose after he went 1-for-2 against the Yankees Tuesday night.

Anthony Gose, surveying the infield at Cheney Stadium in Tacoma June 27, where only his shadow can overshadow his glove.

Happy Canada Day!  Today's POTD looks at some of the Canadian-born players in the big leagues in 2012 and some others who hope to get there one day.

The Blue Jays host the Los Angeles Angels in this year's July 1 game at the Dome.  Lefty Aaron Laffey is scheduled to throw the first pitch at 3:07 p.m. ET.  The Jays minor league affiliate, the Vancouver Canadians, are also home to take on the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, San Francisco's affiliate, in a 7:05 p.m. PT start at Nat Bailey Stadium.