2015 Canadian Baseball League season

Wildcard Series
Ottawa Nationals (3) vs. Trois-Rivières Saints (2)

Victoria Chargers (3) vs. Edmonton Trappers (2)

League Championship
Trois-Rivières Saints (2) vs. Quebec City Libertes (1)

Edmonton Trappers (2) vs. Vancouver Aces (1)

Canadian Baseball Championship
Trois-Rivières Saints (AL) vs. Vancouver Aces (PL)

MVP
AL: Cory Bickford (Quebec City Liberte) The talented Quebec City Liberté star finished the year 10-4 with a 2.53 ERA. He struck out 143 in 114 innings while walking 45.

PL: Jose Enriquez (Edmonton Trappers)

Pitcher of the Year
AL: Cory Bickford (Quebec City Liberte) The talented Quebec City Liberté star finished the year 10-4 with a 2.53 ERA. He struck out 143 in 114 innings while walking 45.

PL: Cecil Chatwin (Calgary Cowboys) In 17 starts he piled up 112.1 innings, was 9-4 with 103 strikeouts, 20 walks and a 2.56 ERA. Chatwin held opposing hitters to a .248 batting average.

Manager of the Year
AL: Gordon Hickey (Quebec City Liberte)

PL: John Hurley (Vancouver Aces)

Rookie of the Year
AL: Corey Thomas (St. John's Vikings) The Vikings left fielder took the honor by hitting .258 in 44 games this season and finishing with 42 hits, 3 home runs, 23 RBIs and 16 runs scored.

PL: Bill Rose (Winnipeg Buffaloes) He made 21 relief appearances, throwing 7 innings and compiling a 0-0 won-lost mark and a 0.00 ERA. Rose saved 0 games with 9 strikeouts and 2 walks.

Reliever of the Year
AL: Charlie Stamp (London Lions) The 27-year-old native of East Hants, Canada put up a 0.81 ERA, over 33.1 innings of work. He made 30 relief appearances and had 17 saves, 50 strikeouts, 4 walks and a record of 3-1.

PL: The 29-year-old bullpen ace, out of Ramsey, New Jersey, nailed down the award with 18 saves in 30 relief appearances, 60 strikeouts in 31.2 innings and a record of no wins and 2 losses to go with his 1.42 ERA.