TVT 2040.4 - Time to Get Petty
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 6:45 pm
Recently some news came out of Portland that is starting to unite the city of Vancouver. GM Chris Wilson of the newly formed Portland Lumberjacks had some choice words to describe the recent protest outside of the Northwoods Outpost. He talked about his long standing rivalry with Vancouver since the early 2000s, man he has been in this league way too long for a guy who hasn't won a championship since 2009. He clearly dislikes both the city and the team and Mounties fans are having none of Chris's comments. In a recent press conference, some questions were asked to GM Taylor Bettencourt regarding Wilson's comments. His responses were interesting to say the least.
Reporter #1: What do you say about Wilson's comments about players preferring to play in Portland rather than Vancouver?
Taylor: Vancouver will win a Landis before Portland.
Reporter #2: Has Chris Wilson always been considered a rival for you?
Taylor: Chris Wilson pours the milk before the cereal.
Reporter #2: That answer seems a bit extreme. Care to elaborate on your clear distaste for Chris and the Portland organization?
Taylor: Well, Chris is clearly trying to get as much attention as possible towards his expansion team. I don't blame him. But, if he didn't expect us to respond, then he clearly underestimates this team. I can speak for the entire organization by saying we cannot wait for the first series against Portland.
The first series between these two teams will be April 26-28 in Vancouver. The hardcore fans will have lots of fun at these games.
Reporter #1: What do you say about Wilson's comments about players preferring to play in Portland rather than Vancouver?
Taylor: Vancouver will win a Landis before Portland.
Reporter #2: Has Chris Wilson always been considered a rival for you?
Taylor: Chris Wilson pours the milk before the cereal.
Reporter #2: That answer seems a bit extreme. Care to elaborate on your clear distaste for Chris and the Portland organization?
Taylor: Well, Chris is clearly trying to get as much attention as possible towards his expansion team. I don't blame him. But, if he didn't expect us to respond, then he clearly underestimates this team. I can speak for the entire organization by saying we cannot wait for the first series against Portland.
The first series between these two teams will be April 26-28 in Vancouver. The hardcore fans will have lots of fun at these games.