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I'm back tracking but @JuranBoldenRules , you're saying that Boutin would be a good pick in round two and we should not mock Hodge because although he's listed as a FB, Boutin could make an immediate contribution as a third Canadian WR behind Demski and Nield. So he'd be better than Clercius, Cobb right away?

Answer Chevy's phone call July 1st, Boone Jenner!

🕗 1900 📺 TSN3 Last Ten: 5-4-1 @ 5-5-0 Season Series: SJS leads 2-0 Stats: 38-35-8 @ 35-34-12 Streaks: L1 @ L3 Notes: A regulation win drops the Jets to 8th in the draft Sharks projected lineup Igor Chernyshov -- Macklin Celebrini -- Will Smith William Eklund -- Alexander Wennberg -- Kiefer Sherwood Collin Graf -- Michael Misa -- Tyler Toffoli Barclay Goodrow -- Zack Ostapchuk -- Adam Gaudette Dmitry Orlov -- Vincent Desharnais Mario Ferraro -- Shakir Mukhamadullin Sam Dickinson -- Luca Cagnoni Yaroslav Askarov Alex Nedeljkovic Scratched: Pavol Regenda, Philipp Kurashev, John Klingberg, Ty Dellandrea, Nick Leddy Injured: Ryan Reaves (upper body) Jets projected lineup Kyle Connor -- Mark Scheifele -- Gabriel Vilardi Cole Perfetti -- Adam Lowry -- Nino Niederreiter Isak Rosen -- Jonathan Toews -- Brad Lambert Cole Koepke-- Brayden Yager -- Nikita Chibrikov Josh Morrissey -- Dylan DeMelo Dylan Samberg -- Neal Pionk Haydn Fleury -- Ville Heinola Eric Comrie Connor Hellebuyck Scratched: Jacob Bryson Injured: Colin Miller (knee), Elias Salomonsson (concussion), Gustav Nyquist (undisclosed), Morgan Barron (lower body), Alex Iafallo (undisclosed), Neal Pionk (undisclosed), Vladislav Namestnikov (undisclosed) Status report The Sharks did not skate in Winnipeg as they complete a back-to-back set following a 5-2 loss in Chicago on Wednesday. … Comrie will make a consecutive start after Hellebuyck made 10 straight. … The Jets will dress the same 12 forwards that skated in a 5-3 loss in Utah on Tuesday. … Heinola enters the lineup in place of Bryson.

Theyr definitely changing formats but not sure what to. Saw that McGouran had announced he was leaving a couple weeks ago but wasn't sure what was happening. Curious what they flip to.

RBs release Lewis Ward....

Riders having an inkling? Good one. This was an investigation launched months ago. They had more than enough time to read the tea leaves, and dont think for one second that the Riders released him willingly. They are an organization that must be forced to do the right thing.

What will they have with their beef dip now??

Comments about this on Facebook are about what you'd expect. Surprised that the Riders let Nield get away if they had any inkling it would come to this

https://deadline.com/2026/04/law-and-order-organized-crime-canceled-peacock-nbc-1236863111/ oh wow I must have missed the part where Mo Willems books were getting shows, younger kids are going to be so excited, I don't know why but that just might be perfect casting, I wonder who's voicing the Pigeon TVLineCasting News: Jonathan Bennett Joins General Hospital, Gr...Jonathan Bennett is headed to Port Charles: The Mean Girls star is joining ABC's General Hospital — find out when he'll make his debut.

Oh sorry my bad. It was Johnson who was the FA receiver they extended.

Is there a difference?

This. But also cap situation can have an impact. Likely less is a factor now that the cap has been rising, but a team up against the cap may need an ELC or two to make the finances work. These are general factors. Ultimately, the player can force a teams hand if their play dictates it. We haven't seen much of that in recent years. Now for a team that can't attract top talent in free agency, there is certainly an argument to be made to allocate a spot or two to emerging players. It's bad asset management to let a couple of RHD go on waivers for nothing. Would we even of had a need to acquire a guy like Miller if we still had Kovacevic.

What extension? He was still under his rookie deal for the 2026 season. I doubt the Riders were doing anything but waiting for the league to finish their investigatation.

Apparently It is. It is. It is. https://www.tsn.ca/nhl/article/bowness-agrees-to-extension-with-blue-jackets/

Some do. Some don’t. Each team is different. 3 4 years also isn’t remotely true as this is Yagers 1st pro year and lambert and Chibrikov haven’t exactly lit up the A. Chib brings something tho. He’s a solid pest. Every team needs one but he was also hurt. Salomonnson 2nd season and just like Josh after his 2nd season I think has graduated to the jets full time. Even Helle had a couple ahl seasons only. KC? Barely any. Ehlers didn’t at all. Scheifele? Not really. I mean the last few years they haven’t had that prospect that came in and blew the doors off the place. That’s what happens when you trade picks or draft later. Jets have several guys entering the pro ranks this upcoming season with the moose. None tho are top line talent. That Walton kid has potential as does He. Kevin He. But they prob aren’t Laine or Bédard or guys like that who are nhl ready. Honestly I think the prospect we draft at is it 6th or 7th overall currently will prob be most nhl ready and he won’t be yet. Unless we win a top spot.

So he signed his extension before or after this? Riders prob tried to sweep under rug but couldn’t anymore. Odd time to announce this.

The success rate of my "seems like a dingus" detector remains perfect.

Good on the Riders for taking this seriously.

Changing format to Western music.

Saskatchewan Roughriders release Ajou Ajou following suspension for violating CFL gender-based violence and harassment policy - 3DownNation

I think it depends on where you are in your team evolution. If you are young and growing and still don't high expectations, you play the young guys to get them experience, okay with more mistakes as you don't expect to really compete and will take the higher draft picks. If you are in a win now mode, like the Jets thought they were based on last season, you will want more veterans to make the push. Should the Jets have adjusted earlier and played the younger guys this season? I'm sure there is an argument for that the day they decided to trade away assets before the trade deadline.

I don't follow the NHL much these days, but do other teams also wait an eternity to bring up young guys and to play them? I'd assume with the more talented ones they bring them in and they learn on the job / growing pains and then ideally contribute much earlier then waiting 3 - 4 years before giving them NHL ice time?

I've heard of All Star qbs. Not All Star team presidents. They live in the 90's.

It's the culture of the team. Posters above said it's the place to be. It is. They are FUN to go to.