I am moving Christmas to December 19. Sorry Jesus, it’s gotta be done. Cam Janssen was just assigned to Lowell for conditioning. With Manchester in town tomorrow, here’s hoping we see Mike Hoffman and Cam have a tussle. I was feeling like shit, but this has really made my day. I need a life.
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If you see him tell him not to drink the water. Ron Smith must have put something in it when he was there that makes fighters think they are skill players.
No fights. Looked pretty good though.