What happens if a player or coach is ejected, and what fines apply?

The Baseball Canada Technical Officer reviews all ejections and may hold a hearing before your team's next game. A youth athlete must have a coach, chef de mission or parent at the hearing. The decision is final and cannot be appealed.

Automatic or minimum sanctions

• Intent to injure: 3 games (1 game may apply instead if contact was incidental and the athlete was ejected)
• Throwing at a batter: 1 game
• An ejection after a game: 1 game
• A second ejection in the championship: 1 game; a third: 3 games
• Contact with an umpire: automatic suspension set by the Technical Officer
• Manager when the team fails to show for a game: 2 games

Fines include: individual misconduct $200, team misconduct $500, pitch count violation $100, failure to submit a starting lineup 30 minutes before a game $100, game forfeit $1,000. The Technical Officer may give one warning before fining. Fine appeals must be made by email within seven days of the end of the championship.

Source: 2026 Rules & Regulations for Baseball Canada Championships, sections 3.15 and 3.16.