Welcome to the home of the York Diamonds career stats. On this site, you will find boxscores of almost game from 1992 to the present. You can access the boxscores by clicking on "Game Results" or "Schedules".

If you click on "Standings" you will be able to see lifetime records of all opponents. The teams are split by league so you might have to use the pulldown arrow at the top to change to a different league. If you click on the individual team, you can see lifetime stats for all Diamonds players, plus stats for all opponents against the Diamonds.

If you then click on an individual player, you can see stats from every game that player played for/against York.

The "Videos" section has slideshows from the magical 2005 season.

The "Hawk Tribute" section is dedicated to the memory of our dear friend, Ken Dicken. 

The York Diamonds were the longest running franchise in the MSBL of Toronto, an over-21 men's baseball league. The team is now in its eighth season as a member of OSBA. This is the site to find boxscores and stats for all York Diamonds' games from 1992-2017. Opponents' stats will be entered as well. Just click on the tabs on the left to explore.

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Tonight the York Diamonds retired the number 39 of former MSBL president Dave Quennell. Quennell's perseverance to promote adult baseball in the west end of the city meant that hundreds of players over the years were able to get a chance to keep playing the game they love. The last two remaining franchises from the MSBL, the Diamonds and Metro Mets then took to the field for a highly entertaining game. Marshall Irving threw well for the Mets and Kevin Horton came tantalizingly close to his second straight no-hitter for the Diamonds. York had a 3-0 lead through six innings as Eric Foley drove in two runs and Justin Williams plated another. Horton was almost perfect through six with the only baserunner being a painful hit by pitch for Vince Novielli. In the 7th Horton tired a bit as Martin Trambulo walked which was followed by an Alex Gale triple. Chris Hastings grounded out to score Gale and make it 3-2. Clint Jeon then singled to centre and one out later Justin Cruz singled. Eric Foley was then called in to try to close out the game. Two stolen bases put the tying run at third and the go-ahead run at second. Foley then got the last batter to swing through a high fastball preserving the win. A great crowd was on hand to witness the game and participate in the jersey retirement ceremony, including players from 10 different former MSBL franchises - Sentinel Devils, Vaughan Expos, Mississauga A's, Mississauga Knights, Team Cuba, Mississauga Falcons, Toronto Cardinals, Mississauga Colt 45s, Metro Mets, and York Diamonds. Current OSBA members Mississauga Southwest Twins, Mississauga Braves, and Royal York Cardinals were also represented.

The York Diamonds All-Time Team (1990-2012) is as follows.

C - #33 Don Cantwell
1B - #15 Eric Foley
2B - #13 Pete Zakkak
3B - #11 Neil Parekh
SS - #10 Rudy Naraine
OF - #17 Greg Shannon
OF - #19 Steve Foley
OF - #22 Rob Fraser
DH - #5 Pino Criminisi
SP - #15 Eric Foley
SP - #49 Ken Dicken
SP - #11 Andrew Lance
RP - #19 Neil Quimby