Mark Zwolinski is a sports reporter at the Toronto Star. He specializes in hockey, with a focus on Canadian teams and the NHL, particularly the Toronto Six. His work has been featured in several prominent publications, including the Toronto Star, The Hamilton Spectator, and Project Syndicate.
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Mark Zwolinski's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically football and hockey in Toronto. He provides detailed event coverage of games, player performances, and team strategies for the Toronto Argonauts and the Toronto Maple Leafs. If you have insights into game analyses, player interviews, or upcoming matches related to these teams or local sports events in Canada (particularly Toronto), your pitches are likely to align well with his areas of interest.
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By: Mark Zwolinski
The Roughriders might have a head coach opening in the off-season, and Mace’s name has already been floated. But he also has reasons to stay.
By: Mark Zwolinski
Young forward had some success playing with the duo in last season’s playoffs.
Mark Zwolinski considers how Argentina's self-described “anarcho-capitalist” presidential front-runner would govern.
By: Mark Zwolinski
Annual Toronto Star sports department tradition kicks off, with focus on a volunteer who has been giving his time to help others for decades.
Heading into Saturday’s road date with the Roughriders, Ouellette is 41 rushing yards shy of 1,000 — a mark no Argo has reached since 2016.
The season is drawing comparisons to the Doug Flutie-led 1997 team that won 15 games.
By: Mark Zwolinski
Pickett is in the running for the CFL’s top honour on defence for the second straight year, his first in Toronto. Other worthy teammates approve.
By: Mark Zwolinski
O’Reilly scores twice in regulation against the team he spurned over the summer.
By: Mark Zwolinski, Patrick Ho, Kevin Mcgran
Who had the most? Was it the Leafs? The Jays? Raptors? Maybe the Argos or TFC? And don’t forget the Rock or the gone-too-soon Six and Furies.
Last night’s loss to Boston — a slugfest featuring 35 hits and 25 runs — marked the third consecutive game in which the Blue Jays’ normally-reliable bullpen had been taxed beyond its limit.
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