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Avalon East Investigating Hockey Brawl
Posted by: | CommentsSeems like controversy is never too far away from hockey here in Newfoundland and Labrador, whether it's an MHA opening his mouth or something happening on the ice.
Read the latest story carried on CBC – http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2013/02/01/nl-hockey-fight-reaction-review-201.html - Where a recent incident on the ice has led former professional player Todd Gillingham to quesiton his role in hockey.
What's your thoughts on this?
Want to discuss it more? Vist our discussion forum here – http://www.nlhockeytalk.ca/hockey and read what others are saying.
Goodbye Corner Brook,Hello DeerLake
Posted by: | CommentsThe Corner Brook Royals are no more. Team owner Mr. Ross Coates has decided to rename the team The Western Royals and move 52 kms up the highway toDeerLake. This has left manyCorner Brookhockey fans in disbelief but others acknowledge the move as long overdue. With a 75-year history in the city ofCorner Brook, the Royals have been a pinnacle in Newfoundland Senior Hockey in the province and are arguably one of the best hockey franchises this province has ever seen.
The move toDeerLakeshouldn't come as a big surprise to anyone who follows senior hockey. TheCorner Brookversion of the Royals has struggled for several seasons both on and off the ice. Despite some close to the organization indicating otherwise, the Royals struggled with coaching, management and with morale in the dressing room. Players weren't performing, fans weren't happy and revenues were down.
This heralded franchise looked like it would be no more until Mr. Ross Coates stepped into the picture two years ago.
He embraced the City ofCorner Brookand the Royals, making moves to strengthen the team both on and off the ice. He built what looked liked the most competitive team ever in recent Royals history. He brought in some of the most recognized talent in the province, signing players such as Terry Ryan and Donnie Gosse. He reached out to bring in some imports and made changes throughout the backend of the organization.
There were many hockey watchers who thought the team had great potential but some fans weren't sold on the changes. Many criticized the Royals for recycling old talent, not embracing younger talent and building a team that could play a faster, transitional game that was the new reality in the Newfoundland Senior Hockey League.
The team did itself little favours on the ice, failing to live up to expectations. As a result, attendance was down. Coates did seek a better deal from the Pepsi Centre and made drastic moves to bring people to the arena when he went as far as stopping the local radio station from carrying the games.
Coates kept the team inCorner Brookfor two-years. He wanted the team to succeed here and wanted to build a winning team. His efforts weren't rewarded and as a businessman, he faced the harsh reality of having to deal with the true economics of running a team in the NLSHL.
Some have indicated moving the team toDeerLakewill do nothing other than lower the costs of operating. There's the perception thatDeerLakeis a "Red Wing" town and will only support a "Red Wing" team and that the "Royals" brand won't work there.
DeerLakeis a hockey town. It's filled with hockey fans and the absence of the Deer Lake Red Wings last season has starved the area for some good ole hockey! Everyone is forgetting there were large numbers ofDeerLakeresidents making the trek toCorner Brookto watch Langdon and the Robinsons lace up withCorner Brook. There were some games when the numbers fromDeerLakeout numbered those fromCorner Brook.
Ross Coates isn't new to business and running a team in the NLSHL is a business. He didn't just make the move without considering the economics and the pros/cons. He did what was not only essential to save his investment in the team but to keep senior hockey here on the West Coast because if you look at the new reality in the league, the five other teams in the league are located central – east. This league can and will survive withoutCorner Brookand even withoutDeerLakeas participants.
This is a move that allows Coates and the Royals to leave behind the baggage associated with the "Corner Brook Royals" and start a new chapter for senior hockey here on the West Coast. When the dust settles over this, there will be hockey here on the West Coast not in spite of the move, but because of the move.
A loss forCorner Brookis a gain forDeerLake. It's too bad that it happened, but this is the new reality of senior hockey.
To weigh in on the discussion, don't forget to visit http://www.nlhockeytalk.ca/hockey – where you will get the latest thoughts from fans, just like you.
Clarenville Caribous 2011-2012 Herder Champs
Posted by: | CommentsThe Clarenville Caribous are the 2011-2012 Herder Memorial Champions, taking game 5 of the series by a score of 6-3 over the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts.
