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`MBASEBALL: Atmosphere buzzing through the Rogers Centre reminds former Blue Jays star of 1993, when Torontolast won the World Series
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`That old familiar feeling
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`The Canadian Press
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`Tuesday, August 1, 2015
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`Local News Editor GREGVAN MOORSEL519-667-4550 greg.vanmoorsel@sunmedia.ca
`IN BRIEF
`iFARM MACHINERY: Sebringville manufacturer celebrates 100th EA crawler
`CHAMANDYDIVESTS
`MONTREAL — The founder
`ahief executive of Gildan
`Activewearis again selling a
`block of his shares in the apparel
`manufacturer. Glenn Chamandy
`has entered into a plan with a
`Eas. Even before tha: domin
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`the playoffs simee them, but their
`ticin at Yanks Stadiine, players
`Canadianfinancial institution
`Tecent run annid 2 fierryefteases
`to sell up tofour million of his
`_ Startedtosenseadifferentfeeling
`commonsharesin the Montreal-
`at the deadlinehasthe city and
`Toronto Blue Jays pitcher
`the clubhouse buzzing. Winners
`than ever before.
`based company during the next
`Marcus Stroman, left, has been
`Starter Mark
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`ofeight in a row, Toronto has only
`year. The shares are currently
`cleared to throwoff the
`Buehrle said
`
`lost once since acquiring star
`worth more than $167 million.
`mound. Stroman tore the
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`this is reminis-
`Gildan's shares closed down
`shortstop Troy Tulowitzki.
`anterior cruciate ligament
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`cent of 2005,
`Getting Tulowitzki, ace David
`2.8 per cent at $41.86 Monday
`in his left knee during
`when he won
`Price, outfielder Ben Revere plus
`on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
`spring training and was
`
`Even afterthe sale, he would
`relievers LaTroy Hawkins and
`a World Series withthe Chicago
`
`placed on Toronto's 60-
`Mark Lowehas sparked the Blue
`remain one of the company’s
`White Sox. The Blue Jays look
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`day disabledlist on April
`largest investors, with more
`Jays, who swept the New York
`unstoppable and have anaura of
`5, Any rehab assignment
`than 8.4 million shares valued
`Yankees over the weekend to
`invincibility about them.
`
`will begin with the single-A
`at about $350 million. Gildan
`move a game and a half back of
`Dunedin Blue Jays in Florida.
`has more than 243 million
`first place in the American League
`Stroman spent the summer
`shares outstanding. Despite
`selling the shares, a company
`spokesperson said Charnandy
`continuesto have "confidence
`..inthe company’s business
`outlook and growth strategy.”
`“The sales program is part of Mr.
`Chamandy’s portfolio diversifi-
`cation and following the comple-
`tion of the share sale program
`the value of Mr. Chamandy’s
`ownershipposition in Gildan will
`continueto remain at historical
`levels,’ Stephanie Gaucher wrote
`in anemail.
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`TORONTO — When Minne-
`sota Twins managerPaul Molitor
`felt the energy inside Rogers Cen-
`tre during David Price’s Toronto
`Blue Jays debut, it reminded him
`of SkyDome 22 years ago.
`“T've seen that atmosphere here
`before,’ said Molitor, the Blue Jays
`designated hitter when they last
`won the World Series in 1993. “Tt
`wasniceto see. The Toronto fans
`have hadto wait for a long time.’
`The Blue Jays haven't made
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`at Duke University, completing
`his undergraduate degree and
`rehabbing his knee with the
`supervision of the school's training
`staff and Blue Jays doctors.
`“Man, | killed myself these past
`3 months to be in the position | am
`today. Two-a-days,six times a week
`for 3 months straight. Plus school!”
`Stroman tweeted,
`“Hard-work always pays off”
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`MINTERCOUNTY BASEBALL
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`SO close
`and yet
`So far
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`TWITTER EXECS BUY
`TwitterInc. interim chief
`executive Jack Dorsey joined
`otherinsiders in buying more
`shares in the companyina
`show of confidence in the stock,
`which traded at a record-low
`last week. Dorsey, who stepped
`in as interim CEO onJuly 1, has
`been candid about the prob-
`lems faced by the microblog-
`ging website . User growth in
`something,
`the second quarter increased
`It’s all very practical, butit’s
`and building and digging deeper.
