Mike Wilner is a Baseball Columnist/Podcaster at Toronto Star. He specializes in topics related to baseball, including MLB and competitive sports, while also exploring the sports business and the stories behind sports figures. Mike has been featured in various publications, including St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, The Hamilton Spectator, and CHCH TV.
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Mike Wilner's focus is primarily on sports, particularly baseball and the Toronto Blue Jays. He covers a range of topics including player interviews, team announcements, and evolving stories within the MLB.
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By: Mike Wilner
And the Washington Nationals saw enough to invest $9 million in a pitcher coming off an 0-10 season.
By: Mike Wilner
The biggest move of the Jays’ off-season so far has been to add a defensive whiz at second base, Wagner’s best position.
By: Mike Wilner
The Blue Jays bring back free agent pitcher Jeff Hoffman
By: Mike Wilner
The way the Jays mismanaged the pursuit of Roki Sasaki required a special episode of Deep Left Field
By: Mike Wilner
Sasaki’s decision to join the Dodgers turned the Blue Jays’ Myles Straw trade from a great, aggressive deal into a mind-blowing show of incompetence.
By: Mike Wilner
Two power bats still available in free agency don't mesh with the Jays in other ways. That shouldn't matter.
By: Mike Wilner
Blue Jays sign slugger Anthony Santander
By: Mike Wilner
The 2025 class will be complete on Tuesday night. If I had a ballot, there would be nine names on it.
By: Mike Wilner
The Blue Jays introduced Anthony Santander, their first major offensive acquisition in four years
By: Mike Wilner
Why those who have played with the ex-Guardians second baseman believe the Jays and fans will like what they see right off the bat.
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