This win more than seals Clarenville's place atop of the Newfoundland hockey scene as one of the most dominating teams to play in the province at the senior level. They have cemented themselves in hockey history taking their third Herder in 4 years and in the only year they didn't win this provincial award, they won the Allan Cup!
With the controversy surrounding the Herder Venue and Grand Falls-Windor's public battle with Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador over moving the championship series away from home arenas, one has to wonder if this impacted their teams' performance.
While the Cataracts did win the opening game of the series at Mile One in St. John's, there were those who credited the win more to nerves and poor play by the Clarenville goaltender Jason Churchill. It wasn't until Churchill got his bearings well into the second game of the series that the Caribous started firing on all cylinders.
The Caribous were the better team and in taking four games straight, proved one of the reasons why they were the best team throughout the regular season.
Team captain Dustin Russell was named MVP.
Congratulations to the Clarenville Caribous for their 3rd Herder Championship and for treating the fans in both St. John's and Corner Brook to some great hockey action.
Then There Were Two
Posted by: | CommentsThe finals have now been set for the inaugural edition of the Newfoundland Senior Hockey League playoffs with the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts and the Clarenville Caribous slated to square off this coming weekend at the Mile One stadium in St. John's.
Throughout the regular season, the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts and Clarenville Caribous battled for top spot in the league. Younger legs and a much better transitional game showed just how well adapted these teams were for this new style of hockey that had unfolded the past couple of seasons.
Unlike previous years, the championship series will see the winner of the league playoff series being awarded the Herder Memorial Trophy. Before the winners of the east coast league and the west coast league faced each other in a championship to award the top award.
Some of the fans have expressed a bitter-sweet sentiment over their teams making the playoffs. Teams have to travel to play any of the games and fans wanting to support their teams will have to travel as well.
It will be interesting to see what attendance will be like in both Corner Brook and the Mile One stadiums as initial reports put ticket sales at an all-time low.
Some of the best hockey is to be played during the Herder and Corner Brook/St. John's hockey fans will likely miss out by opting not to attend.
Is Senior Hockey This Fragile in Newfoundland?
Posted by: | CommentsHockey Newfoundland and Labrador (HNL) has rendered its decision. The venues for the Herder Memorial will remain as they had previously announced – Mile One in St. John's and the Pepsi Centre in Corner Brook.
If you were to listen to the fans and management of the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts, the sky is falling. There will be no hockey in central Newfoundland next season, this is the end of the Cataracts organization and sponsors will drop the team like a hot potato.
Is this the end of the newly formed Newfoundland Senior Hockey League (NLSHL)? Are the teams in the league so fragile that this decision will cause the whole thing to topple like a house of cards?
Poll the fans across the island and we're pretty confident everyone will sympathize with the plight felt by the Cataracts organization, its fans and its sponsors. Who wouldn't want to bring such a high profile hockey game into their backyard especially if you are a small town team where hockey is the big ticket?
HNL made its decision not to stick it to the Cataracts but to raise the profile of the game and to hopefully add some stability to the senior hockey scene. It wasn't meant to stick it to the Cataracts or to any of the teams for that matter. It was a decision to support the game we all love and to showcase the great product that steps onto the ice each weekend for our entertainment.
Does the whole future of the NLSHL rest on the Cataracts hosting the Herder? Is the league that fragile?
History has shown us that Newfoundland senior hockey is vulnerable. It imploded in the 1980s when teams brought in high paid imports, ran large deficits and eventually buckled under the financial pressures.
The Cataracts have indicated their future is uncertain given HNL's decision. Fans have called for a boycott of the Herder games and some suggested should the Cats make it to the Herder finals, the team itself should send a message and boycott the coveted championship.
What would this prove other than driving a final nail in a fragile league?
When senior hockey disappeared from the province 20 years ago, it was a sad day. No one wants to go back there and hearing the doom-and-gloom statements coming from some senior teams is disheartening.