`Nuhn would like to keep the
`That’s what that 100th means.’
`London Majors manager
`at the slowest pacesince the
`100th, but clients have heard
`also really cool, For anyone
`company wentpublic in 2013.
`Roop Chanderdat believeshis
`who has ever had, or wanted, a
`They took it to a farm show
`about a special-edition black
`“Investing in @twitter’s future,”
`team will win Game7 against
`SEBRINGVILLE — It’s the very
`and sold 10 right out of the gate.
`remote-control anything,this is a
`model with red lights and want
`definition of a mean machine.
`Dorsey tweeted Monday,after
`Burlington Bandits in London
`dream cometrue,It’s a futuristic,
`They've also won international
`to know howto get one.
`Whenthetentlifted and the
`disclosing he had bought 31,627
`Tuesday.
`innovation awards.
`jacked-up, amphibious machine
`Less than two years ago, lan
`In addition to the lagoon-
`He believeslater this week the
`on steroids.
`shares, worth about $875,000
`dry ice cleared, the massive
`Nuhn, vice-president of Nuhn
`crawler milestone, the company
`By January 2014, they were in
`at $27.67 per share. Dorsey now
`machine rolled out onto the
`“We started with a blank com-
`best-of-seven series against the
`production. They stopped mak-
`Industries, was 23 years old and
`also is celebrating a significant
`owns about 21.9 million shares,
`floor with AC/DC's Back in Black
`Bandits — including the 3-1 lead
`expansion. Nuhn Industries has
`ing tanks and pumps temporar-
`puter screen. Ten dayslater, we
`thinking about what customers
`or about three percent of
`his team held only to have the
`pumpingin the background. It
`ily to focus on the crawler. Back
`built a fully-working prototype,’
`were saying they needed. Exactly
`been growing at a rate of about
`Twitter. Twitter's shares closed
`Bandits tie the series 3-3 — will
`Nuhn said.
`wasn't like any before it. This
`then, Nuhn andhis father, Den-
`what they wanted didn’t exist, at
`40 percentfor the past three or
`up nine per cent at $29.50 US
`The main market is in the
`be but a memory ashis club
`Nuhn Industries lagoon crawler
`four years, Nuhn said, Since they
`nis Nuhn, the company presi-
`least, not yet.
`on Monday. The stockfell to a
`wasthe 100th to roll off the line.
`moveson in the Intercounty
`United States, but the machines
`first conceived of the crawler,
`dent, couldn't have predicted the
`To pull nutrients out of
`record low of $27.82 on Aug.7,
`100th would roll off the line the
`Baseball League playoffs to take
`have beensentall over the world,
`It was black instead of red, with
`lagoons, farmers were using
`about 30 new employees have
`just shy of the IPO price of $26.
`on the Kitchener Panthers in a
`red lights up the back and silver
`following year.
`including shipments to Russia
`pumps that spray more water
`come on board, bringing staff
`Separately. director Peter Currie
`semifinal,
`andChina. =
`than otrtrijnis fromthe bot
`signatures on the side from all
`—“Tknew we had something.
`numbers up to-85,
`disclosed he had bought 9,200
`thestaff.
`Game’7 was supposedto be—
`| thought we would be lucky to
`tom and don’t provide consist-
`To accommodate the upswing
`Before that happened, there
`shares worth about $249,000 at
`The remote-control machineis
`played in London Mondaybut
`was a lot of “blood, sweat and
`in business, Nuhn needed more
`do 20 units a year,’ Nuhn said.
`ent application of fertilizer to
`$27.03. CFO Anthony Noto and
`the land. Nuhn said clients have
`was postponedbecauseof wet
`amphibious. It goes into sewage
`tears, literally” to get it right.
`“To do 100 in a year andahalf, |
`room as well, so it’s plant has
`anotherdirector, Peter Fenton,
`weather.
`couldn't believe we'd be here.’
`lagoons, pulls the sludge off the
`told him ifthey had to go back to
`“T've grown very attachedtoit.
`gone from 6,131 square metres to
`disclosed share purchasesin the
`Whetherit's Monday or
`bottom and pumps it onto the
`“I'm proud of what 85 guys in
`using the pumps,they'd quit.
`It's not just about the 100th.It’s
`about 9,290 square metres.
