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03-03-18 09:51PM
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Poor BC...what happened, someone's wife went into labour so the guy left? Can't believe this team beat Jim Cotter


Are you insinuating that a man's place isn't with his partner when they give birth to their child?

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Poor BC...what happened, someone's wife went into labour so the guy left? Can't believe this team beat Jim Cotter


Time to change sheets for tv.

This exactly why the second Curl BC heard relegation was coming, they went out and hired John Morris, curler without boarders, to save them from being relegated. BC was teetering on relegation until Morris fly fished his way, a year later, after the curling season, to enough wins to prevent it.

BC will be lucky to get one or two wins.

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Well done NS if only to shut up Cheryl and her pro AB everything.

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Trouble with your theory is he took the ice he took and for that ice he was heavy by a tiny bit...you don't get to retake ice to match the weight thrown except in your theory..


I don't think so. Less weight with that ice would have maybe got him to top 4 foot, not shot.
We could see that the ice was tricky for both teams (and the ice continued to be difficult to read on Saturday).
The weight was good on Jason's last - they either just took too much ice, or he threw it a bit wide.

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I enjoyed TSN's debate during the CAN-BC game about defense being too easy at this level. They debated whether or not the stones were too lively, which ruins the effectiveness of freezes and makes doubles, triples, and quadruple takeouts relatively simple. They didn't talk about tick shots, but I feel those can really suck the life out of an end as well.

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I enjoyed TSN's debate during the CAN-BC game about defense being too easy at this level. They debated whether or not the stones were too lively, which ruins the effectiveness of freezes and makes doubles, triples, and quadruple takeouts relatively simple. They didn't talk about tick shots, but I feel those can really suck the life out of an end as well.


The problem with that is tv has created the demand for constant big shots to satisfy audiences with no patience and short attention spans.

Plus, by widening the striking bands to club standards and reducing the amount of dusting a stone gets (both of which will reduce the liveliness of rocks), you'll suddenly see these so called top players looking very ordinary. Why? Because you took away playing field advantages you don't have at 99% of regular events held in clubs.

Sweeping? Well they still allow snowplowing and dumping so taking away the evil material really hasn't changed much, has it?

And since the CCA and WCT don't want to narrow the gap between the alleged tiers of competitive play (they want their pretty poster boys/girls with crossed arms, pouty face poses, not Ed Werenich with a dangling toothpick) it ain't happening folks.

Which is a shame because it's rare to watch a game with nail biting drama. It's like basketball and an endless parade of slam dunks. Fun to see but eventually boring as there's no build-up, no anticipation.

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How many more mornings on mute button?


It's all of them. Someone at the network MUST tell them less is more. I can't count how many times all of them have rattled on incessantly listening to their own voices, playing with the teleprompter OVER TOP of the players discussing their shots. After all the babbling Russ says hey Cheryl what was the call there I missed it? Shut up and listen so we can all hear the shot, then second guess them all you want. Please.

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epping really has to do something about his tendency to choke leads away.up 5-1 and 7-3 and he ended up having to play a tap in an extra end for the win. that's just not okay.

like i said, i don't know what the hell happened to him but in the last year or so he's just become a real head case. he used to be a great front runner, up there with the likes of jacobs and mcewen in terms of being hard to come back on. now he just melts down and can't make a thing when he's ahead.


the end of that nova scotia/alberta game was interesting to say the least. murphy very nearly blew it on his last in 10. he's lucky bottcher jammed that shot for 2 in 9 or he'd have lost. bottcher..his record at the brier now is 3-9. i know it's only 1 game here but i maintain that he needs to get rid of moulding. when things get tense moulding breaks down. he's just an extremely unreliable third. and i don't really know what the hell rus and cheryl were talking about in regard to him being clam and reigning brendan in. if anything brendan is the calm one who has to reign darren in. darren is a firecracker , he is a calming force nor a voice of reason to no one.

reid nearly gave the game away in 10. how those sweepers got his draw as far as they did is beyond me.

overall the first day has definitely not been short on drama. been exciting , you can't say it hasn't

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I enjoyed TSN's debate during the CAN-BC game about defense being too easy at this level. They debated whether or not the stones were too lively, which ruins the effectiveness of freezes and makes doubles, triples, and quadruple takeouts relatively simple. They didn't talk about tick shots, but I feel those can really suck the life out of an end as well.


agree with you and them. defense is just way to easy at this point. and teams are leaning on it more and more. look at the BC game yesterday. 3 of the first 5 ends blanked. it's just to easy for teams who get a lead to defend.

it gets boring to watch the same formula of team A scoring multiples then just hitting everything in sight. teams just go all out defense earlier and it takes the fun out of the game. there was no atmosphere at all in the gushue/geall game after that 2nd end.

