Mornings with Simi
Squire on Sports
Each morning at 7:53am on Mornings with Simi, Squire Barnes of Global News stops by with his daily sports rant. Squire tackles everything from your favorite BC teams to the stranger sides of the sports world.
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Episodes
Squire on Sports: The FIFA pull out not black and white 20.03.2018 2:37
There's been a lot of talk about Vancouver not bending to the will of FIFA. Some people are happy about the decision while some are not. One thing to know is that the bid is not an automatic thing and there was a chance Vancouver wouldn't have gotten the games anyway.
Squire on Sports: The perfect bracket 19.03.2018 2:35
The NCAA basketball tournament is almost over and despite millions of people filling out a bracket and hoping their picks are correct, it’s almost impossible to get a perfect bracket.
Squire on Sports: Acknowledging a game changer 15.03.2018 2:23
The term “game changer” is a terrible term but what happened in Chicago, with the city pulling out of the 2026 FIFA bid for the same reason British Columbia is having doubts, describes the term perfectly.
Squire On Sports: You can trust FIFA....right? 14.03.2018 2:41
Everybody was upset about the government's hesitation about signing BC up for the 2026 World Cup bid. But getting FIFA to show the numbers is not a bad idea.
Squire on Sports: Hands Up for the Raptors 13.03.2018 2:38
The Toronto Raptors are 1st place in the East. They built this team by drafting the right guys, keeping their draft picks, and then signing reasonably priced free agents around the draft picks.
Squire on Sports: Let The Legends Play 09.03.2018 2:37
In the last couple years, Tiger woods has only led the PGA in back surgeries and dashcam video appearances. But he is showing signs that he may have a revival in him.
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