`companylast week. Tradingin
`Tuesday, Chanderdat has no
`land forfertilizer. Looking up at
`“We've made a hard taskreally
`the middle of Sebringville can
`all the times the prototype broke
`Twitter's options contracts was
`doubt his team will come out on
`create.’
`it, it’s hard to believeit floats.
`easy.
`down, all the hours designing
`busier than usual on Monday,
`top.
`with muchof the trading biased
`But even if they don’t, even if
`toward calls, usually used for
`the Bandits come back from that
`bullish bets on the shares. Trad-
`3-1 deficit to upset the Majors,
`ing in calls outnumbered puts
`Chanderdatbelieves his club will
`by a ratio of 2.6-to-1, the highest
`have had a successful season.
`the ratio has been since June 23,
`Nownot everyonebelieves
`according to Trade Alert data.
`that. London has been waiting
`Calls betting on the shares clos-
`since 1975 for the Majors to win
`ing above $30 and $29by Friday
`an Intercounty Baseball League
`were particularly busy.
`season. They've been to thefinal
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`severaltimes andlost.
`and wire services
`As a manager, Chanderdat has
`his share ofcritics. Some nights
`there are 1,000 managers in the
`stands questioning his decisions,
`He's been especially criticized
`for how he manageshis pitching
`staff.
`He took heat for his club’s
`ninth-inning collapse when they
`led 3-0 and allowed 12 runs.
`Chanderdat took someheatfor
`allowing Oscar Perez to throw
`almost 170 pitches in a Game 6
`loss.
`It goes with the job,
`Chanderdatsaid.
`The Majors caughta little bit
`of a break with the rainout. After
`a loss Sunday to the Bandits that
`forced the series deciding game,
`Chanderdat wasn’t sure if his ace
`Luis Pina was going to be able to
`pitch in Game 7.
`
`gades” with quarterly events at the
`when goodsare donated at the
`store's on-site donation centre or
`boutique where customers comes
`whenthe federation picks up goods
`out to party.
`M™PGACHAMPIONSHIP GOLF: Woodsskipshisownrestaurantopeningtoprepare fortheweek.Lsone of many subplotsto the final major of the season
`One eventincluded a sexolo-
`at a home.The partnership allows
`gist speaking aboutself-love and
`the federation to provide financial
`assistance to its membersforlife-
`acceptance and a burlesque dancer
`RORY READY TO GO
`who talked about her body accept-
`enriching equipmentand activities.
`Value Village (www.valuevillage.
`ance journey.
`Rory Mcllroy sayshe’s 100 per
`com) has becomeoneofthe largest
`UNIFORM SUPPLIER BOUGHT
`while playing soccerwith friends
`recyclers of used goodsin the
`in Northern Ireland.
`cent and his game appears to be
`London-based Talbot Market-
`accomplished young star, Rory
`world, keeping more than 650mil-
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`in order.
`“To play golf, it's 100 per
`Mcilroy.
`
`ing has acquired Novack Uniform
`lion pounds of reusable items from
`about 115 km north
`He wastalking about golf, not
`cent,” he said. “To go back ona
`Solutions.
`@ The continuing quest of
`landfills annually.
`
`‘soccer.
`Southwestern Ontario to host “Kona
`‘soccerpitch,it wouldn'tbe quite
`ICE 1S NICE FOR BUSINESS
`of Milwaukee off Highway 43,
`Novack has a long history of
`phenom Jordan Spieth, whose
`
`Mcllroy played another
`TRENDY SHOP MARKS YEAR
`‘ready, but to do what | need to
`Grand Slam bid was derailed
`Days”to raise moneyfor under-
`which appears to have been
`providing uniforms throughout
`Thrift superstore Value Village
`
`The KonaIce truck brings some
`practice round Mondayfor the _
`do this week, it's 100 per cent.”
`funded programs andinitiatives.
`has moved across the street from
`assembled from unevenly joined
`Canadaand internationally. It was
`Renegade, a trend-setting cloth-
`by a whisker at the Open
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`refreshing tropical fun to those
`two-metre slabs for maximum
`_ Mondaywasthefirst official
`PGA Championshipand declared
`Evans pledges to give a percentage
`a subsidiary business started by
`ing store geared to sizes 12 and up
`its longtime location on Dundas
`Championship, but who could
`
`sultry summerdays.
`himself ready to go atWhistling
`Street East and celebrated the
`day ofpractice for the final
`of the proceedsfrom each stop.
