The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball Report March 11

The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball Report, Bulls Loading Up for 2026 Season

Can the Lethbridge Bulls veteran squad take on the league’s toughest teams this summer? Get the ultimate insider look with head coach Ryan McDonald and standout pitcher Corbin Talley as they break down roster moves, rising stars, and what it takes to win in the WCBL. Plus, general manager Kevin Kvame shares exciting new events for Grand Slam Baseball, including innovative ways to grow women’s and girls’ baseball in southern Alberta. Join the Bullhorn: The Bulls Baseball Report for expert insights, firsthand stories from the diamond, and plenty of laughs. Find out how McDonald’s squad is preparing for the 2026 season, why Talley can’t resist coming back to Lethbridge, and what makes the western Canadian baseball scene unique. Discover everything from player development and crazy superstitions to the inside scoop on concessions and new festival attractions at Spitz Stadium. Don’t miss this jam-packed episode!

The Bullhorn: Kevin Pillar and The "Real McCoy" McCoy Rippentrop

On the latest edition of "The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball Report" Toronto Blue Jays great Kevin Pillar stopped by to chat about his time with the Jays, when he figured out how much the Jays meant to all of Canada and that crazy 7th inning of game 5 of the 2015 ALDS vs the Texas Rangers. Next up was the newest signing to the 2026 Lethbridge Bulls roster, McCoy Rippentrop who will be joining the Bulls this summer after playing with Dodge City Community College. McCoy talks about his American Legion Baseball days and reveals a little known secret about himself in the process. The show wraps up with "Kevins Korner" as Bulls President and GM Kevin Kvame talks about plans that the Bulls and The City of Lethbridge have for the very near future, the hopes for an improved fan experience in 2026 and beyond and a whole lot more. If you'd like tickets to the Legends of Canadian Baseball Gala on May 27th click the link below https://www.bullsbaseball.com/legendsofbaseballgala

The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball Report March 11

Huge announcement on the latest edition of The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball report. Ethan Webster from the University of Calgary stopped in to talk about what he is most looking forward to this summer to play for the Bulls in 2026 after 3 summers in Weyburn playing for the Beavers. The "Monster of Spitz Stadium" Drevin interviewed Bulls Head Coach Ryan MacDonald in this weeks "Jr. Bulls Reporter" segment and the show then ends with "Kevin's Korner" to talk the upcoming Canadian Legends Baseball Gala and the big announcement that Toronto Blue Jays Legend Kevin Pillar is coming to Lethbridge and will be headlining the event

The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball Report February 25th. Pitchers, Sandwiches and Showcases

This episode features Bulls reliever and social media savant Jimmy Boulanger shares his rehab journey, on-field ambitions, and his unique artistic flair behind the camera. Plus, pitching coach insights and what to expect from the Bulls pitching staff this summer from Bulls pitching coach Josh Burgmann. Kevin Kvame then steps up to the plate for Kevin's Korner to give a sneak peak for the upcoming Canadian Grand Slam Showcase and Festival in Lethbridge from May 21-31st

The Bullhorn: The Lethbridge Bulls Baseball Report February 11th

This edition of the Bullhorn is filled with nostalgia as multiple guests topped by the set this week. First up was Carter Claerhout to talk about his upcoming fifth year with the Bulls and how he ended up playing at Belleview University in Nebraska with the Bruins. Next up was Bulls longtime Athletic Therapist and birthday boy Gord Watt to talk about his days in professional baseball in Lethbridge and how much fun he still has working with the Bulls and his interactions with the Spitz Stadium faithful. Bulls team president and GM Kevin Kvame stopped by next for "Kevin's Korner" and he filled everyone in about his recent trip to Indianapolis for the Little League conference and the importance of getting kids into the game early and keeping them interested so they may one day be not only Bulls players but fans of the game as well. And last but certainly not least this weeks Lethbridge Bulls Jr. Reporter, Nixon Fuller, had plethora of questions for Lethbridge Bulls 3rd baseman Will Turner.