The Best Sport No One Cares About
After dispatching the Peterborough Lakers 4 games to none and claiming the Major Series Lacrosse Championship.
The Six Nations Chiefs will travel out west to British Columbia to play the winner of the Western Lacrosse Association final between the Langley Thunder and the New Westminster Salmonbellies.
The co-founder of the Premier Lacrosse League says he is open to having discussions with Canada’s two leading senior leagues about how to best share players.
However, Paul Rabil says finding a resolution to their dispute will be “difficult.”
A provision in the PLL’s standard contracts prevent its players from competing in other sporting events, including lacrosse, when the field league’s season is on.
Most of the Premier Lacrosse League’s season overlaps with the two indoor leagues’ season.
Rabil says the clause is necessary for insurance reasons and is standard among other professional sports leagues in North America.
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Lets hope we get to see some summer ball this year.
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We already know that the NLL plans to start on the weekend of April 9th 2021. Now according to Currier the plan is run a full 18 game season.
Of course plans can and will change moving forward. If the NLL moves forward with an 18 game season starting April 9 2021. How will this affect the NLL players who spend their summers playing in the MLL and PLL?
What a clusterfuck.
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Not really surprised by this news, given current conditions around the globe.
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We would not expect anything to happen in the near future
Tied 7-7 after two periods. Nanaimo outscored Coquitlam 4-2 in the third period. Cayle Ratcliff, 4g 5a led all scorers. Zack Boychuck made 33 saves. Daryl Veltman had 4g 2a to lead Coquitlam. Adamn Shute made 29 saves.
Scoreless first period. Riley Loewen scored three goals for to lead the Burrards. Carson Michuad made 28 saves for the Burrards. Four different players scored a goal for the Timbermen. Zach Boychuk made 37 saves. Both teams went 2 for 8 with the man advantage.
The Adanacs jumped out to a 5-0 lead. Before the Shamrocks got on the board. The early hole. Was to much for the Shamrocks to dig themselves out of. Bret Hickey 2g 3a led the Adanacs attack. Adam Shute made 35 saves. Rhys Duch five goals led the Shamrocks. Cody Hagedorn made 17 saves.
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