`teeth-rattling effect.
`Paul and Sandi Caplan, who ran
`(www.renegadelondon.ca), has cele-
`
`
`still do the rare triple with a win
`Kona Ice has more than 600
`Kona Ice has donated more than
`Straits. Theworld’s No.1player
`Haven.
`here.
`major of the year. Mcllroy also
`Novack's, a landmark downtown
`It’s near Kohler, the company
`opening ofits new and improved
`bratedits first anniversary.
`franchises in the United States,
`$27 million to community-based
`store at 1553 DundasSt. last week.
`town namedfor the swish
`__ played twice on the weekend
`injured ligaments inhisleft
`outdoor adventure outfitter, which
`and Andrew Evans of Chatham has
`This week, Whistling Straits is
`The shop was founded by Chris-
`@ The potential return to major
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`ankle thepn
`and the 26-year-old said he has
`organizations since the launch in
`closed in 2012.
`at the intersection of numerous
`tine Gionet, who said, “My frustra-
`plumbing fixtures outfit whose
`The new store is designed to be
`contention of Tiger Woods
`introduced the concept to Ontario.
`been erewithoneballto
`Novack Uniforms serves custom-
`owneris the PGA of America’s
`tion had always beenalack of
`more spacious, well-lit and easier to
`subplots,including:
`Evans andhis family are out on
`(emphasis on “potential” ), who,
`Evans said the Kona Ice truck is
`the road this summer ina colourful
`@ The return to the scene of the
`unique or trendy clothing in specific
`ers primarily in the security, EMS,
`navigate than theold location. It will
`favourite person in the whole
`when last seen, appeared to be
`designed to be fun on wheels. “It’s
`truck that's hard to miss with its tiki
`have more than 100,000 items on
`size ranges. | knew | wasn't alone,
`_
`fire, police, colleges, hospitality and
`world,judgingby the fact that
`crime by Dustin Johnson, who
`slowlyfiguring out which end
`construction markets.
`a big departure from thetraditional
`so | decided to take matters into my
`of the club with which to strike
`its sales floor at any given time.
`the PGA Championshipis
`lost his place in a playoff for 2010
`hut top, penguin mascot and speak-
`ice-cream truck. There's music and
`own hands."
`Staff from Novack's moved to
`the ball, and who is so serious
`The inventory includes cloth-
`PGA Championship because of
`being held,for the third time in
`ers playing calypso music.
`it's clean, bright with lots of win-
`Gionet started on a small scale,
`ing, accessories, housewares and
`Talbot's location on Sovereign Road
`Customers get a cup of shaved
`12 years, at the sprawling, faux-
`a sandy blotchof fan-trampled
`about preparing for this week, he
`electronics.
`dows so you can see the process,”
`hosting trunk shows at Hacker
`in early January.
`rough, which he learned after a
`ice and then top it themselves with
`links golf course Herb Kohler
`missed Monday's grand open-
`he said.
`Studios. After three successful pop-
`The store is part of a chain
`a variety off flavours, ranging from
`had Pete Dye build on the west-
`two-stroke penaltyfor ground-
`ing of his new restaurant. The
`Evans said the route for the truck
`with 330 locations across North
`ups, she moved inte a permanent
`pina colada and bananato tiger's
`ern shore of Lake Michigan.
`ing his club in it, was actually a
`Woods, in Jupiter, Fla.
`is event-driven, with stops at birth-
`operation at 232 DundasSt.
`bunker.
`America, a partnership with Ontario
`blood (a strawberry-coconut blend.)
`Its actual location,is it in
`days, corporate events, fundraisers
`Gionetsaid she has built a
`Federation for Cerebral Palsy.
`@ The return to defend his
`Evans partners with schools
`Sheboygan? Kohler? The clos-
`and festivals across Southwestern
`community of “beautiful rene-
`Value Village pays the federation
`and sports programs throughout
`est burgis really the hamlet of
`crownof the game's most
`
`With the company’s 100th lagoon crawler behind him, Nuhn Industries’ vice-president lan Nuhn speaks to guests at a lunchtime celebration at the Sebringville plant.
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`Nuhn marks major milestone
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`LAURA CUDWORTH
`Stratford Beacon Herald
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`It’s the result of a lot of hard
`work, dedication and brilliant
`design, all of which starts and
`ends at the Sebringville busi-
`ness.
