Indy Ball Roster Updates

Taking a look at the Titans & Goldeyes as Opening Day approaches

Apr 22, 2025

Good day Eh! The American Association and Frontier League opening days are upcoming in the next couple of weeks, so let’s see how the Winnipeg & Ottawa rosters have been constructed heading into the last days of the offseason. Both squads have a solid amount of Canucks with a total of 13 players boasting Canadian hometowns. We also got an international tournament result where the 2024 American Association champion Kane County Cougars competed and had a podium finish. Please grab a bevy, a snack, relax, and let’s get into it…

Updated Rosters

**as of 04/21/2025

Winnipeg Goldeyes

Ottawa Titans

Notes

The 2024 American Association champions, the Kane County Cougars, recently (Apr. 8-13) competed in the 2025 Baseball Champions League, where they competed against teams from Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, and Curacao. The Cougars placed third with Cuban outfit Leñadores de Las Tunas in the runner-up spot behind tournament champions Diablos Rojos del México.
- Tournament MVP - Robinson Cano (Diablos Rojos del México)
The Tri-City Valley Cats will be hosting the 2025 Frontier League All-Star Game on Wednesday, July 16th. There will be an HR Derby immediately before what will the league’s 32nd All-Star Game. The Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks will host the American Association All-Star Game on July 22.
Opening Day Reminder:
- Ottawa Titans - Friday, May 9th, away v Down East Bird Dawgs
- Winnipeg Goldeyes - Thursday, May 8th, away v Cleburne Railroaders
A trade took place between Winnipeg and Ottawa on April 10th -
- Goldeyes acquired INF Matthew Warkentin from the Titans for a Player To Be Named Later
There are 6 Canadian-born players on the Goldeyes squad -
- Matthew Warkentin (Windsor, ON), Landen Bourassa (Lethbridge, AB), Trevor Brigden (North York, ON), Tylor Jans (St. Albert, AB), Landon Leach (Toronto, ON) and Will Sierra (Montreal, QC)
Ottawa currently has 7 Canadian-born players on the roster -
- Zach Cameron (Hamilton, ON), Brandon Marklund (North Vancouver, BC), Canice Ejoh (Toronto, ON), Taylor Wright (North Vancouver, BC), Nolan Machibroda (Saskatoon, SK), Kaiden Cardoso (Abbotsford, BC), and Victor Cerny (Winnipeg, MB)