Leon McQuay’s infamous fumble for the Argos late in the ’71 championship occurred on the grounds of the temporary B.C. Lions’ ...

At first, I thought it pertained to a particular story and author. Then, I looked more closely and realized a decision had b ...

Golf Season Is Nearly Upon Us And, now, the Leafs must wade into the abyss, also known as Scotiabank Arena, for Games 3 and 4. It is currently a best–of–five clash with the Leafs possessing home ice ...

Remembering the Leafs Radio Years TORONTO (June 12) — A few stories, on a quiet day, from my 17 years (1993–2010) covering the Maple Leafs as a reporter for The FAN–590, Canada’s first all–sports ...

Decoding Connor McDavid’s Retort TORONTO (June 20) — Something tells me the world’s most–gifted hockey player was not impressed when his team flipped between goaltenders late in the Stanley Cup final.

All Credit To Shapiro and Atkins TORONTO (July 24) — Throughout this remarkable and unforeseen surge by the Toronto Blue Jays, there’s been universal media reticence to applaud ownership and ...

Finally, A Blunt Leafs Assessment TORONTO (Mar. 16) — I am not particularly familiar with Sonny Sachdeva of Sportsnet.ca. Clearly, it’s been my loss… and I promise to pay more attention. His Linkedin ...

The Ron MacLean Phenomenon TORONTO (July 19) — I can tell you, without equivocation, that you’ll never meet a nicer, more cordial and pleasant backstabber than Ron MacLean. The first three adjectives ...

My Father And Sports TORONTO (Oct. 14) — Having lost my father, Irv, ten days ago, I’ve been in a reflective mood. Which isn’t unusual for me. Dad was, foremost, a kind, gentle man with remarkable ...

Is Simmonds Worth Nylander? TORONTO (Jan. 11) — The best teams in the National Hockey League can often rely on skill to achieve a particular level… and there may be no better example, right now, than ...