Jack Graney Award

The Jack Graney Award is an award presented by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame to a member of the Canadian media for their contributions to the game of baseball in Canada. The award is not presented every year, but rather when the committee believes there to be a worthy candidate. It can be bestowed posthumously.

The award takes its name from Jack Graney, one of the first Canadian baseball players to enjoy success in the major leagues, and one of the first notable Canadian baseball broadcasters.

Award Winners

Year	Awardee	Media Type
1987	Neil MacCarl	Toronto Star
1988	Milt Dunnell	Toronto Star
1990	Dink Carroll	Montreal Gazette
1991	Hal Kelly Joe Crysdale	CKEY-FM in Fort Erie, ON
1996	Dave Van Horne	TSN/CIQC
2001	Tom Cheek	The Team Radio - Toronto Blue Jays
2002	Ernie Harwell	WXYT in Detroit, MI
2003	Allan Simpson	Baseball America
2004	Jacques Doucet	CKAC - Montreal Expos Radio
2005	Len Bramson	TBS Sports
2009	Ian MacDonald	Montreal Gazette
2010	Bob Elliott	Toronto Sun & canadianbaseballnetwork.com
2011	W.P. Kinsella	Shoeless Joe (novel)
2012	Jerry Howarth	Radio - Toronto Blue Jays
2013	Rodger Brulotte	Radio and Television - Montreal Expos
2014	Richard Griffin	Toronto Star
2015	Serge Touchette	Le Journal de Montréal
2016	Larry Millson	Globe and Mail
2017	Alison Gordon	Toronto Star
2018	Jeff Blair	Sportsnet
2019	Ken Fidlin	Toronto Sun
2020	Dan Shulman	Sportsnet, ESPN
2021	John Lott	National Post, The Athletic
2022	Richard Milo	Canadian Press
2023	Buck Martinez	Sportsnet
2024	Dave Perkins	Toronto Star