Pall is just another example of the law of supply and demand. When there isn't an adequate supply of National players they linger and linger and get recycled over and over again. Other examples are Hinse and yes Swiston. The CFL should get the Waste Management Recycle Award.
Give Etienne a friggin break he was a kicker who had played one year of CIS as a WR. The biggest mistake was not sending him back to play another year of CIS so he could actually get playtime. The notion was how can you send a first rounder back? Well it seems to work for the NHL.
Is this the same person who reported they were close to signing Sears? Oh right that was Walters. Well Kyle sometimes it's better to wait until you have pen to paper.
Last season. Demonstrated the need and value of teams having an experienced back up QB. I don't care who it is but the a Bombers have a starter with a year's experience as a starter and nobody as an experienced back up. Roll the dice on that combination?
Interesting how people think Ottawa is a mail in get 2 points game. Perhaps based on last year they feel the same way about on collecting the 2 points.
What a crap sked....too many short weeks and short weeks on travel weeks. This is the result of the Women's soccer, the pan Am games and the Blue Jays. Once again the CFL are third class citizens.
Under the new CBA not sure why anyone sees a value in a multi year deal. The elimination of the option year means a greater potential for bargaining power when you could've come a FA every Feb.
Well Chevy, now having a bad actor coming off labrum surgery in his shoulder you might get a Kia for him without a warranty. Good luck. You waited too long to dumb that turd.
Where there is smoke there is fire. History would suggest that Kane hasn't always been a consummate pro. When your off ice activities, whatever they may be begging to overshadow your one ice production, it is time to go. That holds in any pro sport. Charles Roberts is a fine example. The challenge is that your perceived value also diminishes.
Draft picks aren't automatically starters for two primary reasons 1) they may not be ready to start and 2) coaches are often afraid to start them. A great exceptin was LaBatte but he was ready to play and fortunately or unfortunately if you choose to think that it was only because Sheridan got hurt ( again).
Getting better by subtraction doesn't necessarily translate into additional wins, getting better by addition does. The consensus is some of those individuals cut perhaps should have never been here....and that goes for players and coaches.