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Longtime Toronto Blue Jays radio voice Mike Wilner hosts Deep Left Field, a baseball podcast from the Toronto Star. With great baseball coverage, opinion and analysis, Deep Left Field has everything you need to know about the Jays, specifically, and baseball in general.

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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Deep Left Field with Mike Wilner.

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Phillies closer, previously a Blue Jays player, known for being third on the Blue Jays all-time saves list.
Blue Jays bench coach, former professional baseball player and manager.
General manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, son of Don Mattingly, grew up in baseball.
DeMarlo Hale is a baseball coach and former manager, known for his extensive experience in Major League Baseball and his insights on the Blue Jays.
Denzel Clarke is an outfielder for the Oakland Athletics, a native of Pickering, known for his impressive debut at Rogers Centre and his defensive skills.
Tim Leiper is a former Blue Jays and current San Diego Padres coach, originally from southern California, now residing in Huntsville, Ontario. He has coached first and third base for the Canadian national team and is known for his involvement in Canadian baseball.
Steven Jaschinski is a major-league umpire who made his debut on May 16. He is a native of Aldershot, Burlington, Ontario, and worked his way up from local leagues to the majors.
Jeremy Diamond is the Chair of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Board, involved in organizing the induction weekend and promoting Canadian baseball history.
Daulton Varsho is a professional baseball outfielder and designated hitter who plays for the Toronto Blue Jays. Known for his power hitting, he leads the team with seven home runs despite only being active since the end of April. Varsho is also recovering from shoulder surgery and provides valuable insights into his recovery process and offensive contributions.
Addison Barger is a professional baseball infielder who has been playing for the Toronto Blue Jays. He got an opportunity to play regularly when Andres Gimenez was injured and has been one of the team's best hitters since then. Barger has demonstrated power potential and had a record-setting day in right field in April, showcasing his versatility and offensive skills.
Casey Candaele is the manager of the Buffalo Bisons, the Triple-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. He is responsible for developing players in the minor leagues and preparing them for the major league level. Candaele provides updates on the players in the Bisons who are on the verge of helping the Blue Jays.

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Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on Deep Left Field with Mike Wilner.

0:00 55:50

Jordan Romano, Don Mattingly and son, Phillies GM Preston Mattingly

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Mike Wilner
Guests
Jordan Romano Don Mattingly Preston Mattingly
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baseball Toronto Blue Jays Philadelphia Phillies Jordan Romano Don Mattingly Preston Mattingly saves walk-off
Guests:Phillies closer Jordan Romano, Blue Jays bench coach Don Mattingly and his son, Phillies general manager Preston Mattingly
The Blue Jays chose not to tender a contract to homegrown closer Jordan Romano, who is third on their all-time saves list, this winter, and he was snapped up by Philadelphia pretty quickly. He came back to Toronto and got walked off by old buddy Alejandro Kirk. We talked to Romano after that game.
And with fathers' day weekend upon us, we talk to father-son Mattinglys - Blue Jays bench coach Don and his son Preston, who grew up to run the Phillies.
0:00 1:07:25

Inside the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame banquet with Jose Bautista, Greg Hamilton, Larry Walker, Ernie Whitt, Denis Boucher and more

0:00 1:00:10

Blue Jays associate manager DeMarlo Hale, plus A's outfielder Denzel Clarke

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Mike Wilner
Guests
DeMarlo Hale Denzel Clarke
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Blue Jays DeMarlo Hale Denzel Clarke baseball Toronto Blue Jays A's Rogers Centre
DeMarlo Hale, Athletics/Baseball Canada outfielder Denzel Clarke
 
This week in Deep Left Field, we sit down with DeMarlo Hale for his thoughts on the Blue Jays season so far. Hale thinks a season is best looked over after each third, so we look back at the first third and forward to what he thinks the team can accomplish over the next couple of months. We also introduce you to Denzel Clarke, a Pickering native who had his coming out party at Rogers Centre on the weekend. While the Jays were sweeping his A's in four straight games, Clarke belted his first big-league home run, had his first career multi-hit game and dazzled on defence, including going up and over the center field wall to take a home run away from Alejandro Kirk.
0:00 1:18:00

Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Chair Jeremy Diamond on Jose Bautista and other inductees, plus Padre Tim Leiper and ump Steven Jaschinski

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Mike Wilner
Guests
Tim Leiper Steven Jaschinski Jeremy Diamond
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baseball Toronto Blue Jays Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Jose Bautista Tim Leiper Steven Jaschinski Greg Hamilton umpire induction
Guests: Former Blue Jays/current San Diego Padres coach Tim Leiper, major-league umpire Steven Jaschinski, Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Board Chair Jeremy Diamond
 
This week in Deep Left Field is all about the true north strong and free! Tim Leiper joins us to reminisce about his Jays days and talk about Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductees Jose Bautista and Greg Hamilton. Leiper, a southern California native who now makes his home in Huntsville, Ont., was coaching first base when Bautista flipped his bat in 2015 and has coached third base for Canada's senior men's national team for more than two decades. Jaschinski made his major-league debut as an umpire on May 16 when the Jays hosted Detroit and the Burlington, Ont. native tells us how he got to the bigs all the way from Aldershot School. And with the CBHOF induction weekend coming up, Jeremy Diamond checks in to tell us what to expect in St. Marys.
 
0:00 1:01:05

Blue Jays centerfielder Daulton Varsho, third baseman Addison Barger, Buffalo Bisons manager Casey Candaele and more

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Mike Wilner
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Daulton Varsho Addison Barger Casey Candaele
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baseball Toronto Blue Jays Daulton Varsho Addison Barger Buffalo Bisons home runs shoulder surgery offensive struggles power hitting minor-league baseball
Guests: Blue Jays centerfielder Daulton Varsho, third baseman Addison Barger, Buffalo Bisons manager Casey Candaele
 
This week, we talk to two of the players most consequential to the Jays' recent turnaround that has seen them win eight out of 12 games going into their May 22 series finale against the San Diego Padres.
 
Daulton Varsho leads the team with seven home runs despite only having been active since the end of April. He joins us to talk about his power prowess, his ongoing recovery from shoulder surgery and his advice to his teammates who had been struggling offensively when he arrived. 
 
Addison Barger got a chance to play every day when Andres Gimenez got hurt and been one of the Jays' best hitters since then. He talks about his time on the shuttle back and forth from Buffalo, his power potential and his record-setting day in right field back in April.
 
Also, we get the word on the Jays' to minor-league affiliate and the players down there who are on the verge of helping the big club from Bisons skipper Casey Candaele.
 

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4.6 rating 699 reviews

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4.6 ratings 630 reviews

USA

4.6 ratings 51 reviews

UK

4.9 ratings 11 reviews

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