The Hamilton Tiger-Cats released wide receiver Onrea Jones, linebacker Brandon Isaac, offensive lineman Cody Husband and quarter

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats released wide receiver Onrea Jones, linebacker Brandon Isaac, offensive lineman Cody Husband and quarterback Tyler Tettleton on Friday. Nike Shox Clearance UK . Sources told TSNs Matthew Scianitti that Jones release is a result of depth of receiver and wanting to give Jones a chance to find a new place to play. Jones hauled in 74 passes for 969 yards and eight touchdowns over two seasons with the Tiger-Cats. Sources also told TSN that Isaacs release is due to not having the tools to fit into the schemes the Tiger-Cats plan to employ this season. "Half his problem is he doesnt recognize that," one source said. Isaac signed with the Tiger-Cats in July 2013, he has 127 tackles through five career CFL seasons with the Tiger-Cats, Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders. Husband signed with the Tiger-Cats in March, 2011 and appeared in 24 career games. Also, the Tiger-Cats signed linebacker Kendrick Causey, defensive backs Damien Jackson and Michael Ricks, and defensive lineman Brandon Thurmond. Nike Air Max 2017 Mens . "I wasnt waving the pom-poms to be involved with it to start with," Carlyle said after a 5-2 win over Carolina on Sunday night. "Its been a trying time. "Specifically we havent played as well as wed like to hang our hat on. Nike Air Force 1 Low Sale . The former Toronto FC designated player played three of his 15 professional seasons with the team. http://www.cheapairforce1sale.com/ . LOUIS -- The St.TORONTO - Hall of Fame hockey coach Pat Quinn is being remembered by friends and colleagues as an inspirational leader who left his mark on the sport.Quinn died Sunday night at age of 71 after a lengthy illness.Whether he was playing for a team, coaching a team or building one, Pat Quinn was thoughtful, passionate and committed to success, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement. Pats contributions to hockey, at every level, reflected the skills he possessed and the great respect with which he treated the sport.The National Hockey League, one of the many organizations to benefit from his devoted service, sends heartfelt condolences to Pats loved ones and his many friends around the hockey world.Quinn coached five NHL teams in his 20-year coaching career, and also served as general manager with Vancouver and Toronto. While he never won a Stanley Cup, his teams made the playoffs 15 times. He reached the Stanley Cup final twice, with Philadelphia (1979-90) and Vancouver (1993-94).We have lost a great man. Its a sad day for hockey and for everyone who loves our game, said Canucks president of hockey operations Trevor Linden in a statement. Linden was the captain of the 1993-94 Canucks team that lost the Cup final in seven games to the New York Rangers. On this difficult day I am thinking about Pat, his family and his friends, and how much he will be missed.I wouldnt be the person I am today if it werent for Pat. He was a great leader and always a teacher. He taught me how to be a professional on and off the ice. He taught me how to play hockey the right way, how to win, and about the importance of respect and loyalty.Pats impact on our city has been immeasurable. He was responsible for bringing hockey to the forefront in Vancouver. He brought the pride back to the Canucks and today his finger prints and impact are still felt within this organization.His crowning achievement arguably came at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, where he led Canada to its first gold medal in 50 years.While in Salt Lake City, Quinn was also a staunch supporter of Canadas womens team.Hayley Wickenheiser said she remembers Quinns reaction on the bench when Canadian women won gold.Pat Quinn was a giant of a man in every way. A true leader and a wonderful person, Wickenheiser posted on Twitter.One of my fav. Pat Quinn moments was him in tears on our bench after winning gold in Salt Lake 02. He said women inspired the men. #patsbenchCanadian Olympic Committee president Marcel Aubut said Quinn made a lasting impression with Canadas Olympic program.I had the pleasure of knowing Pat Quinn for almost two decades. He was a larger than life coaching giant in hockey and an outstanding leader in Canadas Olympic movvement, Aubut said. Nike Air Max Tavas Black. His contributions as a player, coach and builder will never be forgotten and through his work he leaves behind a legacy that has inspired future generations of hockey players.His loss was being felt outside hockey circles as well.Pat Quinn was a giant of the hockey world, on the ice and off, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said via Twitter.Quinns longest stint as a coach was in Toronto, where he led the team to six straight playoff appearances from 1998-99 to 2003-04.This is a tremendous loss for the hockey community, Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan said in a statement. Pat will be revered not only for his great accomplishments in sport but also for his courage and strength in face of his illness, and his dedication to family.Outside the NHL, Quinn was a member of the induction committee at the Hockey Hall of Fame.We are deeply saddened by the passing of Pat Quinn, said Hall of Fame vice-chairman Jim Gregory. Pat is one of hockeys most respected individuals whose lifetime involvement as a player, coach and executive has made an indelible mark on the game, and our thoughts and prayers are with Sandra and all of Pats family and friends at this extremely difficult time.He started his coaching career with the Los Angeles Kings, where star forward Luc Robitaille remembered him as a great man for the game of hockey and a person who commanded a lot of respect.He was my first NHL coach and he made quite an impression on me as I was breaking into the league and learning the game, Robitaille said in a statement. He also is the person who called me when I got the news I was being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Needless to say that will always be a special moment I will cherish, and receiving that news was an even greater honour coming from Pat.Quinn also made his presence felt in the junior hockey community. He was behind the bench when Canada won its last world junior gold medal in 2009, and he was a part owner of the Western Hockey Leagues Vancouver Giants. Words cannot express the pain we all feel today for the Quinn family, Giants majority owner Ron Toigo said in a statement. Pat was an inspiration to all of us. He always said that respect was something that should be earned, not given, and the respect that he garnered throughout the hockey world speaks for itself. He will be sorely missed.B.C Premier Christy Clark called Quinn one of the finest players, coaches and leaders the NHL has ever produced.Pat was a big man with a bigger heart whose legacy will live on for generations, in the hockey world and beyond, Clark said in a statement. His approach to his illness was the same as his approach to hockey: a challenge he met head on. ' ' '