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`@ TELECOMMUNICATIONS:Joe Natale indicated he doesn't want to leave Toronto for Vancouver
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`laura.cudworth@sunmedia.ca
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`CEO wont move west,Telus hands job back to former boss
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`CHRISTINA PELLEGRINI
`Financial Post
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`Darren Entwistle is taking back
`the corner office at Telus Corp.,
`Canada’s second-largest carrier,
`The Vancouver-based com-
`pany said Mondaythat Entwistle,
`52, who served as chief executive
`officer and president for 14 years
`until relinquishing the job last
`May to become executive chair-
`person,will replace the man who
`succeeded him, Joe Natale, 51,
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`
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`effective imme-
`diately and on
`a long-term
`basis.
`Likewise,
`Dick Auchin-
`leck, who has
`served as Telus’
`-
`[x
`lead direc-
`tor, has been Darren
`named the Entwistle
`company’s
`. independent chairperson.
`
`Toronto, resigned after notify-
`ing the board that he'll be unable
`to fulfill its request to relocate to
`the West Coast. The release says
`the leadership shuffle follows a
`review by the board that wrapped
`up late Friday, the same day Telus
`posted anotherquarter of strong
`financialresults.
`“Mr. Natale recently indicated
`that a move to Western Canada
`would not work for him and his
`family for several years,’ states
`the release, which thanked Natale
`
`for his 12 years of service at Telus,
`“and the board determined that
`the company would be best
`‘served by havingits chief execu-
`tive officer reside in the West.’
`To help make the transition a
`smooth one, Natale will serve in
`an executive, non-board capac-
`ity until the end of 2015, Heis pre-
`vented from joining a competitor
`for 18 months beginningJan. 1,
`2016.
`While Natale’s sudden depar-
`ture is being attributed to his
`
`reluctance to relocate, Telus is
`known for allowing select employ-
`ees to choose where they want to
`work. On its corporate website,
`the companysays it strives to have
`30 per centofits staff working out
`of an office and the rest remotely
`because it enhances productivity,
`encourages worlclife balance and
`reduces its real-estate footprint.
`But it has always been the
`intention ofTelus’ board that the
`most senior management posi-
`tion be basedin the West.
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` a Hank Daniszewski
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`PEOPLE AND COMPANIES iN THE LOCAL
`BUSINESS COMMUNITY
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`STUDS...
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`Biggest % gains in stocks over$5
`PAINTED PONY PETROLEUM
`$124
`14.38
`ENERPLUS CORP.
`2.98
`$905
`TRILLIUM THERAPEUTICS
`$2673
`+1128
`
`
`
`Biggest % lossesin stocks over $5
`PFB CORP.
`$8.35
`SHOPIFY ING,
`-142
`$43.06
`HYDROGENICS CORP,
`$10.40
`~4.85
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`-11.26
`
`Today's big financial number
`
`The U.S. Postal Service
`is reporting a net loss of
`$586 million this spring, But
`that’s a big improvement over
`the $2billion shortfall for the
`same periodlast year.
`
`Natale, who has worked in
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`MIKE HENSEN/THE LONDON FREE PRESS
`Andrew Evans runs Kona Ice snow conetruck from his base in
`Chatham across Southwestern Ontario.
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`Ontario.
`Evans, whois originally from Lon-
`don, has experience with ice-cream
`stands and other seasonal busi-
`nesses. He said he wasintrigued by
`the opportunity to bring Kona Ice
`to Ontario. “We hope to developall
`of Alin with the Kona brand,” he
`said.
`VILLAGE CROSSES STREET
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`CurtisNeabeloftheDC HRoieOriolesSONOS On a Bren duringtheregamefeaereltheAlbertaOilmenduipiheSond&attheCanadian slo-
`pitch championshipsatSlo-pitch City in Dorchester on Monday. The Orioles lost 22-21 as the Oilmen camebackwith several runs in the bottom ofthe
`seventh. Neabel was swinging a bat supplied to Softball Canada for the event to stop theuseofillegal bats. No personalbats areallowed, so teams can
`havetheir pick of about 43 bats made by top manufacturers for each game.The bats are then available for purchaseat a discountat tournamentend.
