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And speaking of cheating -- it's not often you get the equivalent of a smoking gun in the Toronto newspaper.

I know, I know, don't believe everything you read... but I'll bet you... oh, let's say, $1500 a week for the next six months... that the figure on Bohonos' standard player contract is lower than that.

Or at least, it was.

And while I defended the signing as being on the level at the time, now you gotta wonder -- is Brad Lukowich making $725 because that's what he counts against the cap, or was he always making that (or more)? Though in the bigger picture, it's not like he really needs the money.

Oh well, at least now we know (if you click on the preceding link) he isn't mad at Sauter.

Meanwhile, in that same Oke City thread from my last post, our favorite ornery Fort Worth fan implies that Lonny's gonna be the best player in the league, to which someone else responded, the best player in the league's still in Laredo.

We'll see. After all, Jeff Bes was a mere point-per-game player in the ECHL. Bohonos was a point-per-game player in the Swiss League, and has never played below the AHL. For that matter, if Chad Woollard was on a good team with Brent Cullaton and Chris Grenville as his linemates, he might have been the best player in the league.