Here’s the latest notable Hazel Mae news I found: she was featured on April 7, 2026 in OMNI News for reflecting on her sports broadcasting career during the Blue Jays’ 50th season, and that piece says her memoir, Before I Let You Go, is set for release in November 2026.[2]
Other recent items include her receiving the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame’s Jack Graney Award in late 2025 for her contributions to baseball in Canada, and broader coverage noting her continued role as Sportsnet’s field-level reporter for Blue Jays games.[3][6]
Some search results were social posts or low-credibility reposts, so I relied on the more substantive news and reference sources for this update.[2][6][9]
As Toronto celebrates the 50th season of the Blue Jays, award-winning Filipino-Canadian journalist Hazel Mae, who has been working alongside the team, is also being recognized for her thriving career in sports broadcasting.
www.seekyoursounds.comHazel Mae, the incomparable and iconic field-level reporter for the Toronto Blue Jays, is releasing her memoir, Before I Let You Go, in November after the season is over
www.laineygossip.comThe World Series may be over, but not the pain of losing Game 7 for Toronto Blue Jays fans. Sportsnet reporter Hazel Mae tells Hanomansing Tonight what it was like to cover the series and her thoughts on potential roster moves heading into next season.
www.cbc.ca