Jordan Goldstein
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Don Cherry’s comments speak to the history of hockey and Canadian identity
Don Cherry speaking his mind, something not many Canadians do, has started a national conversation.
Choosing profits over democracy is not a good look for the NBA
Professional sports leagues like the NBA now must calculate whether principles rule over dollars. Hopefully, they more consistently choose principle.
Sports journalism has been hijacked by left-wing hacks
On September 21, NBC News published a hit piece on Barstool Sports and its founder Dan Portnoy. What riled up the journalists to go after the popular sports website known for irreverent humour around sports culture?
What are young athletes owed?
These young stars have earned the right to cash whatever check they can get their hands on. The rest will sort itself out in due time.
No, camping isn’t a racist activity
Don’t let the screeching of a few researchers and virtue signalling CEOs stop you from getting out and enjoying nature. Go enjoy the outdoors.
Andrew Luck’s retirement forces debate over violent sports
Not since Barry Sanders, legendary Detroit Lions running back, unexpectedly retired in 1998 has a star NFL player walked away during their most productive years.
Robot referees are ruining sports
Technology is here to stay, but it’s clear that we are losing important elements in sports as we turn more and more away from its human roots.
Canadians are dead serious about national identity and sports
After years of trying to get star guard Andrew Wiggins to suit up for the national team, this time Basketball Canada took the initiative and decided to leave the 5-year pro and former 1st overall pick at home, not even bothering to invite him to camp.
The Toronto Raptors have united Canada
It’s more important to share in the values that sport affirms, and that’s exactly why millions of Canadians lost themselves in the fever of the past few months. We won’t soon forget this run, and we should remember it for all the right reasons.
Elite young athletes are shunning colleges and turning pro
The benefits of competition means that these players have alternative options. They can ply their trade, improve their skills, gain notoriety, and increase their marketability all while earning professional level salaries.
Vladdy’s Victoria Day benching is more complicated than you think
For Blue Jays management, Vladdy Jr. needed a rest. It’s that simple, or indeed complicated. Professional sports franchises increasingly rely on sport science and analytics to fill out their rosters.
The Meaning of Kawhi Leonard’s Shot
The drama of the shot is matched by our potential to make our own meaning from it. Kids will be miming that shot in their driveways for years to come. People will talk about “The Shot” and we’ll know exactly what that means.
White House visit divides Boston Red Sox
There are too many people who want to turn sports into an extension of politics, rather than a place where they sometimes collide. We shouldn’t play that game.
Caster Semenya deserves respect and compassion
Rather than use Caster as a mark to use against your ideological opponent, try to empathize with her position.
The Philadelphia Flyers and New York Yankees choose virtue signalling over history
Perhaps most troubling in this episode is the preemptive erasure of the past in order to mollify expected outrage.
