Alex Flood

1 day ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

The City of Toronto on Tuesday afternoon announced it has made the “difficult decision” to euthanize a mated pair of coyotes in Liberty Village and Fort York. According to a release issued by the city, Toronto Animal Services confirmed one coyote in the area was responsible for multiple negative encounters, and his mate was present during several of those altercations.

3 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

The field conditions, the forecast, the score — hardly any of it seemed to matter when Ayami Sato stepped up to the mound in her highly anticipated debut with the Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club on Sunday afternoon. Roars and cheers from a packed crowd at Dominico Field in Christie Pits warmly welcomed the Japanese pitcher onto the field as she officially became the first woman to ever play for a professional men’s baseball team in Canada.

3 days ago | thoroldtoday.ca | Alex Flood

History will be made at Dominico Field in Christie Pits this Sunday as Japanese pitcher Ayami Sato takes the mound for the Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club, becoming the first woman to ever play for a semi-professional men’s team in Canada. The 35-year-old athlete led her home country to six baseball World Cup championships before signing with the Leafs last December. Sato is widely considered to be one of the best female baseball players to have ever lived.

6 days ago | villagereport.ca | Alex Flood

TORONTO - History will be made at Dominico Field in Christie Pits this Sunday as Japanese pitcher Ayami Sato takes the mound for the Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club, becoming the first woman to ever play for a semi-professional men’s team in Canada. The 35-year-old athlete led her home country to six baseball World Cup championships before signing with the Leafs last December. Sato is widely considered to be one of the best female baseball players to have ever lived.

6 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

History will be made at Dominico Field in Christie Pits this Sunday as Japanese pitcher Ayami Sato takes the mound for the Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club, becoming the first woman to ever play for a semi-professional men’s team in Canada. The 35-year-old athlete led her home country to six baseball World Cup championships before signing with the Leafs last December. Sato is widely considered to be one of the best female baseball players to have ever lived.