`mOHL: Thunder Es native,who scoredfive goals and 12 points in 36 games with the Knights last season, gets fresh start to career
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`Grzelewski to fly with Firebirds
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`Thetafeet
`When the Landen——
`signed five American forwaras
`. this summer, if left Hale moc for
`other up-and-coming scorers Eke
`ach Grzelewski.
`So the Thunder Bay native will
`eta fresh start te his OHI career
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`» tothe Firebirdshatedfartie
`The 18-year-old was
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`don’s third-round pick in 2006, 2
`piece the team
`mnered
`a year ago in the Geel with Owen
`Soundfor star defenceman Wie-
`tor Mete.That pick was shitted t
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`London has traded forward Zach
`Grzelewski, who was in and out
`of the lineuplast season, to the
`Flint Firebirds in Michigan.
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`POpenouth i a facmcary tracie tha:
`eet big forward Liam Dunda to
`thee Amack. The Whalers were scid
`and moved to Flim this spring.
`“Zach was in and out of the
`eup last year and we feit it was
`fair for him to go to a team where
`he would be able to playa big-
`ger role.” London assistant GM
`Rob Simpson said. “We looked at
`the guys we signed this summer
`and sent hier to 2 place where he
`would have 2 chance to be suc-
`cessful”
`Grrelewski scored five goals
`and 12 points in 36 games and
`appeared in one playoff game
`with the Knights last season. The
`
`sixth-rounder scored 26 goals
`in 22 games with the St. Thomas
`Stars and put upterrific offensive
`numbers in minor hockey.
`*fr's a matter of time before he
`scores (in the OHL), Simpson
`said. “Most guys who score at that
`pace in junior B will score even-
`tually in our league. He worked
`hard over the off-season and did
`the things he needed to do to
`improve himself”
`The Knightsstill have 16-17 for-
`wards they consider have legiti-
`mate chances of making the team
`this fail. They usually carry14.
`“We can goto (training camp)
`with the numbers we have now,"
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`Simpsonsaid, “but we'll see how
`it all develops and see who has
`had the best off-seasons as we
`move along.”
`Flint GM Terry Christensen
`believes Grzelewski will provide
`“an offensive spark this season.”
`The left winger sounded excited
`to be in Flint.
`“We had a few Americans in
`London that live in the Detroit
`area and you hear how big the
`hockeyhistory is in the city of
`Flint and howit’s moving in the
`right direction,” he said. “I'm
`looking forward toit.’
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`WisinStraitsisa
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`Hank Daniszewskiis a Free Press business
`reporter. E-mail him at
`hank.daniszewski@sunmedia.ca
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`Auston Matthewshas signed to play in Switzerland once he turns18this fall. The special circumstances
`of his situation meanit’s not a path otherjuniors will follow to the NHL.
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`“He's strongin all areas,’ Phil
`Myre of ISS Hockeysaid of Mat-
`thews, whostarred for the U.S.
`national team development pro-
`gram last season. “He’s got the
`size, he’s got the speed,he’s got
`skill. But not only that, he knows
`the game,he plays the game 200
`feet very well. He can partici-
`pate in the forecheck, he’s reli-
`able defensively. He’s a goodall-
`aroundplayer with a really above-
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`average skill set.”
`There’s a danger that play-
`ing overseas would bringfarless
`exposure for a North American
`prospect, but Steve Bartlett said
`there’s “probably less risk” for
`Matthews because he’s already
`well-regarded.
`Beyondjust being off the radar
`more in Switzerland, Matthews
`will be playing against men,
`rather than dominating against
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`his peers.
`“I think Matthews has prob-
`ably solidified his status pretty
`strongly,’ Bartlett said,
`Matthews would have played
`for the WHL's Everett Silvertipsin
`his draft year had he stayed. Bar-
`tlett figured Matthews, growing
`up in Scottsdale, Ariz., “wasn’t as
`swept up in the majorjunior cul-
`ture that I think most Canadian
`kids are.’
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`On Monday Chanderdatsaid
`that Pina told him he was ready
`to go. With the extra day, Pina is
`a certain Game7 starter.
`No matter, if the Majors can’t
`close the deal Tuesdaynight,
`Chanderdat’s chorusofcritics
`will be in full voice.
`Chanderdatis about as secure
`as a managercan be. He hasn't
`wonthe big one but his team is
`competitive every year and as
`mentioned before, they've come
`close. The Majors don’t have
`anywhere nearthe budgetof
`someof the other teamsin the
`league to pay playersto play.
