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Baseball Hall of Fame , Toronto Blue Jays , Detroit Wolverines , Prince Edward Island , Kelowna , Charlottetown Prince Edward Island's first major league player has been inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.

Let's be honest: the MLB amateur draft-or Rule 4 Draft if you insist-has traditionally been the ugly step-sister among the four major North American sports leagues and the reasons have been understandable: - The players, high school and college kids, have traditionally received little-to-no media attention leading up to the MLB draft.

Tom Henke, Toronto Blue Jays popular closer, will head the class of 2011 inductees in the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in St.

Philadelphia pitcher Roy Halladay, celebrating with catcher Carlos Ruiz after throwing a no-hitter against Cincinnati on Wednesday, signed a national letter of intent with Arizona in 1994 The headline in the Philadelphia Daily News tomorrow - on the front page, not the sports section - will likely read in bold letters: "HALLADAY NO-HITS REDS IN ...