TV Surprises: When Bad Shows Turn Good
By: Daniel Reynolds As some of you may know from following the Same Page, I’m a big fan of Breaking Bad. For my money, it is the best directed, best […]
Monthly Archives: November 2012
The NFL in Toronto: Why Not Now?
By: Chris Dagonas You may have heard that Rob Ford will probably have some spare time on his hands soon. However you may happen to feel about the judge’s decision […]
Royce White Has A Problem
By: Daniel Reynolds Royce White has a problem. Earlier this year the Houston Rockets, home of Linsanity and the Beard that is feared, drafted Mr. White with the 16th overall […]
Following Along with the ‘Silver Linings Playbook’: A Review
By: Daniel Reynolds Silver Linings Playbook is the type of film that will have you questioning when exactly it is OK to just accept cliches. To be fair, this is […]
The Blue Jays: It’s Finally Next Year
By: Dan Grant When I was a kid I had a book that was entitled ‘The Greatest World Series of All-Time’. I’m actually pretty sure I still have it somewhere. […]
We Can Remake It: Grim Fandango
By: Daniel Reynolds Video games as movies, movies as video games; the translation rarely works. For every well-meaning Star Wars game or legitimate hit like Riddick (thanks Vin!), there are […]
Alex Anthopoulos Goes All In
By: Chris Dagonas Now that the recent “blockbuster” deal between the Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays has officially been approved, the Toronto Blue Jays are slated to open the […]
Three for 3: The New New Los Angeles Lakers
By: The Same Page Team As part of our ongoing NBA coverage this year the Same Page welcomes you back to our Three for 3 feature. The concept is simple: […]
The Finer Things Club Reads “The Good Earth”
By: The Same Page Team Welcome back to the Finer Things Club. This month the Same Page Team got together to read and discuss the book The Good Earth by Pearl […]
“Defense Wins Championships”? – Deconstructing The Myth
By: Chris Dagonas Since 2000, when the Baltimore Ravens steamrolled all competition with their ferocious defense, the dogma in the NFL has been that Defense Wins Championships. The mantra was […]
