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Peter's Bio

Peter Bojarinov, a native of Toronto, Ontario. Is a huge sports fanatic. After finishing school in the University of Windsor in Drama and Communications and his post-grad at Humber College in Design, he worked at Rogers Sportsnet and Woodbine Entertainment Group. Currently he works on his own ambitions, while applying himself to contract work.

He is a big fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and all other Toronto sports teams, as well as other professional sports teams. His knowledge of the game of hockey, and other sports is up there with his knowledge of "Yo Momma" jokes.

He tells it how he sees it, and has been known to go over the line when he feels it is neccessary.

He is also a fan of everything that is entertainment, as he continues to edit and produce videos. He currently has over 40 professional jerseys, most of which are NHL ones.

He also loves to drive his Toyota FJ Cruiser, while blasting his 12 inch Rockford Fosgate Subs to DJ Assault or DJ Godfather.

Be sure to check out his site, and hockey pool at:
www.bojarinov.com/sports

Peter Writes About

The Short List facts and information about Peter Bojarinov

Favorite Athletes

Mario Lemieux, Larry Murphy, Nicklas Lidstrom, Nikolai Antropov, Tomas Kaberle, Novak Djokovic, Pete Sampras, Reggie Miller, Larry Bird, Dan Marino, Junior Seau, Ivan Rodriquez, Roy Halladay, Ruud van Nistelrooy.

Favorite Sports Teams

Toronto Maple Leafs, Detroit Red Wings, Toronto Blue Jays, Texas Rangers, Miami Dolphins, Toronto Argonauts, Boston Celtics, Indiana Pacers, Toronto Raptors, Arsenal, Toronto FC.

All Time Sports Moment

Joe Carter's clutch World Series winning Home Run

Most Memorable Game Attended

On my first game to the Air Canada Center, which happend to be on my birthday. The leafs overcame a 3 goal deficit in the 3rd period to beat the Phoenix Coyotes.

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  1. by Peter
    about 1 month ago

    I want to apologize to the Bleacher Report, editors, writers, family, friends, and our readers.

    I thought I had a few articles in the beginning that I wasn't true to myself, I will put more of my opinion in them from now on.
    I'll try too, but sometimes I get lost in just a good idea, and posting it. I get too caught up in a previous thought.

    Now, the real reason...
    I left for way too long. I have my own NHL playoff hockey pool. When that happens, work and the pool take too much of my time. I didn't have anytime to put into a true love of speaking and writing about sports (mainly hockey). I will work to put more time into this. Though I have alot going on, I'll try.

    Thanks guys,
    please read, and please leave good constructive feedback, as well as comments on each issue.
    Thanks again, everyone.

  2. by Captain
    2 months ago

    Hey there Peter...join us at www.tosports.ca

  3. by Miah
    5 months ago

    I actually got to see those Kovalev's amazing goals!
    now that is what I call a hockey player, big time!

    I am definitely going to buy his DVD just to see some more!
    yeah, go kovalev!

  4. by Jessica
    5 months ago

    Peter,

    Done! It was a good article. I tried to leave you editor feedback, but it wouldn't let me submit, so I'll just tell you here.

    I just fixed a bit of formatting. Short paragraphs are always better, so just break them up a little bit in your next article.

    Looked good though. Those two games were perfect examples for you to make your point.

    Happy writing!
    Jess

  5. by Jennifer
    5 months ago

    Hi Peter,

    I think we can all benefit from learning the history of hockey. For one thing, it's some cool stuff. For another, it wouldn't hurt to look backwards instead of always forwards for innovation.

    Let me know if there's any history or player profile you'd really like to see. Feel free to leave me comments anytime.

    Jen

  6. by Danielle
    5 months ago

    Hey Peter!
    Thanks so much for the comment. I agree with you about Marleau. I like to compare him to Joe in Boston in that Joe was pretty much condemned by the press like Marleau is. I'm not the biggest Marleau fan, but I'm glad that he's picking it up now. If the Sharks are firing on all cylinders, then maybe they'll break their second-round curse that they're having.
    -Danielle

  7. by Derek
    5 months ago

    Hey,

    Thanks for the add, appreciate it.

    Hope the Leafs can pull this off..lol, either way last night, my heart was pounding when they had the goalie pulled.