Ok, I’m going to play devil’s advocate.
Let’s say a lawyer did take his case and found whatever argument he could use to get his eligibility reinstated. Not saying that I think he should do that, but I wouldn’t put it past him or his counsel if he hired one.
So here’s a question I have for the barristers on here: does he have any legal recourse to sue for, shall we say, “wrongful termination” under the CBA?
I don’t think I’m alone in saying that nothing you have said in this thread has made any sense. That was just absolutely confusing.
On to other things: I wonder how Steve Dangle is going to lose it this week with the way his Leafs are going.
So there was this pic on the White Stephen A. Smith Facebook page where it appeared that Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife were praying in a church. His wife had her hands up about half way in the air. Then I saw this comment:
“She is doing something the refs never have to during Russels games.”
Agreed. We’ve had some really bad West Coast trips in the past. Although I’m not sure if we still had winning seasons in the past when the West Coast went bad for us.
And some people on SabreSpace are fickle in and of themselves. Not you, of course. I’ve been that way in the past.
BTW. I’ve been trying to find out who that female PBP caller for the Dallas Stars is. She sounds so out of place with her voice, but she sure does know how to call a game.
No, not really. I just figured that the hecklers from the Muppets were a good description of the RJ-Neale duo.
I’m glad that didn’t last. They could have found a better replacement for Jim Lorentz when he retired. Those two seemed to work well together.