Archive for November, 2009

The Future Potential of Cybex Testing

Posted: 30th November 2009 by Blake Murphy in Blake Murphy, Other Topics

I recently read a piece on Kyle Korver discussing his impending return from injury, and why it was delayed. The piece said: “Although he’d hoped to return in the coming days, Korver will have to wait a little longer. He said Thursday that Cybex testing showed he still has strength to regain in his hamstring [...]

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As a Canadian, I joined my countrymen in the giving of thanks over a month ago. But as a sports fan, I cannot help but feel a part of the American version of the holiday. The reason for this is simple: the North American sports leagues flood us with content to coincide with the holiday. [...]

T-Mac’s Top 10: Sexiest Hockey Players

Posted: 25th November 2009 by Tieja Maclaughlin in Hockey, Tieja Mac
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It’s no secret that hockey players are some of the best looking athletes on the planet (Editor’s Note: This is an extremely well kept secret to the male population). They’ve got the body, the grit, the attitude…oh, and did I mention the body? The question is how do you narrow it down and pick the [...]

Since I last wrote, the Leafs have railed off three straight losses. I’m not sure why I’m surprised; perhaps, my concluding paragraphs last Tuesday were too optimistic, too hope-inspiring, effectively turning on the Blue-blinders that we as Leaf fans all too often adorn. Upon closer reflection, it was the month as a whole that I [...]

15/82 of What We’ll Know: 28th With a Bullet

Posted: 10th November 2009 by Blake Murphy in Blake Murphy, Hockey
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Idle hands are the devil’s playground, so they say. I guess, then, it’s good that I’ve been a little too busy (and under the weather) to write much in the way of coherent sports analysis the past few weeks. I say that, of course, because if I had wrote the latest Leafs’ update at the [...]

NBA Roundup: The Dark Side Of The Moon

Posted: 9th November 2009 by Trev Smith in NBA Ball, Trev Smith

With autumn disappearing, the world now begins to fade from view. The days have grown shorter and “right now” creeps into our lives more quickly than we might wish. The world is dying again, at least for the next five months. But there is hope even as darkness falls earlier and earlier. For it is [...]