Rodmehr Filizadeh '25 Business Editor Photo Credit: The Canadian Press/John Woods The Winnipeg Blue Bombers came into the 2024 season with high expectations. The Blue and Gold had appeared in the Western Final every season since 2018 and had made four straight Grey-Cup Finals, winning two of them. The Bombers would once again be led... Continue Reading →
Alex Albon: The Undefined Prodigy of F1
Ferris Yeung '27 Contributor Photo Credit: Autosport Oxford defines prodigy as, “someone crowned with an exceptional ability to do something at a young age.” Alex Albon was given this title when he joined Red Bull Racing in 2019. Since then, Albon’s career has been a bumpy ride, with many moments that have tarnished his reputation... Continue Reading →
Chess On Ice
Myles Lagadi '26 Contributor Photo Credit: WAMU Curling is often regarded as the sport you watch when nothing else is on television during the Winter Olympics. As such, it is very uncommon to see people truly become fans of the sport in the way that people are fans of mainstream sports. However, when someone gains... Continue Reading →
Can Bronny James Become the Next “King” of Basketball?
Enze Chang '28 Contributor Bronny James, son of LeBron James, was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers as the fifty-fifth overall pick (second round) in the 2024 NBA draft. The question on everyone’s mind remains: Will Bronny be able to replace his father and become the new “king” of the NBA? Bronny’s career began early,... Continue Reading →
Minnesota Takes Home Inaugural PWHL Title
Luke Perrett ’24 Sports Editor Troy Parla/Getty Images For a league that was behind schedule, didn’t begin games until January, and doesn’t have any team names or logos, you would think that it would be a disaster waiting to happen. However, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) defied all odds in their inaugural season. To... Continue Reading →
The Oakland Athletics: The Arizona Coyotes of the MLB
Luke Perrett ’24 Sports Editor Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Oakland Athletics have historically been known for their nine world-series titles, the book and film Moneyball, the strange elephant on their jerseys, and their stadium: the Oakland Coliseum. The end of the 2023 season brought with it news that the A’s would be moving to... Continue Reading →
“No Wins” No More – Lando Norris Picks up First F1 Win
Rodmehr Filizadeh ’25 Business Editor FiA Peter Casey/USA Today Sport via Reuters There are few Formula 1 drivers as globally popular as McLaren’s star driver Lando Norris. An infectious personality of humour, great wit off the track and killer instincts on the track, Norris burst onto the F1 scene in 2019. Recognized as a major talent... Continue Reading →
Is the MLB Pay-to-Win?
Grayson Berkowits ’25 Contributor Photo Credit: Associated Press Major League Baseball (MLB) is at a crossroads. With the Los Angeles Dodgers’ recent signing of Japanese super star Shohei Ohtani to a 700-million-dollar contract, sports fans all over the world are left asking themselves: are the best MLB teams simply the ones who spend the most... Continue Reading →
The Biggest All-Star Snubs this Season
Adris Haleis’ -‘24 Contributor Photo Credit: José Luis Villegas/Associated Press The NBA season has been an intense one thus far. Earlier this year, the selections for both the Western and Eastern conferences were made, with some questionable decisions. With the league getting more competitive every year, players are getting snubbed off these teams more frequently.... Continue Reading →
The New Jersey Designs
Luke Perrett ’24 Sports Editor Photo Credit: Universal Images Group/Getty Images Embraced by millions of fans across North America, an integral part of a city’s identity and the core of a profitable industry, the hockey jersey has become a modern-day staple. With that in mind, what exactly makes a “good hockey jersey”? It is based... Continue Reading →