I’ve Made a Huge Mistake: Regret and the World of NBA Coaches
By: Dan Grant Sometimes in life, we make mistakes. Often these things are small and easily correctable – we choose the wrong thing to eat for dinner, we take a […]
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Every Inch Counts: Texts Between Friends
By: Chris Dagonas My favourite football team is the Miami Dolphins. For the past decade, when I have mentioned that to friends and fellow NFL viewers, I was met with […]
Every Inch Counts: Brandon Meriweather and ‘Dangerous Tackles’
By: Chris Dagonas A couple of weeks ago, Washington Redskins safety Brandon Meriweather offended pretty much everyone in the NFL with his comments regarding tackling wide receivers. For brevity’s sake, […]
Every Inch Counts: Calvin Johnson Is Good At Football
By: Chris Dagonas I was all set to make this week’s edition about centres. I swear. The guys who snap the ball to the quarterback. Then Calvin Johnson used all […]
Three for 3: The NBA Western Conference is Beyond Thunderdome
By: The Same Page Team Welcome back to the Same Page Team’s Three for 3 feature! We got the gang back together to answer three compelling questions for each conference […]
Three for 3: The NBA Eastern Conference Gets Serious
By: The Same Page Team Welcome back to the Same Page Team’s Three for 3 feature! We got the gang back together to answer three compelling questions for each conference […]
Extinction Event: The 2013-14 Toronto Raptors
By: Daniel Reynolds As an omen for the upcoming Raptors season, the injury to our beloved mascot set an unfortunately ominous tone. It was a shocking enough event that I […]
Ghosts of World Series Past
By: Chris Dagonas As any fan of the film “Field of Dreams” can well testify, baseball is the sport of supernatural phenomena. With the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis […]
Fear Not the Abbrv: A Baseball Advanced Stats Primer
By: Dan Grant The World Series begins Wednesday between two of baseballs oldest teams, the Boston Red Sox and the St Louis Cardinals. My man Chris Dagonas will have more […]
Every Inch Counts: Outside Linebackers and the Quarterback Blitz
By: Chris Dagonas Quarterback sacks have been recorded since the 1960s, but no credit was given to individual sack totals until 1982. One of the league’s greatest quarterback sack-masters was […]
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