Potvin29 said:@mirtle
Sportsnet announces hiring of Glenn Healy, Kelly Hrudey, Craig Simpson, Mike Johnson, Darren Pang, Cassie Campbell-Pascall and Leah Hextall.
OMFG. You win the internet today. ;D
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Potvin29 said:@mirtle
Sportsnet announces hiring of Glenn Healy, Kelly Hrudey, Craig Simpson, Mike Johnson, Darren Pang, Cassie Campbell-Pascall and Leah Hextall.
CarltonTheBear said:Just noticed Kevin Weekes and Andi Petrillo aren't on that list. That's really too bad. Picking P.J. Stock over Weekes is insane.
hockeyfan1 said:The Montreal Gazette's reporter Jack Todd on why Toronto is a 'haled' sports town, and what led to this...
For years, with the two franchises in different conferences, people in Montreal were relatively indifferent to the Leafs. They spent most of their energy hating Boston, and there wasn?t much left for Toronto.
Around the turn of the millennium, I spent a lot of time covering the Leafs in the playoffs. The Canadiens were struggling and Pat Quinn?s Leafs were pretty good. I didn?t mind: the blunt-spoken Quinn always gave good quote and the team was good, if not great.
So what changed? Basically this: People in high places in the Toronto media world (especially Sportsnet, TSN and the CBC) decided to stuff all the Toronto teams down our throats while ignoring, attacking or disrespecting other pro teams right across the country.
http://montrealgazette.com/sports/jack-todd-toronto-is-not-the-centre-of-canadas-sports-world
Deebo said:James Mirtle is leaving the Globe and joining a new start up site called "The Atheltic"
herman said:They have decent content and are currently staffed by Toronto sports writers that I don't despise. Mirtle will be the Editor-in-Chief for the Toronto chapter.
CarltonTheBear said:It's a subscription-based model but given the people involved it's probably worth the money.
Deebo said:James Mirtle is leaving the Globe and joining a new start up site called "The Atheltic"
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Some of the coaches Han has had dialogue with told him they like how he frames his use of analytics in coaching: ?You have to find a way to optimize what the coaches are already doing. Coaching time is so valuable and there's only so much you can do. I want to use [analytics] as a teaching tool and an efficiency tool, not necessarily what it's being used as or perceived as ? only an evaluation tool.?
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