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Thanks captain, but Walters and O'Shea are real Patriots and will start 9 or 10, actual nationals this year. Silas is great, considered to have a higher ceiling than his brother, but I think Owen will do well in Hamilton.

March 30 update: Magic/Tragic # West - Magic # Winnipeg - Clinched playoffs Dallas* - Clinched playoffs Vegas* - 2 Colorado* - 7 Los Angeles - 12 Edmonton - 12 Minnesota - 14 St. Louis - 14 ——————— Tragic # Calgary - 14 Vancouver- 13 Utah - 7 Anaheim - 6 Seattle - Eliminated Nashville - Eliminated Chicago - Eliminated San Jose - Eliminated East - Magic # Washington - Clinched playoff spot Carolina* - 3 Toronto* - 3 Florida* - 4 Tampa Bay* - 4 New Jersey* - 10 Ottawa - 13 Montreal - 21 ——————- Tragic # Columbus - 21 NY Islanders- 20 NY Rangers - 19 Detroit - 18 Buffalo - 12 Boston - 11 Pittsburgh - 11 Philadelphia - 9 *Hold the tiebreaker advantage Clinching/elimination scenarios today: Florida clinches a playoff spot with a regulation win over Montreal and a loss of any kind by NY Islanders (Florida would hold the tiebreaker over both) Carolina clinches a playoff spot with a win of any kind over NY Islanders and a loss of any kind by Montreal (Carolina holds the tiebreaker over both) Toronto clinches a playoff spot with a win over Anaheim and a loss of any kind by Montreal OR an OT/SO loss, a regulation loss by Montreal, and a loss of any kind by NY Islanders (Toronto holds the tiebreaker over both)

https://tvline.com/news/richard-chamberlain-dead-cause-of-death-the-thorn-birds-1235423830/ Dammit and I watched the 1983 Primetime Emmy Awards yesterday, once again my crap timing with watching awards shows continues.

The Lions were put between a rock and a hard place. Rourke was ready to come back at a time that meant going over to get him. Why the Lions didn't trade Adams immediately after was their big mistake. That's a crap load of SMS sitting on the bench for the remainder of the season.

They went over because only one of their half million QBs could play at one time.

https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/jets-arniel-provides-injury-updates-on-pionk-vilardi/ The big story here - McIntyre also reported that Arniel gave a less-than-encouraging update on forward Gabriel Vilardi, who has missed Winnipeg's last two games. "It's not one of those ones where it's an automatic four-to-six. He's a ways away," Arniel said. "He's a way from even trying to get into the weight room right now. He's more on just getting better."

and Yankees broke a MLB record by hitting homers on their first 3 pitches of the game.

I don't really follow baseball for a couple of months but damn 9 home runs in one game by the Yankees is impressive and a new Yanks team record

My point is the Lions likely would have cut Woli in TC if he competed as an Import in 2017, Bombers likely would have done the same under those circumstances. Without his golden passport he doesn't make the team in the first place, kudos to him for using it to his advantage and eventually establishing himself as a decent receiver.

And? He sat most of 17. Out gained half those guys in his first main year. Only two of those guys had significantly better rookie years, and one is one year wonder jones. Geroy Simon was once expendable too. Woli made this team with some very very deep wr cores. Every year here is better than Demskis best year before arriving here. His 17, 22, 23, and 24 years are both would’ve easily been 1k-1200 seasons as a top 3 target. Bunch of vet WRs have been going to the nfl and bouncing around on the league on big deals for less production than wolis better years. And that’s with out any of the blocking role. If you think he’s a blank passport you’ve completely lost the plot. He might be the most reliable and clutch ni wr in the league since his rookie year. He accepted a lesser role here because that’s our system and that was the fit with soo many other productive catchers and RBs.

I loved it & then we just intimidated everyone. Then we just stopped doing it. Instead of Stevie Richardson we have jake Thomas. It's crazy.

That was the Bombers until the 2019 late season D. O mostly moved the ball, D could not put games away when needed. Until 2019...then they just physically beat everyone up.

I can't stop watching this. Man were we blessed to have this guy on our team back in those days....

I think most of us were looking at us retaining Liam Dobson as well as impact signing on both the OL & DL & that was it. We didn't expect the team to spend like crazy but to address the needs in our weakest areas. That was my expectations.

It was but their passing offense was humming. Could they have maintained that level all season? That was a talented receiving corps. Probably not but who knows if Adams could have reached 6,000 yards passing. Campbell in one decision just took it all away. Whoever made that decision, it was the wrong one. And publicly, the HC will always wear it for all to see.

That would buy him an invite to TC where he'd have to compete with Imports for a spot. in 2017 that would have included Manny Arceneaux, Bryan Burnham, Chris Williams and Nick Moore.

oh btw Arby's is open now

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So the Leo's blew their wad in a home Cup year...Don't see that as great management ...BUT all things considered would we be open to creeping over a bit in our 25' Cup year....Somehow I don't see it happening ....Didn't do it with our own guys in fa.... nor on anyone in fa for that matter... Maybe a big splash ....trade and cash for a position of need??......On second thought ....nah ...that's just not us

I doubt that was Campbell's direct decision, do you also think he's the one that pushed them so far over the salary cap? The fact he fired Campbell because it didn't all work out the way he wanted is a pretty bad sign, clear case of an owner getting too involved with the football operation IMO.

To an extent. But as JBR pointed out, their D was far below par.

I'd be very unhappy if I was a BC Lions fan. The money spent might have worked if Rick Campbell hadn't effed it up by benching Vernon Adams who was having a MOP season until he got hurt. Taking the reigns away from Adams & giving it to Rourke killed their season .

March 29 update: Magic/Tragic # West - Magic # Winnipeg - Clinched playoff spot Dallas* - 3 Vegas* - 5 Colorado* - 8 Los Angeles - 13 Edmonton - 15 Minnesota - 15 St. Louis - 17 ——————— Tragic # Calgary - 23 Vancouver- 15 Utah - 9 Anaheim - 8 Seattle - 2 Nashville - Eliminated Chicago - Eliminated San Jose - Eliminated East - Magic # Washington - Clinched playoff spot Carolina* - 3 Florida* - 4 Toronto* - 5 Tampa Bay* - 6 New Jersey - 13 Ottawa - 15 Columbus - 21 ——————- Tragic # NY Islanders- 22 Montreal - 21 NY Rangers - 19 Detroit - 18 Buffalo - 14 Boston - 13 Pittsburgh - 11 Philadelphia - 9 *Hold the tiebreaker Clinching/elimination scenarios today - Dallas clinches a playoff spot with a win and a loss of any kind by either St. Louis or Calgary OR an OT/SO loss and a regulation loss by either St. Louis or Calgary Seattle is eliminated with a regulation loss OR a win by St. Louis, OR an OT/SO loss for both.

The league office fines any team penalized for a salary cap violation in the form of withheld monthly equity payments. The money is then evenly distributed to the teams that were salary cap compliant the previous year. This year, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Hamilton, and Montreal will receive an additional $158,761 in compensation. https://3downnation.com/2025/03/28/b-c-lions-exceed-cfl-salary-cap-by-almost-350000-lose-first-and-second-round-picks/

One of my favorite war movies. Why? Because Canada gets a fair shake for once in an American movie.