Mike Wilner is a Baseball Columnist/Podcaster at Toronto Star. He covers various aspects of sports, particularly focusing on Major League Sports and competitive team sports, while also delving into the business side of professional athletics. Mike is featured in several publications including the St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, The Hamilton Spectator, and CHCH TV, among others.
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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
The Jays are two games out of a playoff spot but some fans are already writing off the season.
By: Mike Wilner
It's been an up-and-down first year for Okamoto, who left behind a superstar life in Japan to replace Bo Bichette in the Blue Jays lineup.
By: Mike Wilner
Rookie's quick start has caught the attention of Jays teammates Guerrero and Springer.
By: Mike Wilner
The 29-year-old Okamoto, who bats right, has already had a few streaks and slumps less than two months into his MLB career.
By: Mike Wilner
Cease, who leads the American League with 92 strikeouts this season, has never missed a start in his big-league career.
Shaky defence proves to be the undoing of Yesavage and the Jays.
By: Mike Wilner
It had been two-and-a-half weeks since the Blue Jays had scored more than six runs in a game.
By: Mike Wilner
Piñango's bases-loaded walk in the eighth inning brings home the winning run in Baltimore.
By: Mike Wilner
This is part of a series looking back at major moments and players in Toronto Blue Jays history as the franchise celebrates its 50th season.
By: Mike Wilner
The Jays were two outs from clearing the .500 mark before their ex-closer fell apart in Baltimore on Saturday.
