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I had absolutely no clue what was going on and I honestly didn't care. It was so far into the nerd world, I had no use for it. The last two Marvel Spiderman movies are the best ones -- by a mile -- with Maguire's Spiderman 2 in 3rd, likely.

I know it wouldn't be an easy thing to do...and expensive for the Feds, who'd have to pay out more CERB money......but I think we're getting close to that time where we go back to the beginning. Shut everything down for 2 or 3 months. Anything that's non-essential, shut it down. Everyone stays home...no gatherings of any kind. Let's nip this in the bud.

I think this is where Marvel is finally going to lose me. This multi-verse stuff. I didn't get the cartoon Spiderverse movie, and I don't think I'm going to get it in live-action either. I had a good run with Marvel through the first decade, but I think Black Widow might be my last one....

Man, Dave told me Colin was in here defending Trump, but I had to come and actually see it for myself. Amazing...

Interesting stuff....wonder if that's COVID mandated, or just something they're thinking of doing long term. Or if the old man is just cray-cray.....

Seems like the Jets were on his 10-team LNMC. Shame.

Jets and Knights close on a deal that would swap Roslo for LD Nate Schmidt. Schmidt had 5 years remaining on a 6 year deal at 5.95 per. All this per talking heads on Twitter (NHL Trade Rumours, Mike McIntyre)...

random note from here in AB: The province just did a record 25,383 tests in the last 24 hours. 277 new cases from that, which = approx 1.1% TP. Unfortunately hospitalizations are way up (86 with 11 ICU) but an absolutely staggering number of tests completed anyhow...

Could not be happier to see the fLames go all in on Markstrom, a guy who had one half-decent season and then lost his job to the rookie Demko. Fabulous news. I was absolutely dreading the Oilers making the all-in pitch. Thank Christ they stayed out of that swamp.

My only point was that he was a fit for the Jets. He's listed high on TSN's Trade Board. He's the kinda guy we need.

why do we let iHeart post here..........

the more I look at the FA targets board, the more I think I'd like Matt Dumba on the Jets. I think he could really help fill a hole...

I thought it was all but confirmed that Little was retiring? With all he's been through, now seems like a really good time for him to transfer into a front office role with the club....

Not sure what they'll have to give up, but I'm really excited to get Stastny back. Him centering Laine and Ehlers was a good line two years ago.

Wasn't sure where to post this, but Paul Friesen (I know, I know...) has done up, essentially, an oral history of the Bombers run to the Grey Cup, starting with the trade deadline deal to bring in Collaros.. Part 1: https://winnipegsun.com/category/sports/football/

