Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Should I Be Worried?
By: Chris Dagonas By the end of the third week, it’s safe to make some assumptions about your team. If you’re sitting at 3-0, you can assume that you’ve gotten […]
Monthly Archives: September 2015
Sleeping Giant: A Slow Burn
By: Dan Grant Our resident film expert is, of course, Daniel Reynolds. He immersed himself in TIFF this year and wrote about it here, here and here. And here, too. […]
The Unsung Heroes of the 2015 Toronto Blue Jays
By: Dan Grant As Raptors fans have recently learned and Leafs might distantly recall, when a team makes a playoff push such as this, every game becomes an appointment. Whether […]
Tuesday Morning QB: Rookie Running Backs Take Over
By: Chris Dagonas David Wilson is the name and story that scares away coaches and general managers. Wilson was a first-round pick (number 32) by the New York Giants out […]
TIFF 15: On New Adventures and Old Familiars
By: Daniel Reynolds We’ve come to the end, my friends. After 11 days and (for me) 14 movies, the celebrations of the 40th Toronto International Film Festival are over. It’s […]
TIFF 15: People, Places and Things (and Murder)
By: Daniel Reynolds You may not believe this, but the Toronto International Film Festival is still going on. In fact, there are still three more days to go. I know, […]
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: The Reign of Mariota
By Chris Dagonas Back on April 30th, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, by virtue of their 2-14 record in the 2014 season, had the right to the first overall selection in […]
TIFF 15: Weird and Winsome Stories of the Human Spirit
By: Daniel Reynolds We’re into Day 5 of the Toronto International Film Festival–King Street West is open once again, the hustle and the bustle of the first weekend is over, and there […]
Welcome to the Stro-Show
By: Dan Grant Marcus Stroman takes the mound this weekend for his first Major League start since September 26th of last year. Much has been made about Stroman being out […]
TIFF 2015: It’s Time to Get Reel
By: Daniel Reynolds It takes a surplus of vision, energy and–let’s just say it–money to make a film. One can assume this holds true even more so for making a […]
