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100 Years Of Canadiens History, 100 Years Of Unsung Heroes, Part Five
The Montreal Canadiens are celebrating the centennial anniversary of the team this upcoming '08-'09 NHL season. Many ceremonies will surely take place at the Bell Centre this year; a motion picture ...
Written by Matt Homdis about 4 months ago 2 comments -
Bringing Boxing Back From The Brink: Five Ways to Fix The Sweet Science
This past weekend, millions watched the action out of Minnesota as Georges St-Pierre defeated Jon Fitch to retain his welterweight title, among a slew of high octane fights in the latest of UFC's MMA monthly Pay-Per-Views...
Written by Matt Homdis about 4 months ago 0 comments -
Doug Jarvis: 100 Years of Montreal Canadiens History, 100 Unsung Heroes
The Montreal Canadiens are celebrating their centennial anniversary during the upcoming '08-09 NHL season. Many ceremonies will surely take place at the Bell Centre this year, and a motion picture ...
Written by Matt Homdis about 4 months ago 0 comments -
100 Years Of Canadiens History, 100 Unsung Heroes, Part Three
The Montreal Canadiens are celebrating the centennial anniversary of the team this upcoming '08-'09 NHL season. Many ceremonies will surely take place at the Bell Centre this year; a motion picture ...
Written by Matt Homdis about 4 months ago 4 comments -
100 Years Of Montreal Canadiens History, 100 Unsung Heroes, Part Two
The Montreal Canadiens are celebrating the centennial anniversary of the team this upcoming '08-'09 NHL season. Many ceremonies will surely take place at the Bell Centre this year; a motion picture ...
Written by Matt Homdis about 5 months ago 2 comments -
100 Years Of Montreal Canadiens History: 100 Hundred Unsung-Heroes Part One
The Montreal Canadiens are celebrating the centennial anniversary of the team this upcoming 2008-09 NHL season. Many ceremonies wll surely take place at the Bell Centre this year, a motion picture ...
Written by Matt Homdis about 5 months ago 1 comments -
China Hosts Greatest Athletic Show This Summer, Then Why Does No One Care
Early this morning, the Beijing National Stadium played host to the 300 million $ opening ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games...
Written by Matt Homdis about 5 months ago 0 comments -
NFL: So What If Brett Favre Wants To Come Back?
Brett Favre wants to play football after retiring a few months ago, and he is suffering backlash from the Packer faithful, the media and the Green Bay organization.....
Written by Matt Homdis about 5 months ago 8 comments -
Michael Turner Signing: Steal or Mistake
Tt was announced early Monday morning that that the Atlanta Falcons had signed the Chargers back-up running back, Michael Turner, to a six-year $34.5 million contract...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 1 comments -
Alex Kovalev: From Pariah to the Messiah
Wayne Gretzky once commented on Alex Kovalev by saying he was the most talented player he had ever seen, himself included...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 0 comments -
Sports in Film: The Best and Worst Basketball Movies of All-Time
"My practices aren’t designed for your enjoyment." -Coach Normand Dale, Hoosiers (1986) With the release of Will Ferrell new comedy Semi-Pro, dealing with the antics of the ...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 6 comments -
Chris Webber: One Last Chance
Almost 15 years ago, the college basketball world and the American public tuned into near record numbers to see a national title game that has gone on to live in infamy...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 4 comments -
Bob Gainey: Montreal's Village Idiot or Smartest GM in the NHL?
This past Tuesday, the NHL deadline went down, and some big names changed locales. Richards went to Dallas, Campbell to San Jose, and the biggest catch, Hossa, went to the Penguins...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 0 comments -
Kobe vs. Jordan: Is Bryant the Best Player Ever?
In the past couple of days, I have written two articles that have been lambasted by many because of my supposed biased view against Kobe Bryant in this years MVP race...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 143 comments -
Kobe Bryant Does Not Deserve the MVP, part 2
My first article suffered a backlash I did not expect after posting a story stating my opinion on why Kobe Bryant should not win the Most Valuable Player award this year...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 71 comments -
San Antonio Spurs: The Forgotten Champions
With the trade deadline now almost a week old, many teams are posturing for playoff positioning, while critics make their picks for who they think will win it all...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 6 comments -
Kobe Bryant Does NOT Deserve NBA MVP Award
Fellow Bleacher Report contributor William Smith wrote a very popular article in which he stated his case for Kobe Bryant deserving this year's MVP award...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 110 comments -
Houston Rockets: Yao Out for the Season
Houston Rockets management confirmed rumors that Yao Ming's season is indeed over with a stress fracture in his left foot.This could prove to be devastating to a team that has just won 12 straight games...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 0 comments -
MLB 2008: Top Five Comebacks to Watch
Although the NFL and NASCAR have arguably supplanted baseball as America's national pastimes, no other professional sport celebrates redemption as our friends in Major League Baseball do...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 0 comments -
The Price is Right...Now
In 1971, a tall lanky kid from Hamilton called Ken Dryden led the Montreal Canadiens to the Stanley Cup, en route to a career that saw him win six championships in nine years...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 0 comments -
To Leaf or Not to Leaf...the Effect of No-Movement Clauses in the NHL
Early Monday morning, Mats Sundin and his agent declared to the media, that after much reflection, he was not waiving his no-trade clause...
Written by Matt Homdis about 10 months ago 0 comments