`Off the field the team has seen
`some growth and he and co-
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`ownerScott Dart have brought
`stability to the team.
`Ohyeah,that’s the other
`reason Chanderdatis fairly
`secure — he co-ownsthe team.
`Despite that, Chanderdat
`says at the end of every season
`that everyonein the organiza-
`tion undergoes a performance
`review, including the manager.
`So to go back to the beginning,
`Chanderdatbelieves his team is
`going to win Game 7 but...
`“Overall, you always want
`to get a win,’ he said. “But this
`year going into the season, we
`replaced seven-of-10 starters
`and mostof ourpitchingstaff.
`Mostteams, that would have
`killed them. We hungin there.
`_ We battledfor fourth, got home-
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`field advantage. For the turnover
`we had, westill had a good
`year. Still we wantto win in the
`playoffs.”
`The longer the Majorsfail
`to win, the more the pressure
`mounts and the louderthe
`chorus gets.
`Chanderdatsaid he didn’t feel
`any extra pressure to win.
`“No, not this year and when
`people say, why notthis year...
`like I said it was a turnoveryear,”
`he said. “We wanted toget into
`the playoffs and get home-field
`advantage. We did that. We set a
`recordstarting the season for the
`Majors with sevenstraight wins.”
`Chanderdatisn’t deaf to the
`criticism. _
`“T knowyouare alwaysmea-
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`sured by successin the playoffs
`so we haveto go out and win
`(Tuesday,)” he said “How I look
`atit...as you get older and do
`this for a long time, you know
`you have so many managers out
`there.
`“But we built not only a good
`team but a good program,a pro
`program where guys can come
`in and play good quality baseball
`or move on to a higherlevel of
`baseball. I think we've accom-
`plished whatI set outto do in
`doing both. We're lookingat the
`complete package.’
`It’s a package, though,that
`Chanderdat knows won't
`truly be complete until he
`can quiet that chorus with a
`championship.
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`TORONTO — Even though
`years, but said he wants to spend
`age of 74, NASCAR said.Baker,
`
`Auston Matthewsis carving out
`more time with his wife Angie and
`known as theGentle Giantfor his
`his own path to the NHL bysign-
`four children. “I feel like it's time,”
`affabledemeanourand six-foot-
`ing in Europe as a 17-year-old,
`said Smith, whois entering his 15th
`six frame, was a 2015 NASCAR
`season in the NFL.
`he’s notlikely to be a pioneer.
`Hall of Fame nominee and named
`Matthews, the front-runner
`Patriots release Flynn
`in 1998 as oneofits 50 greatest
`to be the first pick in the 2016
`drivers. NASCAR chairperson and
`The New England Patriots
`draft, signed a one-year deal to
`CEO Brian France called Baker
`released veteran quarterback
`play for the ZSC Lionsin Switzer-
`“an absolute treasure who will be
`Matt Flynn and signed former
`land’s National League A rather
`missed dearly.” Baker, the son of
`Arizona Cardinals quarterback
`than playing junior hockey. That
`NASCARHall of Famer Buck Baker,
`Ryan Lindley. In other moves,
`shouldn’t hurt his draft stock,
`becamethefirst driver to pass
`the Patriots reportedly acquired
`but membersof the hockey com-
`the 200-mph mark ona closed
`second-year guard Ryan Groy from
`munity don’t believe other draft-
`course while testing at Talladega
`the Chicago Bears,signed rookie
`eligible players will follow Mat-
`Superspeedway in Alabamain 1970.
`thews’ lead.
`running back Tony Creecy and tight
`The 177.6 mph that Baker averaged
`end Logan Stokes and released
`“I don’t think it’s a likely trend
`in winning the 1980 Daytona 500
`linebacker Chris White and tight
`that’s going to affect a ton ofguys,’
`still stands as a record. He recorded
`end Mason Brodine. The Patriots
`player agent Steve Bartlett said. “1
`19 wins in NASCAR's premier
`sent sixth-round linebacker
`think it's obviously sort of a break-
`series, including a victory in the
`Matthew Wells to Chicago for Groy,
`through approach, but having
`1970 Southern 500at Darlington .
`ESPN.com reported. The Patriots
`said that, I don’t think next year
`Raceway in South Carolina where
`also learned that running back
`you're going to have 10 European
`DAVID PADDON
`he lappedthefield.
