Hit the Post with Rick Moffat, CJAD 800's Voice of the Als & Habs

Now that the Alouettes have gone Green and teamed up with Dr. David Suzuki, shouldn't they be putting those opposing defenses they shred in the recycle bin? The D-line of Bowman-Stewart-Claybrooks-Williams and Company should be dumping bodies of quarterbacks in the nearest compost heap don't you think?

I'm not suprised one bit that Ben Maxwell survives the first deep cuts of Bell Centre Training camp while PK Subban is headed back to junior. Maxwell has looked smooth and smart though he's only prolonged his demotion. The kid must play. Subban is fun to watch every shift---unless you're his coach. "He's got the energy of a puppy," one close follower in the Canadiens organization tells me. Hey, the Moffat's just adopted a new puppy from Animatch---that means wiping some mistakes off the floors and rugs, and Belleville will have to PK's crate for the next year.

If the Als run the table for the rest of regular season Marc Trestman can equal The Don for the franchise-record 14 wins. With two more games against the Ti-Cats, one each against the Argos and Bombers, that leaves the Eskimos in Edmonton on the last nite of the season. That won't be a gimme for the Als because Ricky Ray and Danny Maciocia could be scrambling for anything from 1st to 4th in the West.

Francis Bouillon clearly didn't take his summer boxing workouts with Guillaume Latendresse and Maxim Lapierre lightly. Bouillon battled a much bigger man to a takedown in his bout during the Panthers game. Lapierre on the other hand? When I asked what his best punch is, Mad Max smiled..."fruit punch!"

If Carey Price hadn't lost 20 pounds already this off-season, he would have sweat it off and then some in his Bell Centre debut making 36 stops in regulation and OT, then 3 more on 3 shootout tests. Price didn't even get a chance to thank the cousin who hooked up for his new summer workout regimen. Carey's cuz Keaton Ellerby was farmed out by the Panthers before the game Sunday.