Why Laugh at the Leafs, the Symbol of Humanity?

I get it. The Toronto Maple Leafs have been the brunt of jokes for a half-century-plus. However, once you've seen the same recycled joke, the shtick wears out its welcome. My wife, Shannon, born and raised in California, still gets a kick out of some of the jokes and memes related to the Leafs' misfortune.... Continue Reading →

My New Book: Royal Reflections

This was a fairly long time coming. While this is my second book, some of the interviews included in this project go back a few years. Nevertheless, "Royal Reflections: Tales from the Throne of Tinseltown" centers around the NHL's Los Angeles Kings and is a collection of interviews from over 60 former players and a... Continue Reading →

Sportswriting During Self-Isolation

I’m sure I can speak for fans everywhere when I say that I miss hockey. While my team may not have had much of a chance to make the playoffs this season, it has certainly been enjoyable watching the club rebuild with exciting youth in their system. Whether in the NHL or in the minor-leagues... Continue Reading →

The Feeling of Interviewing Olympic Hockey Legend, Mike Eruzione

Of all of the sports figures I have interviewed, those I’ve thoroughly enjoyed speaking with are simply too many to mention. One of those figures, in particular, came last week when I had the privilege – nay, honour – of interviewing American hockey icon, Mike Eruzione. While I did have a friend help me with... Continue Reading →

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