He is a behemoth and a definite blue chip prospect

Selig: we, the fans are asking you for three major changes. You have three years to complete them. Be the Commissioner, take charge and do the right thing. Hit a grand slam for the "Selig era", don't strike out...Hey, Mr. Selig, can you hear us ratings are based on statistics found at: http:// . So after months of watching TUF 10 Heavyweights the finale is here!We've seen Roy Nelson trap Kimbo and the tan Michael Bisbing with his fat ass belly.

Brendan Schaub1NelsonLight Heavyweight bout: Matt Hamill vs. Jon Jones1JonesCatchweight (215 lb) bout: Kimbo Slice vs Houston Alexander1SliceLightweight bout: Frank Edgar vs Matt Veach1VearchHeavyweight bout: Marcus Jones vs. Matt Mitrione1JonesPreliminary CardHeavyweight bout: Darrill Schoonover vs James McSweeneyTitiesHeavyweight bout: Jon Madsen vs Justin WrenMadsenLight Heavyweight bout: Brian Stann vs Rodney WallaceWallaceWelterweight bout: John Howard vs Dennis HallmanHallmanLightweight bout: Mark Bocek vs. Joe BrammerBrammerSo there you have it lets see how my predictions result..

On the defense rich Calgary Flames, it'll be tough for any 22-year-old blueliner to crack the lineup.Even if the magnitude of your size is impossible to comprehend, and you are as talented a hockey player as Pearl Jam is musically.Depending who you ask, Flames prospect Matt Pelech stands anywhere from 6'3" to 6'6" and weighs 220 lbs.He is a behemoth, and a definite blue chip prospect.The Flames selected Pelech in the first round, 26th overall in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, and made the most out of their late round pick.Pelech is shaping up to be a very talented all-round defenseman. He is cut from the same cloth as Zdeno Chara and Chris Pronger, in that he has tremendous size, is aggressive in nature, and can shut down and intimidate opposing forwards.But he has also added an offensive side to his game, something scouts did not think the big young D-man was capable of.In five games last season with the Flames, Pelech recorded three assists to go with nine penalty minutes and was a 1 overall.Not a bad first impression for a 21-year-old blueliner.This season with the Abbotsford Heat he has already surpased his career highs in the AHL with ten points in 26 games, and is 5 on the year.Simply put, Matt Pelech is looking like a bigger steal than Walmart's prices on toilet paper right now, and if he was on any other team in the NHL you would have to believe he would be taking a regular shift with the pro club instead of the affiliate.That being said, it is tough to argue with anything the Flames do as they sit third overall in the Western Conference at 17-7-3.It's basically like saying U2 would be better if they added another guitaristthey do well enough on their own.Which makes me wonder if Pelech may be good trade bait for another scoring forwardSurely Vancouver Canucks general manager Mike Gillis may be interested, afterall Pelech is his nephew.Or maybe Brian Burke would be interested, as he seems to love acquiring defenseman as much as my girlfriend likes buying shoeseven though she never wears them and they just take up room in our closet.Either way, the Calgary Flames are in good shape now and in the future thanks to the depth this young phenom gives them.And whether Matt Pelech stays a Flame or not, he will definitely someday make a huge impact in the NHL.That is about as guaranteed as the latest South Park episode offending people.It is just going to take a little while longer before Pelech gets his opportunity. . The following is part of a weekly series in which writer Todd Civin presents the lighter side of the Boston Breakers of the WPS. The league prides itself in the down-to-earth nature and approachability of its athletes, and Civin believes that "Getting Silly with the Breakers" is an exciting way to create a comfortable bond between the fans and the professional athletes who are the Boston Breakers. Last week, I walked on the wild side and took a figurative tip-toe through the locker room of the Boston Breakers in my maiden segment of "Getting Silly with the Breakers." My fear was that my reputation would precede me and I would see a sign on the outside of the door stating "Men Named 'Civ' Need Not Enter."Much to my chagrin, I found newcomer Leslie Osborne quite willing to let down her hair and share some light-hearted fun with your local beat writer.Always one to take success for granted, I've decided to wade into the locker room, yet again, and present another newcomer to the Breakers in the form of Tiffany Weimer.Like Osborne, Weimer brought her game from left coast to best coast and is busy preparing for her premiere season in Beantown. Weimer played last season for the FC Gold Pride and is looking forward to running the sidelines with the likes of Lilly, Smith, Scott, and, of course, Osborne.So before her feet get cold and she opts to wait for a more serious interview, here is the latest segment of "Getting Silly with the Boston Breakers." Civ: You went to Penn State, where you were dominant as a collegiate player.