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epping really has to do something about his tendency to choke leads away.up 5-1 and 7-3 and he ended up having to play a tap in an extra end for the win. that's just not okay.

like i said, i don't know what the hell happened to him but in the last year or so he's just become a real head case. he used to be a great front runner, up there with the likes of jacobs and mcewen in terms of being hard to come back on. now he just melts down and can't make a thing when he's ahead.


the end of that nova scotia/alberta game was interesting to say the least. murphy very nearly blew it on his last in 10. he's lucky bottcher jammed that shot for 2 in 9 or he'd have lost. bottcher..his record at the brier now is 3-9. i know it's only 1 game here but i maintain that he needs to get rid of moulding. when things get tense moulding breaks down. he's just an extremely unreliable third. and i don't really know what the hell rus and cheryl were talking about in regard to him being clam and reigning brendan in. if anything brendan is the calm one who has to reign darren in. darren is a firecracker , he is a calming force nor a voice of reason to no one.

reid nearly gave the game away in 10. how those sweepers got his draw as far as they did is beyond me.

overall the first day has definitely not been short on drama. been exciting , you can't say it hasn't



What Cheryl & Russ think Moulding is cool & calm? I guess Chryls strong AB bias is fogging up her glasses. Maybe Bottcher can talk Kennedy out of his break.

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What Cheryl & Russ think Moulding is cool & calm? I guess Chryls strong AB bias is fogging up her glasses. Maybe Bottcher can talk Kennedy out of his break.



it's kind of funny when i do listen to them sometimes. how anyone could think darren moulding is a voice of reason is just beyond me. brendan may not have been around as long but he is far more mature and sensible than darren ever was

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epping really has to do something about his tendency to choke leads away.up 5-1 and 7-3 and he ended up having to play a tap in an extra end for the win. that's just not okay.

like i said, i don't know what the hell happened to him but in the last year or so he's just become a real head case. he used to be a great front runner, up there with the likes of jacobs and mcewen in terms of being hard to come back on. now he just melts down and can't make a thing when he's ahead.




If Epping is the best ON can send to the Brier, then competitive curling in Ontario is in serious trouble,

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Hey, I think the Brier is on.

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**** EDITOR's NOTE: Thanks for sharing your story CURLER1, am removing all the off-topic discussion though to try and get the thread back on topic. ****

I think that Team Canada looks pretty good, going to be hard to beat. I hope McEwen can keep his strength up for the week.

I see they play each other tomorrow night, surely that will be the televised game.

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If Epping is the best ON can send to the Brier, then competitive curling in Ontario is in serious trouble,



i don't agree with that at all. epping has a very good team. he has strategy issues but he is a top team and if he's waving the flag for ontario they are in good hands.

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canada has looked good. but take into consideration who they played. they played 2 of the weaker teams here not expected to make the playoffs or even out of the group. things will get tougher now

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I'm concerned for the future of this event. When I watch the games I am seeing a club team getting pummelled by a pro team. Like watching someone with a 30 handicap golf against Phil Mickleson.

Is it time to perhaps have a separate curling tour for the elites and keep the Brier for the "amateurs"? For the trials, designate certain events as qualifiers.

Don't get me wrong, Quebec played well against SK - or did Laycock just have an off night?

However, those who play on the Grand Slam are in a different level...

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I'm concerned for the future of this event. When I watch the games I am seeing a club team getting pummelled by a pro team. Like watching someone with a 30 handicap golf against Phil Mickleson.

Is it time to perhaps have a separate curling tour for the elites and keep the Brier for the "amateurs"? For the trials, designate certain events as qualifiers.

Don't get me wrong, Quebec played well against SK - or did Laycock just have an off night?

However, those who play on the Grand Slam are in a different level...



I agree. There should not be teams at a national championship that would be lucky to win a club championship at most Canadian curling clubs.

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Congrats to Brad Gushue on becoming the winningest skip ever in the brier. Also, on the same day, congrats to Greg Smith on becoming the winningest NFLD skip, other than Brad, since 2006.

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McEwen team looking in trouble until 10th, then a great shot by Mike. Must have been satisfying and a relief and really hard on Murphy who played well and looked like a winner.

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I agree. There should not be teams at a national championship that would be lucky to win a club championship at most Canadian curling clubs.



Have to agree, as a national championship at the top level should be the pinnacle. There is something wrong when the multiplication factor at the Brier and Scotties is lower than at many Slams.


Another thing to consider is that numerous teams across Canada devote much time, energy and money to becoming elite. They spend tons of money to get better and travel across provinces and the country to play in events. Many of these teams don’t stand a chance at playing in a Brier or Scotties because there is at least one or more better teams in the prov, so their time and money don’t count for the National championships.


Then CC gives a free entry to a team who hasn’t even played together, hasn’t travelled much, or hasn’t spent much money to even enter a bonspiel or two. As mentioned by Guido, these teams couldn’t even win a club championship at most clubs and they’re playing in the Brier or Scotties. You can also say the better teams and elite teams have paid their dues… they have devoted much time, energy and money to curling to become better teams., so maybe more of them should play in a Nat championship.


I understand how CC wants to include all prov and territories in the nat events, as they want to build the sport everywhere. What I don’t understand is how you can include a team from NU and it has a skip from Ontario; you have a team from the YK and it has a third from Edmonton and not sure the skip doesn't live in AB; you have a team from the NT and it has a third from Alberta or SK, but not NT… how does that build the sport in the NU, YK or the NT???

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Only took 2.5 days for the cream to come to the top. The CC needs to rein in the maverick provincial associations whose execs see the Brier as a free trip to the south. These provincials need to stop pretending that they are "growing" the game.

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Too many predictable outcomes. The field is not balanced enough, and the games have produced very little drama because of it. It's just a boring tournament right now, which is too bad. The playoffs should be good, though.

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