Author: Alex MacMillan
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Fighting in the Age of Collapse
As institutions fail and collapse becomes constant, the UFC thrives as pure spectacle; yet every movement in the cage still carries older histories of resistance.
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Deni Avdija’s Zionism Shows It’s Not Just About Basketball
The public backlash towards Israeli NBA player Deni Avdija isn’t about his ethnicity or his birthplace — it’s about his public role in Zionism’s soft-power strategy in the broader context of colonial occupation, state violence, and an ongoing genocide.
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Brandon Ingram’s Rapid Rise Into Raptors Scoring History
Brandon Ingram has surged into the Raptors’ all-time scoring ranks with 472 points in just 22 games, trailing only Kawhi Leonard among the fastest starts in team history.
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Raptors Survive Blazers Rally in Narrow 121–118 Win
The Raptors blew a 16-point lead but closed strong behind Scottie Barnes’ all-around brilliance and Brandon Ingram’s late scoring to extend their home dominance.
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Senators Outclass Canadiens in 5–2 Road Victory
Ottawa dominated at five-on-five, controlled the final 40 minutes, and closed a seven-game road trip with a win that moved them ahead of all Canadian teams in points.
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Oilers Shut Out 1–0 by Wild as Home Woes Deepen
Edmonton fires 33 shots but falls 1–0 to Minnesota, extending a troubling stretch in which the Oilers haven’t won a home game in regulation in over a month.
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Leafs Show Control in 4–1 Victory Over Florida Panthers
Toronto’s 4–1 win in Sunrise highlighted improved structure, steady depth scoring, and disciplined defense, giving the Leafs a needed boost in early December.
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Whitecaps Make History With First MLS Cup Berth
Vancouver’s 3–1 win over San Diego FC sends them to their first MLS Cup final, setting up a December showdown with Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami at Chase Stadium.
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Leafs’ Pittsburgh Rout Exposes Their Inconsistency
Toronto’s 7–2 win was their first regulation victory in nearly a month and only their fifth multi-goal win, highlighting how rare complete performances have been.
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Baseball Stadiums and the Geography of Urban Power
The evolution of baseball stadiums mirrors suburban sprawl, housing inequality, and the infrastructure choices that shaped modern North America.
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The Leafs Hit a Breaking Point in 2025
Toronto’s late-November collapse has exposed deep structural flaws, placing Oliver Ekman-Larsson at the center of the franchise’s looming retool or reset.
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