Author Archives: Jamie Nye

I found something I haven't missed when it comes to sports. Video review. The Premier League in England kicked off and the Hawk-Eye goal technology failed. The post and players were in the way and the...

Jack Eichel followed Connor McDavid in the draft and now he's following his lead in getting changes done within the organization. Remember, McDavid's very open and honest opinion of not being in the p...

Canadian running back Chuba Hubbard and his head coach at Oklahoma State, Mike Gundy taught everyone a valuable lesson on Monday. Hubbard started the day with a threat to boycott his team after his co...

Sometimes you don't realize how much you've missed something until it comes back. That was me and golf on Sunday afternoon. Reunited. I was reacting to a live sporting event with Xander Schauffele, Da...

Gary Bettman and Adam Silver deserve credit as the commissioners in sports who have led their organizations slowly, cautiously and diligently to a return to work. The NHL and NBA have had few outburst...

On March 11, it stopped. Yes, we've been without basketball, hockey, baseball and now football for three months due to COVID-19. Today also marks what was to be opening day of the CFL regular season, ...

What is going to be the straw that breaks the camel's back in Ottawa in regards to owners Eugene Melnyk? Melnyk's later head-scratcher is his fight with the Ottawa Senators Foundation. The charity is ...

We're going to find out what the waiting game looks like compared to making a firm decision in regards to dealing with the impacts of COVID-19. Canada West and its counterparts in Ontario and Atlantic...

It was Walter White in Breaking Bad who famously uttered the phrase "Say my name." I can't help but think Colin Kaepernick was uttering that same phrase if he spent the 90 seconds to listen to NFL com...

This week -- among news of a pandemic, protests and back-to-work plans -- Sam Hurl announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League. Hurl was never an all-star and got limited opportunities ...