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He already turned down an NHL spot with Toronto last season so he's already gotten interest at a higher level than the Moose. I also don't think he would have made up his mind that fast after getting eliminated.

I don't see him leaving Brandon for anything but an NHL gig.

Well that was a very disappointing end to a good season. 0-3 at the Memorial Cup and the1st team eliminated.

Yes he has, unless you are saying the 13 games he played for the Colts in 2014 don't count? Whether or not he's able to do it a 2nd time is the question. He might end up being out of sight, out of mind for NFL teams the longer he goes without really playing.

Stupid sexy Flanders.... Umm I mean TCF?

This is one time I'm actually happy to hear that Jonathan Hardaway is the agent involved.

Glad to see Anderson is back. Hopefully he stays healthy because he looked good in preseason last year.

Darren Cameron tweeted over the weekend that the club was close to signing Corney so it doesn't sound like losing him to the NFL is a concern right now.

Yep, Connor was banged up for most of the tournament. Announcers today were talking about what a loss it was for the Americans.

Most start with 3 year deals. Chung only signed a two year rookie deal and that raised some eyebrows.

Loffler & Gauthier are off the list now too.

When does the lid get installed?

They have 3 marvel shows on tap already: Luke cage, the defenders and iron fist. Blade, ghost rider and moon knight are just rumors right now.

Depends on the politician... this one might get more bravo's than boo's.

He's living in Malta now. From that article, sounds like he left a trail of pissed off investors in Costa Rica.

I don't recall Flair ever working Liger. Liger came to WCW in late 1991 and worked a program with Pillman. The Great Muta is the only Japanese wrestler I can recall from the late 80's that Flair really feuded with. Stampede was one of the few companies (at least that I had access to seeing) that I remember bringing those types of guys in in the early 80's. ECW did a good job with them in the early 90's and that really helped them get a regular spot in the US.

Past presidents/CEO's may have been involved but who knows? I don't recall them doing this kind of "inside" coverage a few years ago. Even just going back to last year, most of their coverage was a simply cut and past job from previous drafts, with them updating names and a couple quotes: 2013: http://www.bluebombers.com/2013/05/06/blue-bombers-pleased-with-2013-cfl-draft/ 2015: http://www.bluebombers.com/2015/05/12/blue-bombers-pleased-with-2015-cfl-draft/

You've seen it before because that style has been around for a long time. That must mean Rey is a rip-off of Jushin Liger or Ultimo Dragon then because those guys (amongst many others) were doing that well before Rey was.

She said it had more to do with control than anything else. She now has enough stroke that she was able to have it shot on a closed set rather than out in the open like when they did the same type of scene previously. She was quite happy & proud of the scene in an interview I read this morning. She made sure to point out that it was her and not a body double.

After last night's episode we can safely put the "Emelia Clarke won't do nudity" thing to bed.

Your wish has been granted. Wheaties win 8-4 to take the series in 5 games. Next up is the Mem Cup! Nolan Patrick was named playoff MVP.

Someone has been editing it again this morning. The part about him miraculously nursing a bird back to health has been removed.

I thought it was Darren Cameron when I first read it because it was so positive for us. I poked around the blog and saw the guy is from somewhere in BC (no name was given though) so it sounds like a legit outsiders perspective rather than someone who drinks Blue Kool-Aid.

This. Being an official in any sport is almost always a thankless job but you know that when you sign up. If you do your job properly you are invisible but when you make a mistake you're in the spotlight. If that's not for you, then find another job.