sweep the leg

You can come to my house and watch it on pvr.

I still think we would have been better off re-signing Jokinen.

TUP, do you promote CWE Wrestling? It's going to be in my old hometown soon and I was just wondering if it was your show. Might have to go to seee Big Poppa Pump.

Rob Vabstone on H & L right now. Says Hall's on his way to Winnipeg as they speak. Sounds like it's done.

This is THE story of the off season. I nominate you to follow the brewing O'Shea vs Hall fight and keep us updated as things progress.

Benevedes apparently has turned both teams down.

I certainly hope not. I'd have no interest in either one of those guys.

I think it'd be an okay decision. Both are nice guys, but too mellow. I still think keeping Morley around as a 6th or 7th OL would be smart, with all the injuries the past few years on the OL. Morley is Canadian, reliable and versatile. I don't get that argument about January. He was the only guy who would do anything when something would happen to our qb.

Pretty good chance his career is over.

I suppose hypothetically it could be. In reality it almost certainly won't be.

How can we accurately compare Washington & Leggett when they have different jobs? How often did Leggett have to cover a receiver 1 on 1? I like Johnson, but I think it'd almost be a certainty he'd lose his job before Washington if we had to make a change. He lost it last year for awhile.

I wouldnt defend calling Reimer's mom, but the question had merit. It might seem stupid because no player is going to admit to being uncoachable but in the wake of the firing, it was a topic for discussion. When a coach is fired, many players admit to taking fault and feeling awful. I thought Kessel's reaction was telling in that he immediately deflected blame. Ron Wilson was right, when you change coaches 2 or 3 times with the same players, who's fault is it? The GM's.

The reporter who asked that question was Dave Feschuk, the same guy that called Reimer's mom trying to get an injury update on him.

Holy crap that's a lot of money!

My guess is he competes for the job at wil.

Certainly sounded to me like January's days as a Bomber could be coming to an end. I'd like him to at least come to camp, but I think the chances of getting a vet like him to basically tryout w/o a signing bonus are pretty slim.

Well that's certainly interesting... I'm sure it's so he can try for the NFL again next year.

Sucks for us, but good for him. Should be a good st'er down there.

Now we add Stanley Bryant at LT, Holmes at LG, Heenan at RT, and we're set.

Just saw that too. That's interesting. Does Goosen stay as 6th OL or do they think he can start at guard? I guess another follow up question is, "what the hell do I know about OL play?" I thought Morley was every bit as good as he was...

0% chance that would be enough. McDavid is going to be a franchise player. You don't hand those guys over for a 2nd liner and a 10-20 pick. The last time a "generational" prospect was traded was LIndros. Philly had to give up a tonne (Peter Forsberg, Steve Duschene, Kerry Huffman, Mike Ricci, Ron Hextall, Chris Simon, Philly’s first-round pick in 1993 and 1994, and $15 million in cash) to get him. McDavid is the at the level Lindros was coming out of Junior and will also demand a huge return.

I was hoping for at least one of Washington or Sears, so this is good news. Now we should get both...

Ha ha ha, oh us...

Let me be perfectly clear...I'm not a Rod Black fan. Just sayin' somebody must like him for him to keep the gig.

Keep them all and look for a forward in FA.