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As seen in: The Toronto Star, Medium, Sportsnet Canada, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), The Peterborough Examiner, St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review, Welland Tribune
Baseball columnist/podcaster @torontostar 2020 John Cerutti Award. 2020 Bob Elliott Award. Host: @DeepLFPodcast. Exceedingly proud father of the two best kids!

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Blue Jays vs. Red Sox: One team struggled in the clutch. This time it wasn’t Toronto Original

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By Mike Wilner Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
It was a scene with which we’re all familiar. Inning after inning, runners stranded in scoring position. Opportunities wasted. So many chances and nothing to show for it. This time, though, it wasn’t the Blue Jays whose hitters couldn’t deliver in the clutch. They were the ones taking advantage of opponents’ frustrations, opening a six-game road trip with a 6-1 win over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on Tuesday night.
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Opinion | Blue Jays vs. Yankees: New York comes up with the timely hits for a second straight day Original

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By Mike Wilner Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
As Yogi Berra might have said, it was déjà vu all over again. The New York Yankees designated hitter took Jays reliever Braydon Fisher deep with a runner on in the top of the ninth, snapping a 3-3 tie. Tommy Nance coughed up a three-run bomb to José Caballero later in the inning as the Yankees won 8-3. It was another day of missed opportunities for the home side.
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Opinion | The Blue Jays’ Davis Schneider is showing you have to work before you hit sometimes. His team is oping for more of the latter Original

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By Mike Wilner Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
Davis Schneider was sent to Triple-A to find his swing, but there were barely any pitches for him to hit. Mission accomplished? Not so much. In 15 games with the Bisons, the 27-year-old Schneider hit .188, but with a .550 on-base percentage. He got out less than half the time, but drew four times as many walks (24) as he had hits (6).
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