I feel like this year has really shown that the movies have never been so back. We're seeing the success of movies this year like The Odyssey, Michael, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and in all, it has just made going to the movie theatres feel like an event again. When I went to go see The Odyssey a few weeks ago, I was going to see what Christopher Nolan gave us. And obviously, when Nolan is solely using IMAX cameras, that is always must-see. Nolan could just be filming my neig

After nearly five years away from the big screen, I finally got to see my favourite wall crawler return as Spider-Man swung back into theatres in the fourth installment of the Tom Holland-led franchise in “Spider-Man: Brand New Day." This won't be a full-on movie review, but as you may have seen if you follow me on Instagram, when I first saw the movie and logged it on Letterboxd, I gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars. I called it "peak Spidey hoops" because I genuinely think it's a p

As the NFL season approaches, here is one question I have for each team entering the 2026 season: AFC East New England Patriots: Does the Mike Vrabel–Dianna Russini situation affect the team in any way? After going from a 4-win team in 2024 to a Super Bowl appearance in 2025, we should have been talking about the unbelievable turnaround by the Patriots and how excited they should be for the future as Drake Maye enters year three after an MVP-calibre year in his second year. I

Now that the NBA season is over for a few weeks now, it gave me time to no longer overreact and move on to giving my 2026 edition of my top 50 players in the league. So while we get into this, I just wanted to say what I truly value when I look at this list. I'm someone who tries to respect what players have done in the past, but I won't lie, there's also a bit of projection here when you'll see players coming off their first year in the league. You might be surprised where t

The basketball world is once again waiting on one of the biggest decisions of LeBron James' career. While much of the sports world has its attention on the World Cup, the NBA's offseason continues to revolve around one question… Where the hell is LeBron James going to play next season and likely spend the final season or two of his legendary NBA career? Miami has entered the conversation as well, with questions about whether the Heat's addition of Giannis Antetokounmpo would

The Boston Celtics' decision to trade Jaylen Brown for Paul George and a draft pick is just awful. There is another way to say it. Even from the perspective of someone who is not a Celtics fan, the deal feels like a massive underpayment for one of the league's premier two-way stars. Paul George is now 36 years old, has struggled to stay healthy throughout recent seasons, and is playing under one of the NBA's least desirable contracts. Meanwhile, Brown is coming off of the bes

The Montreal Canadiens' future has looked increasingly promising over the last few seasons, and that has only grown following the team's Eastern Conference Final appearance this past postseason. Now, the organization has taken another significant step toward building a long-term contender for the Stanley Cup, as they have signed Ivan Demidov to an eight-year contract extension worth $9.1 million annually, beginning with the 2027-28 season. More importantly than the dollar fig

LeBron James' time with the Los Angeles Lakers is over. After eight seasons in the purple and gold, LeBron, through his agent, Rich Paul, announced that he will not be returning to the Lakers for a ninth season and will continue his NBA career elsewhere for a record-setting 24th season in the association. Now that his Lakers tenure is over, the debates are only beginning. Was his time in Los Angeles a success? Should the Lakers retire his jersey? Does he deserve a statue outs

There may not be a more fitting way to celebrate Canada Day than by welcoming home a national hero. Seven years ago, the idea of Kawhi Leonard returning to the Toronto Raptors would have sounded impossible to me. Even a week ago, you could have said the same thing, and I would not have believed you. After leading the Raptors to their first and only NBA championship in 2019 before departing in free agency for the Los Angeles Clippers, I thought Leonard had chosen California as

Just like that, the Brendan Gallagher era in Montreal is over. After 14 seasons with the Montreal Canadiens, Gallagher has officially been traded to the Vancouver Canucks, bringing an emotional end to his Habs tenure. While the move wasn't a surprise at all, it is still a difficult one for many Canadiens (like myself) fans to process. Gallagher was a healthy scratch throughout the entire series and spent most of the playoffs watching from the press box. His only postseason ac

Just a day after this trade was announced, it is still difficult for me believe it actually this actually happened. The Chicago Blackhawks traded the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, the 45th overall pick in the same draft, and defenseman Louis Crevier to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for defenseman Bowen Byram and forward Jordan Greenway. While Greenway is part of the package, there is no question that Byram is the centerpiece of the deal coming Chicago's way. Byr

After years of speculation and rumours, the Giannis Antetokounmpo era has officially come to an end in Milwaukee. Depending on who you ask (Shams), this "saga" lasted 13 months, but I personally think it stretches back even further. You could argue that the beginning of Giannis' tenure in Milwaukee was the conclusion of the 2023 playoffs. After losing in five games in the first round (ironically to the Miami Heat) as the number 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, that summer th

As you all probably know, I've always been someone who loves sports, and the three leagues I've consistently called my favourites are the NFL, the NHL, and the NBA. But today, I want to focus primarily on the NHL and NBA because I think the narratives surrounding both leagues have become far more similar than many fans are willing to admit. For years, hockey fans and the NBA have criticized the NBA for its era of player empowerment and constant movement. Depending on who you

NFL minicamps are essentially over, and all 32 teams have now entered summer break before training camps begin in mid-to-late July. At this point in the offseason, most of the key moves for teams have already been made. Rosters are mostly set, coaching staffs are in place, and front offices have done a lot of the major moves to set the tone for their teams for the 2026 NFL season. This is usually the time of year when I start developing some gut feelings about teams. Some tea

Last week, once the NHL season ended and the Carolina Hurricanes hoisted the Stanley Cup, I did what I always do when a season ends for a sport I love… I immediately went to check the title odds for the next season's championship. One thing immediately caught my eye. The Florida Panthers were sitting at 12-1 to win the Stanley Cup. I know they missed the playoffs this past season, but that was largely due to injuries. Alexander Barkov missed the entire year after suffering a

The NBA offseason has officially arrived. The New York Knicks won the championship on Saturday, and their championship parade wrapped up on the day I am writing this, and with the celebrations now behind us, teams can fully shift their focus toward what comes next. The NBA Draft is next week, and everyone is already speculating about the blockbuster moves that could happen. Will Giannis Antetokounmpo be traded? Could Jaylen Brown be involved? Are Kawhi Leonard or LeBron James

Wow, time really does fly when you're getting old. Believe it or not, this weekend marks the 10-year anniversary of the 2016 NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, where the Cavs famously came back from down 3-1 to beat the Warriors. This series was the second edition of what eventually became four consecutive years of these teams meeting in the Finals. And 2016 is obviously the most iconic installment of that rivalry. Forget about it being the

So last week it came out that Mike Babcock is most likely going to be making his return to the NHL, as the Edmonton Oilers were keen on hiring him as their new head coach. Since those reports about the Oilers' interest in him came out, there was an investigation looking into the 2023 allegations against him in Columbus, where he was hired as head coach in July, never even coached a game, and resigned before training camp after reports surfaced about him wanting to see photos

After years of frustration, the Carolina Hurricanes are finally Stanley Cup champions once again. For the second time in franchise history and for the first time since 2006, the Hurricanes captured Lord Stanley by taking down the Vegas Golden Knights in six games. And they didn't just win the Cup, they steamrolled their way to it. Carolina finished the postseason with a ridiculous 16-3 record and as a Montreal Canadiens fan, I unfortunately was a victim of their pure dominanc

Just like that, the 2026 NBA season is officially over. The New York Knicks are NBA champions after taking down the San Antonio Spurs in five games, and winning the franchise's first title in 53 years. Now the attention shifts from celebrating the Knicks to figuring out which of the other 29 teams will be the one to knock them off the throne next season. If the Knicks' championship run taught us anything, it's that aggressive roster building still matters. Their title was bu