No, of course I don't want that.So you'd rather these two kids be on the front line shooting at Ukrainians? Ridiculous.
He’s a 19 year old kid. He can’t even buy a beer in the States, it’s a lot of pressure to put on a kid to expect him to speak publicly about politics.No, of course I don't want that.
But I feel strongly that any Russian athlete who does not publicly condemn Putin and his illegal and inhumane invasion of Ukraine is condoning war crimes. Therefore they should be sent home to live in their society under sanctions.
We won't see change in Russia until the citizens change their leadership, which means ALL of their voters have to share in the hardships of sanctions and being an international pariah and not be able to hide out unhindered in the West.
Years ago a friend of mine from South Africa told me that the sports sanctions during Apartheid were the most effective against the mindset of ordinary South Africans.
Sometime in January…I think it has to do with the last day you can register for classes. Of course, guys can’t play any pro games after Dec 31st though.What's the hard cut off date for additions?
Still lots of time, as they added Ryan Roth a couple of years ago into early January.Sometime in January…I think it has to do with the last day you can register for classes. Of course, guys can’t play any pro games after Dec 31st though.
UNB announced McCallum and Blagden on January 11th last season.
Has nothing to do with drinking age.He’s a 19 year old kid. He can’t even buy a beer in the States, it’s a lot of pressure to put on a kid to expect him to speak publicly about politics.
He’s a 19 year old kid. He can’t even buy a beer in the States, it’s a lot of pressure to put on a kid to expect him to speak publicly about politics
It's not fair to blame the invasion on this kid or to expect him to pick up a gun and fight for Russia or to protest the invasion.
I understand the passion some people have for the situation in Ukraine, but this kid isn't going to make a difference.
We have no idea if he has family in Russia who could be targeted if he speaks about this.
If you want to "blame" someone, blame the 62 millionaires playing in the NHL.
Not being critical, but it's easy for us to sit in our "safe" Ivory Towers and dictate the behaviour of others.
Let him play and keep this site focussed on hockey.
Savoie did sign an AHL contract, so the suspended by Rochester indicates his decision to go to UNB.Savoie has been recalled to AHL.
Rumour I’m hearing for Smith now is he done with hockey. Windsor was on him as well and UNBSavoie did sign an AHL contract, so the suspended by Rochester indicates his decision to go to UNB.
I will still be surprised if Mitchell Smith, former Saginaw Spirit D (OHL) doesn't land in USports.
Alberta made two significant additions...
As previously mentioned on this site...
Defenceman Aidan De La Gorgendiere has left minor pro and indeed was in the lineup for the Golden Bears vs TWU.
The former captain of the Saskatoon Blades had 65 points in 65 GP last season...he was manning Alberta's 1st unit PP on the weekend.
And right wing Connor McLennon has also committed to the Golden Bears.
He had 46-46-92 last season on the powerhouse Winnipeg Ice, and played 7 games earlier this season for Chicago in AHL.
Relative to the USports level these are two high-end offensive additions!
A lot of competition in the West right now, so I wouldn't pencil Alberta in yet, but that's probably the most impact forward that Alberta has landed since the Philp brothers.With these two recruits I expect the Bears to be back at Nationals this year.
Had a hard time finding the transaction.Alexandre Nadeau - Concordia
Paul Hughes - Dalhousie
Also looks like Evan Bouchard has left Ottawa for Florida of the ECHL.
I believe he meant Evan Boucher.Had a hard time finding the transaction.