Through rain nor snow nor sleet of night shall keep Peter from living his life. Whether it be working for the USPS or traveling the continent in search of  sporting events it's a mantra he lives on a daily basis. While Peter spends his spare time blogging about his sports road trip travels and the Buffalo sport scene, it's not beneath him to heavily (too much so) pimp the sports teams near his hometown of Horseheads, New York. 

Written on Friday, October 26th, 2007 at 5:56am by Andrew Kulyk | No Comments

Game On – National Lacrosse League season saved.

logo_nll.gifDid anybody really expect that this wouldn’t be resolved eventually?

TSN is reporting that the League and the Professional Lacrosse Players Association have struck a seven year labor deal.

For those of you sick and tired of ridiculous player salaries in sports these days, here are some eye popping numbers:

The $21,294 capped veteran salary and the $25,552 capped franchise player salary – each team can have a maximum of two franchise players – will increase five per cent next season, while the $6,880 rookie and $9,282 second-year maximum will increase by six per cent.

Interestingly the previously announced schedule is now out the window as some teams have released reserved arena dates after the season cancellation had been imposed. A new schedule should be released shortly.

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