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5 years ago today I was living in Cranbrook and friend for life @ChrisBotterill officially indoctrinated me into the Kootenay’s #firstshotever 75 yards after almost blowing my foot off!
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Great to speak with Clint Malarchuk this morning. The former NHL goaltender who was nearly killed on the ice will be in Kamloops to speak about mental health and share some old hockey stories. Here's the @CFJC_Today story, edited by @AnthonyCorea13: cfjctoday.com/2026/11/03/for…
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Eli Tverdovsky, son of two-time Stanley Cup champion Oleg Tverdovsky, is enjoying a growth spurt early in his 17-year-old campaign. Three goals in five games. 6-2, about 190. Forward. One to watch. @AnthonyCorea13 on the edit.
#cowboys I know it’s only week five but feels like a watershed moment for Cowboy nation. Same hyperbaric shit different shovel. Pay and give autonomy to real coaches. I’m tired of this excrement
Browns and team speed? Have they ever been used in the same sentence? These guys have juice ! Nice surprise
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Officially out on this Brian Schottenheimer experiment.
He’s not a head coach.
He’s not even an offensive coordinator.
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The difference between the good coaches and the bad coaches is end of game situations.
And Brian Schottenheimer has routinely shown us. He has no idea how to handle the end of game stuff.
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40,000 people with 2 outs in the 9th inning chanting “Let’s Go Blue Jays” in a meaningless game 162 for a 79-win team
Not every team has this. Best fanbase on earth.
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How long till Schottenheimer gets fired, guy would not be a head coach on any other team in the NFL
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Bad coaches find ways to lose every week.
And the Cowboys have a bad one with Brian Schottenheimer.
For anyone who wonders why it took Shottu 30 years to become a head coach. Check out today’play calling
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The Cowboys got in some cardio after practice to the surprise of the snickering Rams players. George Pickens told the Rams to keep walking and mind their own business. Dont even look over here, he said. The conditioning after practice was player led. Not prompted by coaches. Leadership.