The revival of senior hockey in the province was a Godsend to the many hockey fans. Teams such as the Corner Brook Royals, Deer Lake Red Wings and Grand Falls Cataracts brought the game back to local rinks. Volunteers resurrected the Phoenix from the ashes and nurtured their fragile teams into contenders. They worked long and hard and succeeded when many doubted what they were attempting to do.
With Deer Lake withdrawing from the old West Coast Senior Hockey League before the start of this current season, many around thought this was once again the end of another hockey era. Once again, volunteers and dedicated organizations stepped up to the plate and hit a homerun.
They gave us the Newfoundland Senior Hockey League, embraced the concept that had been tossed around for years and expanded to incorporate teams from the east.
It was a good day for hockey in this province.
Still, as a hockey fan, a loyal supporter of the game we all love, one can't help but feel vulnerable after watching the month-long drama over the Herder venues playing out in the realm of public opinion.
It showed a dirty side of the game, one that is about business, about making money and about doing everything that can be done to give individual teams an advantage over their competition financially.
The loyalty shown to their local fans and sponsors by the Cataracts organization cannot be questioned. They've done nothing but great things for their organization and have built a winner when many had them written off just a few short years ago.
We can question their motives that resulted in drama that unfolded in the wake of HNL's decision. They have exposed the league, its fans and sponsors to the darker side of the game, one that should have been left in the boardrooms.
Some of the volunteers have been vilified and ridiculed. People have questioned their character and their loyalty to their respective towns and organizations when it's been those same volunteers that fought for years to bring the game back for the fans.
There's no questioning the reason behind all the fuss. All the fallout was for one thing and one thing only. It had nothing to do with the fans. This was a fight over money. It's that simple.
Is senior hockey here in Newfoundland as fragile as people want us to believe? Most definitely!
HNL's decision is a move in the right direction. It is at least an attempt to share the wealth throughout the entire league, not just the teams that make it to the Herder.
In the off-season it is important both the league and HNL work to improve communications and to promote the league. Hockey doesn't stop because the ice is gone off the rink.
It lives on in the hearts of the players and in the dreams of the fans, something that many involved with today's senior league have forgotten.
A New Reality in Newfoundland Senior Hockey
Posted by: | CommentsApproximately 14 months ago, Newfoundland Hockey Talk posted about a decision made by Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador (HNL) around the Herder Memorial Championship. We had received a series of email messages from a source, indicating there had been discussion and perhaps some decisions around declaring the Corner Brook's Pepsi Centre and St. John's Mile One Centre as the venues for all games for the Herder.
When we broke the story, we were criticized and people indicated this could never happen. It was up to the individual teams to decide where they would play the games.
Fast forward 14 months and we are here now in one of the biggest controversies of the season. Reality has sunk in and one team in particular, the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts are taking exception to HNL's decision. The team sees this as a slap in the face to the team, its fans, the town and every sponsor/supporter that stepped up over the years to build the Cats into the great organization they have.
Why did HNL make this decision?
From what we have ascertained, this decision is meant to help spread the wealth, an attempt to introduce "revenue sharing" to assist struggling teams and perhaps "save" senior hockey in the province.
The Cats don't see it that way and they see this as a money grab by HNL and they have been criticized the governing body for making the decision.
HNL has fired back indicating the decision is good for the senior hockey and it would not reverse its decision.
Newfoundland Hockey Talk can sympathize with the Cats position. We also understand where HNL is coming from with its stand.
However, what we do think, there's something else happening behind the scenes that we are all not hearing.
If everyone thinks this is just about the Herder venue, they are truly mistaken. There are more things happening behind the scenes than HNL or NLSHL probably wants to even comment on.
The league has issues that include HNL's Herder venue decision but ask why the other teams have been pretty much silent. One would think if this was such a major issue for the teams, their owners and representatives would be on this like white on rice.
Truly, this sucks for the Cats organization, its fan and the team supporters. Is this the signs the league is about to crumble?
If senior hockey is to survive here in Newfoundland, something has to change and there has to be a new approach taken to attract fans and change the impressions of the game. Teams must somehow make the game more entertaining off the ice and improve the product that's on the ice.
Drop your thoughts about this on the Newfoundland Hockey Talk Discussion Forum.
