@AntonioTweets2 I’m not aligned with any political party and this is a stupid question. Politicians don’t make your life better. Anyone who asks this is just trying to pigeonhole you into an ideology.
@ravira My inner thoughts: Chad Kelly who made sexual advances to a coach which meet the definition of assault. Ottawa can eventually get better at football. The Argos can never live down sticking with Kelly.
@RJ6189041449694@coreylandsberg That's why I hate Vegas and won't watch a game they play. The verdict is irrelevant to me. He participated in a violent and demeaning sexual act. It was predatory despite the verdict. The winning, the injured reserve are annoyances. The Hart signing is why I hate them.
@jpolly22 I think SJ will end up trading down #2 on draft night. They need D more than Stenburg and there will be so many available anywhere from #3 - #10. They can turn that pick into a roster player and pick.
@MiltStegallTSN@CFL Regardless of how one feels about the new rules, its indisputable how poorly the @CFL communicated it to fans. These are self-inflicted wounds.
@MiserableMN@JLazzy23 No. It's both their problems. They both signed the contract. That's looking at it from just Larkin's POV. From DET's POV they were counting on him to win as well.
@JRA2pair@JLazzy23 Sure, but then the playing field has to be levelled when it comes to provincial/state taxes. That is a really big obstacle to doing that in a 32 team league. The talent pool isn't strong enough to build a winner from scratch quick enough to keep pace with neg. rights.
@snowdad14@JLazzy23 Realistically though, if DET doesn't honour the request, good players will avoid signing there. That's the issue with NMC. The fix is to make the NMC null and void if a player requests a trade in the next CBA.
@billhl3@JLazzy23@billh13 It's not that simple and you know that. The NHL would have to outlaw NMCs and that would require CBA renegotiation, which the NHLPA would never agree to. These players are already on a contract that they signed. They are not fighting for rights.
@RadioFreeTom Americans believe the world is waiting for them to go back to the way it was. The world has moved on, making new deals, thinking differently. The influence USA enjoyed since WW2 is over. They'll be new partnership opportunities with USA for sure, but not in the way it was.