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Year of the Rocket (2021)
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Bouncing Back (2013)
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Beads & Sequins (2016)
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From May 7, 1962, edition of @globeandmail: an ad touting the ad reach of @TheSpec. According to the copy, 95.7% of Hamilton read the Spec in those days. This is wild on multiple levels.
Because who doesn’t love a 112-word sentence with three em dashes, seven commas and two sets of parentheses?
#deathofcopyediting
This is a fine piece of reporting and writing. Well done, @adam_la2karis!
Janarion Grant had a late fumble on a punt return in the #Argos’ playoff loss, and it took him over an hour to take his pads off postgame.
Here’s what Pinball Clemons told me about why he stuck around to sit in the locker room with Grant, @3DownNation:
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"This was the combination of a dozen or so mistakes and poor decision, without one of which, the result may have been different." This is also bang-on. So many plays and decisions that contributed to this outcome.
Replying to @draftjm13
Very well said. But like all losses, this didn’t come down to that one thing. This was the combination of a dozen or so mistakes and poor decision, without one of which, the result may have been different.
"Argos absolutely should have won, but they absolutely didn't deserve to" is precisely correct.
Winnipeg 25 - Toronto 22. The Argos absolutely should have won, but they absolutely didn't deserve to. Major mistakes, questionable decisions, a devastating scoop-and-score, and an injured QB. JB and I break it all down. Watch here! #Argos #Bombers #CFL youtu.be/1HHlY0OHpNU
This is an unbelievably annoying take.
Latest on Dylan Larkin and #LGRW.
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I know nothing about the Milwaukee Brewers. But this is one of the greatest sports videos I've ever seen. Whoever made it -- wow!
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A brilliant well-researched book that really captured both the facts and the "feel" of a really exciting period in CFL history.
That's very kind of you! I really enjoyed researching and writing that one (the first is always special!). Anyone else interested can find it here:
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The Chad Kelly contract has sparked memories of Rocket Ismail signing the biggest contract in football (not just
@CFL, but all of football) history. Anyone interested in knowing more can check out my book Year of the Rocket.
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With the 2026 @CFL season now complete, here are the offensive-play totals after 81 games:
Passes: 5,491
Passes per game: 67.8 (average of 33.9 per team)
Passes as percentage of total offensive snaps: 62.2%
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Total offensive snaps: 8,830
Offensive snaps per game: 109.0
In 2025 the averages were 64.1 passes, 38.6 rushes and 4.0 sacks for a total of 106.8 offensive snaps.
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