Newfoundland Hockey Discussion
Posted by: | CommentsYou can find the ongoing discussion around the Newfoundland & Labrador Hockey Scene over at the Newfoundland Hockey Talk Discussion Forum.
Come join the many hundreds of thousands that visit monthly and participate in the best discussion around.
The New Corner Brook Royals
Posted by: | CommentsThe first half of the season is gone by and the Royals are sitting with 5 wins, 5 losses. If you read the discussions taking place about the Newfoundland Senior Hockey League you will hear some good and some bad things about the Corner Brook Royals.
This year is a bit of an odd year.
With the Deer Lake Red Wings taking a year to rebuild their organization, many of the Deer Lake players such as the Robinsons and the Langdons have suited up in the red-white-and-blue. It's a bit of different dynamic given the rich history and rivalry these two teams had on the ice.
That's where the rivalry stops … on the ice.
Talking to the fans, many are impressed with what the Royals are doing this year. They are playing some of their best hockey and could have easily won every game. Sure, they had some bad luck and couldn't put the puck in the net at times and were unable to finish some great scoring opportunities … but you have to look at the situation as it was unfolding.
The Corner Brook Royals once again had a new coach. He may have had experience and some successes behind the bench in minor hockey but this is much different. Fitzgerald needed time to get his footing, feel out his players and understand the dynamics of the game. Some of his inexperience has shown through at times, quite evident in his lines and his on-ice match-ups but he has adjusted and is doing a fine job.
The players needed some time to also gel, to find their legs and to get a feel for how their new line mates played. It has taken some time and over the course of 10 games, the Royals have started to find their stride. Their passing has improved, they've finished their checks, have shown so much emotion and heart as of late, they have started to turn heads in this league.
Many had written the Royals off after their first weekend.
Big mistake.
This is a team that is filled with competitors. Contrary to popular beliefs, there is no animosity in the dressing room, just a bunch of guys having fun and wanting to win.
For the fans who have decided to stay away from the game this year … you're really missing a treat.
The new Corner Brook Royals is a great team. The organization is keeping true to its plan to rebuild this great organization.
Newfoundland Senior Hockey 2011-2012 Schedule
Posted by: | CommentsHere's the latest schedule for the newly formed Newfoundland Senior Hockey League for 2011-2012 (click to load a full view of the schedule).
AHL Returns to Newfoundland and Labrador
Posted by: | CommentsThe AHL is returning to Newfoundland and Labrador as former premier Danny Williams managed to snag a deal with the Manitoba Moose, the designated farm team for the newly awarded Winnipeg NHL franchise.
The Newfoundland and Labrador government was asked to provide a subsidy to the tune of $500,000 but quickly decided to not get involved with pro hockey. To save the deal, Williams went another route and worked with Mile One Entertainment to provide alternate funding for the team.
Williams inked a 3-year deal for the franchise and it's likely this will be Newfoundland's last chance to keep a pro hockey team in its capital. The St. John's Maple Leafs pulled out after 10 years and the Fog Devils had a short stint in the capital.
While Newfoundland Hockey Talk is happy to see pro hockey return to the province, one must ask the question if there will be enough support to keep the team in the city. Initial indications are this is a long term commitment by both Williams and the league and early ticket sales and marketing measures show the team is headed in the right direction.
The name of the team has yet to be announced.


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Go to rockcandy.omaha.com to read music writer Kevin Coffey's latest updates on Red Sky.
Red Sky Music Festival kicked off earlier this week at TD Ameritrade Park with Rascal Flatts, but the fun, sun and music continues this weekend with Brad Paisley, Def Leppard and more than a dozen other bands. We have the skinny on the whole festival including the music, schedule and what you can and can't bring into the festival.
So before you head out the door, sunscreen and lawn chair in hand, read our handy guide.
No concerts
B stage
3:30 p.m.: Belles & Whistles
4:15 p.m.: Crossfire
5 p.m.: Charlie Worsham
6:15 p.m.: Kristen Kelly
Main stage
7 p.m.: Brad Paisley with The Band Perry, The Lost Trailers
B stage
1 p.m.: Chad Lee
1:50 p.m.: Marcos & Sabor
3 p.m.: Toy Boxx
4:10 p.m.: Moonjuice
5:30 p.m.: Rock Paper Dynamite
Main stage
7 p.m. : Def Leppard with Poison, Lita Ford
� Acts on Stage B, which is in Lot B south of TD Ameritrade Park, are presented free of charge.
