Posts Tagged ‘sports adventures’
The apostrophe in Brind’Amour
I never liked Philadelphia. I’ve hated the Flyers for as long as I can remember, but it wasn’t until the third period last night I actually tried to think of a real reason for my feelings other than they were going against the Sabres. As a kid I always hated Rod Brind’Amour for his stupid […]
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Tags: Awesomeness, Brian Campbell, Buffalo Sabres, Eric Lindros, Garth Snow, hatred, Liberty Bell, Philadelphia Flyers, playoffs, R.J. Umberger, Rod Brind'Amour, sports adventures, stupid things we did in high school, Tyler Ennis, why we are fans
Sully on steriods
If there could ever be a badass of the print media industry, it would be LA Times columnist T.J. Simers. Simers was the first of four speakers I heard yesterday at the convention in LA. The best way I can explain this guy is saying he’s like [Buffalo News columnist] Jerry Sullivan on steroids. Let’s […]
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Tags: Los Angeles Times, sports adventures, T.J. Simers
We interrupt this broadcast
The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament is this weekend in Bridgeport, Conn. and the Atlantic Hockey playoffs open on numerous college campuses. I have a lot of interest in both of these events, and I have lots to say about all three Canisius teams competing this weekend. However, that’s going to have to wait. This […]
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Sports adventures: Ritter Arena
I’m pretty proud of the tag I have on here called “sports adventures.” There’s only four posts tagged with that line right now (this being the fifth), but basically whenever I go to a sporting event and decide to write something about it, I use that tag. Examples of this are the Strasburg game in Buffalo […]
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Tags: Canisius Golden Griffins, RIT, sports adventures, student sections
