The Bottom Line: What Quenneville Coaching Wednesday Night Says About the NHL

When it was announced that the findings of the Jenner & Block investigation into the Chicago Blackhawks would be made public it was clear that a storm was brewing.  Some took cover, like the team placing both Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane on the COVID-19 list keeping them out of media availability. Some braced forContinue reading “The Bottom Line: What Quenneville Coaching Wednesday Night Says About the NHL”

A New Wave: The Conversation of Mental Health in Sport

In the last six months, we have seen an unprecedented wave rise in the sports world. It is one that has dared to challenge the preconceived attitudes that have governed that world, one that has the audacity to decentralize sport from the conversation… The wave of athletes putting their mental health above athletic endeavors, subsequentlyContinue reading “A New Wave: The Conversation of Mental Health in Sport”

Rivalry Revisited: Setting the Stage for Canada-USA Semifinal

Canada, USA…you would be hard pressed to find a better rivalry in the sporting world, one that is fierce across all sports. While both countries may naturally associate this storied opposition with hockey, women’s soccer may be where we see the second most intense installment, and we have one game to thank for that.  ThereContinue reading “Rivalry Revisited: Setting the Stage for Canada-USA Semifinal”

Canada Squeaks Through

Canada are quickly becoming this year’s Cardiac Kids, not making anything comfortable or relaxing on their fans, or themselves. The latest edition was needing all five rounds of penalties after ending 120 minutes of play goalless against Brazil. The quarterfinal matchup was a rematch of the 2016 bronze medal game, and the victor was theContinue reading “Canada Squeaks Through”