� Parking is available in all other MECA lots around the ballpark and CenturyLink Center Omaha as well as the garage attached to the arena.
� It's going to be hot, so drink plenty of water and bring sunscreen.
� You are allowed to bring one 20-ounce or smaller clear plastic water bottle, but no other food or drink is allowed.
� Bags may be searched.
� No audio or video recording and no professional cameras.
� Lawn chairs and blankets are allowed around Stage B, but not in the ballpark.
� No large umbrellas.
More information at redskyfestival.com.
Brad Paisley
Country star Brad Paisley is popular around here.
Paisley has performed at CenturyLink Center Omaha three times, most recently in 2009. Since that concert, the 40-year-old released two albums: "American Saturday Night" and "This Is Country Music."
Many of Paisley's singles have amusing subjects and are akin to novelty songs: "I'm Still a Guy" is full of male stereotypes, "Ticks" is about trying to pick up a girl at a bar and "I'm Gonna Miss Her" is about ditching his wife for a fishing trip.
Some of his songs have more serious material, including the song "Waitin' On A Woman," which has a version with spoken parts by Andy Griffith, who recently passed away.
Well-known as a guitar player, one of Paisley's previous albums, "Play," contained mostly instrumental tracks.
Paisley's one of the most popular touring artists around. So far this year, he's sold more than 420,000 tickets around the world.
Def Leppard
"Pour Some Sugar On Me" may be Def Leppard's most enduring song, but that's not all they're known for.
With tracks such as "Photograph," "Hysteria" and "Love Bites," the English rock band is one of the best-selling artists of all time, landing in the top 50 in the U.S. above American artists such as Bon Jovi, Britney Spears and Tom Petty.
Though the band's most popular music came decades ago, they continue to work on new material. The album "Songs from the Sparkle Lounge" was put together in a backstage rehearsal area the band referred to as the sparkle lounge.
Guitarist Vivian Campbell told The World-Herald that the album was mostly songs written by individual band members instead of a collaborative effort, but he was still proud of the material. That said, he knows the songs won't be as popular as songs like "Rock of Ages."
"It's a difficult process because it's kind of frustrating because we know it's not going to sell. It's the nature of the industry nowadays, especially for bands like us," Campbell said. "But it is important in an artistic sense that you keep creating and keep forging forward."
He added that after their tour with Poison and Lita Ford is over the band will head to the studio to continue working on new songs.
Even though they have new music, Def Leppard still works hard on rehearsing and playing its old hits, Campbell said.
"Those are the songs that we always play," he said. "We're prisoners of our own success, (but) when I go see an act, I want to hear certain songs."
In addition to its hits, the band will also play deep cuts from its hit '80s albums that fans love, but typically haven't been heard at recent concerts.
The Band Perry
Siblings Kimberly, Reid and Neil Perry have found success as a country trio. The Perrys only have one album and an EP to their credit, but those releases have spawned five hit singles including "If I Die Young," "You Lie" and "All Your Life."
The Lost Trailers
The band was on hiatus for a while, but they have two new singles, "Underdog" and "American Beauty." The group disbanded in 2010, but lead guitarist Stokes Nielsen reformed the band with singer-songwriter and vocalist Jason Wyatt.
While they may not be all about the glam, big hair and tight pants these days, Poison still rocks the stage with hits such as "Talk Dirty to Me," "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" and "Unskinny Bop."
Lita Ford
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Jaymie Jones and her daughter, Kelli, make up this singer-songwriter duo. Music is in the family; Jaymie was a longtime member of Mulberry Lane with her sisters. Belles & Whistles formed when Kelli would join her mom during rehearsals for a solo tour.
This country music band also dabbles in classic rock. They mix in a few originals with a lot of covers, including Alan Jackson's "Chattahoochee," Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" and Kevin Fowler's "Pound Sign Question Mark."
