How to Succeed in Sportswriting (without Really Trying)
Gare JoyceThe life of a journeyman critic of the perspiring arts. I said I'd do it for nothing--I'm doing it for nothing. They talk about it being "all over but the shouting." This is what comes after the shouting.
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No. 232: BRIAN KILREA / The Killer turns 90. Being in the room with the coach before he worked his last game behind the 67's bench.
##### The grill that made a legion of 16-year-olds quake.
No. 231: PHYLLIS HOCKIN (a.k.a. 99's mom & Walter's missus) / The matriarch stayed in the background by choice, but I did have some time with her.
Wayne is Canada's sports icon & Walter its most loveable dad, so why Phyllis avoid attention? She didn't tell me outright, but she might have dropped a clue in our off-the-record conversation.
No. 230: THE FORUM / A few arenas go by the name, but only the one in Montreal really counts. I didn't have a seat in the press box for the second last game I saw there. I didn't have a seat at all.
##### The halls of the Forum back in simpler, more crowded times.
No. 229: MAPLE LEAF GARDENS / When I bombed at Opening Night. So many had worked so long to land a job that I just fell into. Of course it would be ugly. "Ugly" doesn't start to cover it.
##### The Leafs’ home opener with the 48th Highlanders on the ice back in 1931. One tradition I could frankly do without.
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