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Jhonas Enroth laces up his skates in Buffalo; Marcus Jordan puts his foot down in Florida
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The Buffalo Sabres have recalled goalie Jhonas Enroth from Portland.
The Buffalo Sabres play back-to-back games this weekend against Philadelphia and Boston and have called up goalie Jhonas Enroth from Portland to fill in for the injured Patrick Lalime. Lalime is sidelined once again with a groin injury.
Generously listed at 5’ 10” and 166 pounds, Enroth is just 3-7 this season with the Sabres farm team, with a 3.90 goals against average and a pitiful .872 save percentage. No offense, but let’s hope the only action Enroth sees this weekend is on Chippewa Street.
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I don’t know if Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA great Michael Jordan, inherited any of his father’s outstanding basketball skills, but there’s no doubt that he’s inherited dad’s tremendous ego. Marcus, who’s playing college ball at the University of Central Florida, took the court earlier this week wearing Air Jordan sneakers, thereby voiding the college’s contract with adidas.
I’m sure the college will get a lot of exposure as a result of this conflict, and Michael Jordan will probably come through with some sort of gift to the school to make up for the financial loss, but what about Marcus? Nothing like putting your own interests before the interests of the team and the university.
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