First "Top 20" rankings released today....... https://www.sportsnet.ca/cfl/article/iowa-offensive-lineman-tops-cfls-first-scouting-bureaus-top-prospects-list/ TORONTO — Alaric Jackson, an offensive lineman at the University of Iowa, has the No. 1 spot in the first edition of the CFL scouting bureau’s top-20 prospects for the 2021 draft. The six-foot-six, 315-pound Jackson is a native of Windsor, Ont. He’s entering his senior season at Iowa, which kicks off its ’20 campaign Oct. 24 at Purdue. Jackson started 10 of Iowa’s 13 games last season at left tackle. He redshirted in 2016 but has started for the Hawkeyes since 2017. The CFL released its top-20 list Thursday. Calgary’s Amen Ogbongbemiga, a senior linebacker at Oklahoma State University, was the second-ranked prospect. The six-foot-one, 235-pound Ogbongbemiga has registered a team-high 22 tackles (12 solo) and 1.5 sacks in three games for the No.10 Cowboys (3-0). Ogbongbemiga had 100 tackles last season and was named the Cowboys’ top defensive player. Vancouver’s Terrell Jana, a receiver at Virginia (1-1), is at No. 3. The six-foot-one, 200-pound Jana has nine catches for 84 yards and a TD this season after registering 74 receptions for 886 yards and three touchdowns in 2019. Josh Palmer of Brampton, Ont., a receiver at Tennessee, holds down the No. 4 spot. The six-foot-two, 210-pound senior has 10 receptions for 156 yards and two TDs for the Volunteers (2-0). At No. 5 is Ottawa’s Liam Dobson, a six-foot-three, 340-pound senior offensive lineman at Maine. Dobson’s ranking comes despite the Bears not starting their season until the spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dobson enjoyed a stellar ’19 campaign, earning All-CAA first-team honours and being voted as Maine’s top offensive lineman. He was the school’s highest-graded offensive lineman for every game and averaged 12 knockdowns per contest. Dobson contributed immediately upon arriving at Maine in 2017, appearing in six contests (one start) as a freshman. He became a full-time starter in 2018. The remainder of the top-10 includes, in order, includes: New Mexico State offensive lineman Sage Doxtater (Welland, Ont.); North Carolina State defensive lineman Daniel Joseph (Toronto); North Carolina defensive back Patrice Rene (Ottawa); Maine linebacker Deshawn Stevens (Toronto); and West Virginia defensive back Alonzo Addae (Pickering, Ont.). The first 10 selections were all from NCAA programs, not a surprise given U Sports cancelled its 2020 season due to the novel coronavirus outbreak. The top Canadian collegian was Montreal offensive lineman Pier-Olivier Lestage, of Saint-Eustache, Que., at No. 11. The other U Sports selections included Calgary Dinos offensive lineman Logan Bandy of Calgary (No. 12), Saskatchewan defensive back Nelson Lokombo of Abbotsford, B.C. (No. 14), British Columbia linebacker Ben Hladik of Vernon, B.C., (No. 16), Calgary linebacker Grant McDonald of Tsawwassen, B.C. (No. 19) and U.B.C. linebacker Nick Cross of Regina (No. 20). Defensive back Deane Leonard, who helped Calgary win the Vanier Cup last year before transferring to Ole Miss for 2020, was ranked. No. 13.

Turris has attitude problems...no thanks to that guy. Buff is done.

I'm a really big fan of PS as 2C. As you've all suggested, cost is a big factor, but if they can make it work...he's sure a guy I'd love to have.

Hall's a great player. Not always the best attitude, but he definitely wants to win and is extremely talented. I read something yesterday that said Paul Stastny could end up back in Winnipeg...that is something I would REALLY love to see.

at just over 1-mil AAV, it's a good deal for both sides. He'll contribute and redeem himself as a legit NHLer...

I think it's two games, with both repeated later in the day....

CFL.CA STAFF SHARE TORONTO — This Thanksgiving Weekend, fans can get their CFL fix on TSN. On Monday, October 12, TSN will show a set of Thanksgiving Weekend games for everyone to enjoy while they celebrate. From 2013’s clash between top two teams in the East, Hamilton and Toronto, from Guelph University to 2018’s contest between the Riders and Edmonton Football Team where Willie Jefferson scored a game-winning pick-six, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this holiday weekend. Here is the full schedule for Monday’s replays: TIME (ET) NETWORK GAME ORIGINAL AIR DATE SYNOPSIS/FINAL SCORE 0:00 TSN2 Calgary vs. Montreal Thursday, October 8, 2018 CGY wins (12-6) 2:30 TSN2 Edmonton vs. Saskatchewan Monday, October 8, 2018 SSK wins (19-12) 5:00 TSN2 Winnipeg vs. Montreal Monday, October 8, 2012 WPG wins (27-22) 7:30 TSN2 Winnipeg vs. Montreal Monday, October 14, 2013 WPG wins (34-27) 10:00 TSN2 Toronto vs. Hamilton Monday, October 14, 2013 HAM wins (24-18) 12:30 TSN2 Toronto vs. Montreal Monday, October 12, 2015 TOR wins (25-17) 15:00 TSN2 Winnipeg vs. Montreal Monday, October 8, 2012 WPG wins (27-22) 17:30 TSN2 Toronto vs. Hamilton Monday, October 14, 2013 HAM wins (24-18) 20:00 TSN2 Edmonton vs. Saskatchewan Monday, October 8, 2018 SSK wins (19-12) 22:30 TSN2 Winnipeg vs. Montreal Monday, October 14, 2013 WPG wins (34-27) 01:00 (Tues) TSN2 Calgary vs. Montreal Thursday, October 8, 2018 CGY wins (12-6)