Winnipeg, MB

Winnipeg is the capital and largest city of the province of Manitoba, Canada, located at the junction of the Red River and the Assiniboine River. St. Boniface, MB, which is now a neighborhood of the city, also has been home to a professional team.

Teams that have played here

• Winnipeg, Red River Valley League (1891)
• Winnipeg Maroons, Northern League (1902-1905, 1908, 1913-1917, 1933-1942)
• Winnipeg Maroons, Northern-Copper Country League (1906-1907)
• Winnipeg Maroons, Western Canada League (1909-1911, 1919-1921)
• Winnipeg Maroons, Central International League (1912)
• Winnipeg Goldeyes, Northern League (1954-1964, 1969, 1994-2010)
• Winnipeg Whips, International League (1970-1971)
• Winnipeg Goldeyes, American Association (2011-)

People who were born here

• Eleanor Callow, AAGPBL outfielder
• Lee Darracott, drafted infielder
• Aaron Dunsmore, minor league outfielder
• Fred Dunsmore, minor league pitcher
• Marc-André Habeck, French Division I pitcher
• Audrey Haine, AAGPBL pitcher
• Dottie Hunter, AAGPBL infielder
• Cam Hurst, Canadian national team outfielder
• Wayne Norton, minor league outfielder; Baseball Canada executive; Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
• Ben Onyshko, minor league pitcher
• Doris Shero, AAGPBL outfielder
• Joe Wiwchar, amateur coach and executive; Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame

People who died here

• Eleanor Callow, AAGPBL outfielder
• Doris Barr, AAGPBL pitcher
• Fred Dunsmore, minor league pitcher
• Dottie Hunter, AAGPBL infielder
• Evie Wawryshyn, AAGPBL infielder

Educational institutions located here

• Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
• Isaac Newton High School
• St. John's High School
• St. Norbert Collegiate
• University of Manitoba