List of Vancouver Canadians seasons

The Vancouver Canadians are a Minor League Baseball team based in Vancouver, British Columbia, that plays in the Northwest League (NWL).[2] The team was founded after the original Vancouver Canadians relocated to Sacramento, California, days after winning the Triple-A World Series in 1999,[3] and the Southern Oregon Timberjacks relocated to Vancouver, assuming the Canadians identity, for the 2000 Northwest League season.[4] The Canadians were affiliated with the Oakland Athletics from 2000 to 2010, but have been affiliated with the Toronto Blue Jays since 2011.[1] In conjunction with the 2021 restructuring of the minor leagues, the Canadians were upgraded from the Short-Season A class to the High-A class and were placed in the new High-A West (A+W) in 2021.[5] This league was renamed the Northwest League in 2022.[2]

The team has played 2,025 regular-season games and compiled a win–loss record of 1,037–988, resulting in a winning percentage of .512. The Canadians' best regular-season record occurred three times; in 2005, 2012 and 2014 with a record of 46–30 (.605). Conversely, their worst record was 29–45 (.392), which they recorded in 2016. The Canadians have won five Northwest League championships (2011, 2012, 2013, 2017 and 2023).[a] They have also claimed seven division titles,[b] including four consecutive division championships from 2011 to 2014. The team also has won two first-half titles,[c] and six second-half titles.[13][14]

Season-by-season records

Key
League The team's final position in the league standings
Division The team's final position in the divisional standings
GB Games behind the team that finished in first place in the division that season
Apps. Postseason appearances: number of seasons the team qualified for the postseason
Win % The team's winning percentage
† League champions (2000–present)
* Division champions (2000–2019)
^ Postseason berth (2000–present)
Season-by-season records
Season League Regular-season Postseason MLB affiliate Ref.
Record Win % League Division GB Record Win % Result
2000 NWL 39–37 .513 3rd 2nd 1 — — — Oakland Athletics [15]
2001 NWL 37–39 .487 4th 2nd 14 — — — Oakland Athletics [16]
2002 NWL 37–39 .487 6th 4th 7 — — — Oakland Athletics [17]
2003 NWL 35–41 .461 5th 3rd 8 — — — Oakland Athletics [18]
2004
^ * 		NWL 42–34 .553 1st (tie) 1st — 0–3 .000 Won West Division title
Lost NWL championship vs. Boise Hawks, 3–0[19] 		Oakland Athletics [20]
2005
^ * 		NWL 46–30 .605 1st 1st — 2–3 .400 Won West Division title
Lost NWL championship vs. Spokane Indians, 3–2[21] 		Oakland Athletics [22]
2006 NWL 39–37 .513 4th 3rd 16 — — — Oakland Athletics [23]
2007 NWL 37–38 .493 2nd 2nd 19+1⁄2 — — — Oakland Athletics [24]
2008 NWL 34–42 .447 6th 3rd 6 — — — Oakland Athletics [25]
2009 NWL 36–40 .474 5th 3rd 13 — — — Oakland Athletics [26]
2010
^ 		NWL 42–34 .553 4th 2nd — 0–2 .000 Won Second-Half West Division title[27]
Lost West Division title vs. Everett AquaSox, 2–0[28] 		Oakland Athletics [29]
2011
^ * † 		NWL 39–37 .513 3rd 2nd 7 4–2 .667 Won Wild-Card berth[30]
Won West Division title vs. Eugene Emeralds, 2–1[31]
Won NWL championship vs. Tri-City Dust Devils, 2–1[6] 		Toronto Blue Jays [32]
2012
^ * † 		NWL 46–30 .605 2nd (tie) 2nd (tie) 1 4–1 .800 Won Second-Half West Division title[33]
Won West Division title vs. Everett AquaSox, 2–0[34]
Won NWL championship vs. Boise Hawks, 2–1[7] 		Toronto Blue Jays [35]
2013
^ * † 		NWL 39–37 .513 4th 2nd 5 4–1 .800 Won Second-Half North Division title[36]
Won North Division title vs Everett AquaSox, 2–0[37]
Won NWL championship vs. Boise Hawks, 2–1[8] 		Toronto Blue Jays [38]
2014
^ * 		NWL 46–30 .605 2nd 1st — 2–2 .500 Won Second-Half North Division title[36]
Won North Division title vs. Spokane Indians, 2–0[39]
Lost NWL championship vs. Hillsboro Hops, 2–0[40] 		Toronto Blue Jays [41]
2015 NWL 34–42 .447 6th (tie) 3rd (tie) 8 — — — Toronto Blue Jays [42]
2016 NWL 29–45 .392 8th 4th 15 — — — Toronto Blue Jays [43]
2017
^ * † 		NWL 43–33 .566 1st 1st — 5–1 .833 Won First-Half North Division title[44]
Won North Division title vs. Spokane Indians, 2–0[45]
Won NWL championship vs. Eugene Emeralds, 3–1[9] 		Toronto Blue Jays [46]
2018 NWL 40–36 .526 2nd 1st — — — — Toronto Blue Jays [47]
2019 NWL 30–46 .395 7th 4th 15 — — — Toronto Blue Jays [48]
2020 NWL Season cancelled (COVID-19 pandemic)[49] Toronto Blue Jays [49]
2021 A+W 55–64 .462 5th — 14 — — — Toronto Blue Jays [50]
2022
^ 		NWL 67–62 .519 2nd — 14 0–3 .000 Won Second-Half title[51]
Lost NWL championship vs. Eugene Emeralds, 3–0[13] 		Toronto Blue Jays [52]
2023
^ † 		NWL 77–54 .588 1st — — 3–1 .750 Won First-Half title[10]
Won NWL championship vs. Everett AquaSox, 3–1[10] 		Toronto Blue Jays [53]
2024
^ 		NWL 68–61 .527 2nd — 10+1⁄2 1–3 .250 Won Second-Half title[54]
Lost NWL championship vs. Spokane Indians, 3–1[14] 		Toronto Blue Jays [55]
Totals — 1,037–988 .512 — — — 25–22 .532 — — —

By classification

Franchise totals by classification
Affiliation Regular-season Postseason Composite
Record Win % Apps. Record Win % Record Win %
Short-Season A (2000–2020) 770–747 .508 8 21–15 .583 791–762 .509
High-A (2021–2024) 267–241 .526 3 4–7 .364 271–248 .522
All-time 1,037–988 .512 11 25–22 .532 1,062–1,010 .513

By affiliation

Franchise totals by affiliation
Affiliation Regular-season Postseason Composite
Record Win % Apps. Record Win % Record Win %
Oakland Athletics (2000–2010) 424–411 .508 3 2–8 .200 426–419 .504
Toronto Blue Jays (2011–2024) 613–577 .515 8 23–14 .622 636–591 .518
All-time 1,037–988 .512 11 25–22 .532 1,062–1,010 .513

Notes

  1. ^ Cited by multiple references:[6][7][8][9][10]
  2. ^ Before 2010, divisions were won by the team that got first in the division. From 2010 to 2019, division championships were decided in a best-of-three series between the division winners of each half of the league's split-season.[11] Divisions were eliminated in the league's 2021 restructuring.
  3. ^ The NWL uses a split-season schedule wherein the division winners from each half qualify for the postseason championship playoffs.[12]

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