Kristen Kelly
"Ex-Old Man" is Kelly's debut single, which deals with the end of a marriage and the end of her friendship with her "ex-best friend." Kelly's on tour with Brad Paisley and has another single coming with "He Loves to Make Me Cry."
Charlie Worsham
This country singer-songwriter has opened for Taylor Swift and others. Worsham is a banjo prodigy who often takes suggestions for cover songs from his Twitter followers and arranges, records and films the songs for his YouTube channel within 24 hours.
This Omaha cover band has a diverse songlist, including Jimmy Buffett, ZZ Top, Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, Sublime, Linkin Park and Billy Idol, among many others.
Chad Lee
The Omaha-based country singer covers songs by artists ranging from Merle Haggard to Kenny Chesney and sings his own original material. Lee also writes songs for Nashville-based publishing companies. Montgomery Gentry is the latest country artist to record one of Lee's songs.
Marcos & Sabor
Latin American sounds abound when Marcos & Sabor take the stage. The South Omaha group now features Milena Libertad, a vocalist who made it through the first round of "American Idol" auditions. Look for classic covers such as "Oye Como Va" and the band's originals, too.
Toy Boxx
Omaha cover band Toy Boxx sings everything from "Gunpowder & Lead" by Miranda Lambert to "All the Small Things" by Blink 182. They're a hard-working band, too. Toy Boxx is booked almost every weekend at Omaha bars, clubs and events.
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Sphere chairs for adults are built to give you maxim comfort for relaxing, both indoors and outdoors. Depending on where you are going to use it, you should choose a chair that is meant for this purpose. Some of them are designed for indoor use, and these ones have thick, fluffy, cushions that you can really sink into. This type may be luxuriously soft and great for indoor use, but if it gets rained on outdoors you might have some trouble drying it out and cleaning it. Nevertheless, if you are going to use your chair inside few pieces of furniture can rival a soft microfiber sphere chair in comfort.
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NBA @ 2: Wizards "Flip" Saunders, Coach Out
The Washington Wizards have fired head coach Flip Saunders, as first reported by Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.
Assistant coach Randy Wittman is expected to take over on an interim basis.
The Wizards have been undeniably awful this season. After finally getting their second win, Washington had lost their next three games and are in last place with a 2-15 record on the season.
So far, Washington is winless in seven attempts on the road. Through 17 games, they've been outscored by 10.6 points while averaging just 88.6 points a game.
To be fair, it's not like Saunders was necessarily given a lot to work with on the floor, but he was never really able to get the most out of players like John Wall, Nick Young, JaVale McGee and Andray Blatche, at least not as a group.
Wittman does have two coaching stints under his belt, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers from 1999 to 2001 and the Minnesota Timberwolves from 2007 to 2009.
As far as a winning pedigree, Randy had a 38-105 record in Minnesota and went 62-102 in Cleveland. Sadly, his 32.6 percent career percentage would be an improvement for the Wizards who are currently at 11.8 percent.
Saunders previously coached the Detroit Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves. While he has multiple Conference Finals appearances as a coach, it was clear from the start of the season that the Wizards were simply tuning him out as a coach.
Flip wasn't the lone problem in Washington and Whitman will have a difficult challenge ahead of him, but it was clearly time for a change.
The only clear positive for the Wizards is that the 2012 NBA Draft will be loaded with talent.
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Fourteen games in and the Los Angeles Clippers have a strong 9-5 record despite playing stretches without Chris Paul, Chauncey Billups, Mo Williams, Caron Butler and Brian Cook.
Los Angeles has won eight of 10 at home, with their most recent loss coming in spectacular fashion on a Kevin Love buzzer-beating three.
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In Los Angeles, one player has quickly emerged as the fan favorite. Naturally the home crowd adores the stars like Blake Griffin, Paul and the like but newcomer Reggie Evans has made a very quick impression.
For a team initially desperate for rebounding (still 27th in the league), the Clippers added arguably the best per minute board-man in Evans. Reggie, despite a solid year in Toronto, signed with the Clippers for the league minimum.
Joining the team a bit late after battling an ankle issue, Evans has averaged 2.6 offensive boards a game and 5.8 overall in just 17.6 minutes.
