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On John Olerud's 57th birthday, I take a look back at his remarkable 1993 season with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Remembering John Olerud’s 1993 season on his 57th birthday
These Blue Jays legends and current stars were originally drafted by who?
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Jimmy Key was originally drafted by the Chicago White Sox. Tom Henke was first selected by the Seattle Mariners. These are just two things I learned when doing some draft research. It's true.
Hazel Mae to emcee Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony
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Sportsnet's Hazel Mae will return as emcee of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's induction ceremony on June 7 in St. Marys, Ont.
These Blue Jays stars were originally drafted by who?
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Jimmy Key was originally drafted by the Chicago White Sox. Tom Henke was first selected by the Seattle Mariners. These are just two things I learned when doing some draft research. It's true.
Canadian baseball preview: Blue Jays vs. Twins
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Kevin Glew shares some of the Canadian Twins and Blue Jays connections ahead of the first game of their Wild Card series.
Mulliniks’ skills and smarts helped transform Blue Jays into contenders
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Kevin Glew catches up with Rance Mulliniks whose skills and smarts helped transform the Blue Jays into contenders in the 80s and early 90s.
But What Do I Know? . . . Cal Quantrill, Bo Naylor, James Paxton, John Olerud
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My weekly Canadian baseball news "But What Do I Know?" column discusses Cal Quantrill, Bo Naylor and John Olerud.
But What Do I Know? . . . Matt Brash, Edouard Julien, Fergie Jenkins, Bo Bichette
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My weekly Canadian baseball news "But What Do I Know?" column discusses Matt Brash, Edouard Julien and Fergie Jenkins.
These Blue Jays stars were originally drafted by who?
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Did you know Jimmy Key was originally drafted by the Chicago White Sox? Or that Tom Henke was first selected by the Seattle Mariners? It's true.
Mulliniks, ex-teammate of Brett, Olerud, discusses what it will take to hit .400
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Rance Mulliniks, who played with both George Brett and John Olerud, discusses what it will take for someone to bat .400 in a MLB season.