Michael Grange
Columnist and Radio and TV Host at Sportsnet Canada
Raptors/NBA stuff @Sportsnet. Family guy, golf guy, dog guy. I will give you my blood: https://t.co/dEfJPoK9pG … @michaelgrangeNBA at other platform.
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2 weeks ago |
sportsnet.ca | Michael Grange
TORONTO — When Keith Pelley arrived as the president and chief executive officer at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment just over a year ago, it was reasonable to expect change was coming. That’s been the longtime sports executive’s brand for decades, whether running broadcast companies, golf tours or sports franchises.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Michael Grange
There have been flickers. Everyone is human. No one is unwavering in their belief, unshakeable in their confidence, undeterred in their path. But real confidence, the kind of genuine self-belief that allows setbacks to be temporary and progress inevitable, is earned through repetition, focus, diligence and attention to detail.
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2 weeks ago |
sportsnet.ca | Michael Grange
There have been flickers. Everyone is human. No one is unwavering in their belief, unshakeable in their confidence, undeterred in their path. But real confidence, the kind of genuine self-belief that allows setbacks to be temporary and progress inevitable, is earned through repetition, focus, diligence and attention to detail.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Michael Grange
In the summer of 2022, with a surprising 48-win season and a playoff appearance in the rear view, it seemed like the Toronto Raptors championship era was close enough to cast a warm glow on everything. There was hope that better days were ahead, that the Raptors could successfully extend their competitive window without the indignity of a bottom scraping rebuild. There was good reason to believe.
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2 weeks ago |
sportsnet.ca | Michael Grange
In the summer of 2022, with a surprising 48-win season and a playoff appearance in the rear view, it seemed like the Toronto Raptors championship era was close enough to cast a warm glow on everything. There was hope that better days were ahead, that the Raptors could successfully extend their competitive window without the indignity of a bottom scraping rebuild. There was good reason to believe.
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