The way he fights to provide extra possessions for the Clippers has inspired the STAPLES Center crowd to regularly chant "Reg-gie, Reg-gie," throughout games.
"I guess they just like hard work, really," said Evans recently. "That's what it's telling me. We're just having fun."
Teammate Paul recognizes just what the 6'8″ power forward brings to the Clippers.
"When Reggie comes in the game and guys see how hard he is playing, it becomes contagious," said Paul. "You have no choice but to play hard when you see Reggie diving all over the court."
Evans is now in the tenth year of his career, which is remarkable for an undrafted player with limited offensive ability. While he's shooting a strong 55.6 percent from the field, Reggie has taken just nine shot attempts through nine games. At the free throw line, he's shooting just 35.0 percent.
The Clippers didn't get Evans for his offense and while they'd like to see the free throw percentage climb, he's a valuable role player on a team loaded with scorers.
Reggie's gift is securing additional possessions for the Clippers. His presence has rubbed off on young starter DeAndre Jordan, who has been more of a shot-blocker than rebounder through his career.
"[I'm] just trying to set an example, going out there and trying to do what it means is the best of it, kind of be contagious," said Evans. "It's really starting to be contagious and DJ is starting to go off the glass and stuff like that. We're able to stay home too with our big men, we don't have to do a lot of helping and so we get to stay home and get rebounds and go with it."
Los Angeles has five double-figure scorers, which leaves plenty of room on the floor for Evans to operate.
"What I bring to the table, it's easy to make everything kind of adapt," said Reggie. "It ain't like they got to find ways to get open or find shots for me. I've got my own lane, so I stay in my lane. It's real simple getting into the flow of it."
The Clippers make up for their home-heavy schedule with a difficult February that features nine of 14 games on the road. Evans is looking forward to the challenge.
"It is what it is, sometimes it's how the dice roll, so you just got to be ready," said Reggie. "It's cool."
The Clippers will visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night.
Shannon Brown Finding Role in Phoenix
Shooting guard Shannon Brown joined the Phoenix Suns as a free agent this summer, leaving the Los Angeles Lakers after playing an important part of their back-to-back championships.
The Suns started the season slowly but are improving as they search for their place in the Western Conference standings. At 6-10, Phoenix will host three of their next four at home before a brutal, road-heavy schedule.
"[We're] trying to build the camaraderie that we really couldn't get with the shortened season," said Brown. "For the most part, I feel good about what's going on."
After years playing with Kobe Bryant, and before that LeBron James in Cleveland, this is Brown's first opportunity to see regular minutes with a point guard like Steve Nash.
"He's amazing to watch him out there pass that ball," said Brown. "I guess you could call him a true point guard, a point guard that sets people up and looks for the pass first. He could be at the basket with a wide open layup and see somebody open and pass it to him. That's how unselfish he is and so this is definitely the first time that I've played with a real, true point guard."
Brown is averaging 9.7 points per game for the Suns for the season, and 11.7 over the last 10 games.
After almost three seasons with the Lakers, it was time for Shannon to look for opportunities elsewhere. The Suns just felt like the right fit.
"No disrespect to no other team or whatever the case is, but it was just the best situation for me, my family and my basketball career at the time," said Brown. "At the end of the day, Phoenix was the team that had the most attractive offer."
Shannon signed a $3.5 million deal with the Suns, but will be a free agent once again this summer.
Brown is still close with his former Laker teammates.
"I talk to Kobe [Bryant] a little bit. I talk to Matt [Barnes] a little bit. I talk to them," said Shannon. "I follow them. I still watch to keep up with what's going on."
Brown will always be fond of the Lakers, who gave him his first regular minutes in the league.
"I'm very appreciative," said Shannon. "When I came here, I immediately was able to come in and try to make an impact on what was going on, everybody welcomed me with open arms … two championships later, I'm just grateful and thankful."
As far as Phoenix, Brown said he's curious about the hot summers although he won't be spending his offseason in Arizona.
"I'm based in Atlanta right now. Wife out there," said Brown of recording artist spouse Monica. "So, that's where I'm at, that's where I spend most of my summer."
The Suns host the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night.
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