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

Let me start this post by saying I'm okay. I survived. I'm fine. I went to work the next day. Nothing serious happened in the end, but after what happened last night, I figured it might be worth writing about. As I was sitting down watching Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, I was eating what was about as normal of a dinner as you can imagine for me. A baked potato, ground beef, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts. Nothing out of the ordina

For most of this NBA season, it felt like a foregone conclusion that the Oklahoma City Thunder were going to be back in the NBA Finals and be competing for a second straight championship. After all, this was a team that came into the season as the defending champions. They started the year on an incredible run, opening the season at 24-1 and conversations began about whether they could challenge the historic 73-win record set by the Golden State Warriors during the 2015-16 se