`LeGarrette Blount’s knee injury is
`teamssay, ‘Hey, we'll take the top
`Canadian Press
`10 NBAers at Olympic camp
`no worsethanasprain.
`10 players in the draft if they’re
`TORONTO — A Calgary-based
`interested in comingover.”
`Minnesota Timberwolves star
`Suisham out for season
`real estate trust would control one
`Son andfellow agent Brian Bar-
`Andrew Wigginsis one of 10
`Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Shaun
`tlett laid out the case on Twitter
`the largest collections of rental
`NBAplayers named to Canada’s
`Suisham reportedly suffered a
`apartments in Canada under a
`why Matthewsis more one-of-a-
`Olympic qualifying training
`torn ACL Sunday and is expected
`proposed three-way deal involv-
`kind than thefirst of many: “Mat-
`camp roster. Wigginsis joined by
`to miss the season. Suisham, a
`ing nearly 25,000 residential
`thews to Zurich isn’t ‘trailblazing’
`Anthony Bennett (Minnesota), Sim
`Wallaceburg native, sustained the
`because almost no oneelse can
`suites in eight provinces and twa
`Bhullar (Sacramento), Melvin Ejim
`territories.
`injury to his left knee during the
`follow the trail.”
`(Orlando), Cory Joseph (Toronto),
`Steelers’ 14-3 loss to the Minnesota
`Under the friendly deal
`Matthewsturns 18 on Sept. 17,
`Andrew Nicholson (Orlando),
`Vikings in the Hall of Fame Game.
`announced Monday, Northern
`which is when his work permit
`Kelly Olynyk (Boston), Dwight
`He will undergo surgery andlikely
`Property Real Estate Investment
`begins and he canstart playing
`Powell (Dallas), Robert Sacre
`be placed on injured reserve.
`Trust of Calgary will acquire True
`gamesfor the Lions. For another
`(Los Angeles) and Nik Stauskas
`North Apartment Real Estate
`Newton, Normanat it again
`player to do the same, he would
`(Philadelphia) to make up the NBA
`InvestmentTrust of Toronto.
`almost certainly have to have a
`contingentfor the FIBA Americas
`Carolina Panthers quarterback
`Northern also would acquire
`mid-to-late Septemberor October
`Olympic qualifying tournament
`Cam Newton waspulled off the
`a 4,650-suite portfolio of multi-
`birthday and be talented enough
`that tips off Aug. 31 in Mexico
`bottom of a pile without a helmet
`family properties managed by
`that a European team would want
`City. The roster’s remaining six
`following a training campfracas
`Starlight Investments Ltd., which
`to use up oneofits import spots
`with cornerback Josh Norman.
`players are Aaron Doornekamp,
`is controlled by True North chair-
`ona teenager.
`Carl English, Olivier Hanlan, Brady
`Newton, who signedthe third-
`person Daniel Drimmer.
`richest contract in the NFLlast
`Heslip and Phil Scrubb, who are on
`Drimmer, 42, would become
`European teams, and Jamal Murray,
`month, and Norman have a history
`the largest investor in the merged
`who is headed to the University of
`of trash-talking during scrimmages
`company, to be named Northview
`Kentucky,The first- and second-
`and 7-on-/ work in practices.
`Apartment Real Estate Invest-
`place tearns in Aug. 31-Sept. 12
`Shepherd's promise gone
`ment. Drimmer would have a
`tournamentearn berthsin the Rio
`14.5 per cent interest and have
`Games. The Canadian men are
`Philadelphia Eagles defensive
`the right to name two members of
`back JaCorey Shepherd will miss
`looking for their first Olympic berth
`its board.
`the entire 2015 season after an
`since 2000 in Sydney.
`Northview is expected to be
`MRI exam Monday revealed he
`Rangerstake on Stoll
`listed as NPR.UN on the Toronto
`tore his anterior cruciate ligament
`Stock Exchange, where Northern
`The New York Rangersare giving
`(ACL). Shepherd is a rookie who
`Property and True North units
`former Los Angeles Kings centre
`was drafted in the sixth round,
`also are traded. It would become
`Jarret Stoll a second chance a few
`but accordingto the Philadelphia
`Canada’s third-largest publicly
`months after he pleaded guilty to
`Inquirer he lookedlike