
The main reason I am blogging today, though, is because it was announced yesterday that both Mike Lesperance and Patrick Mbaraga have re-signed with the Jacks for the upcoming season. I'm still not exactly sure how to take this news, and probably won't know how to take the news until more signings are announced. But, I will go ahead and give my opinion on both of these players, comparing the positives with the negatives of both players.


Time will tell if either of these guys make the regular season roster, but from what I have been hearing, it will be pretty difficult for either of them to make the regular season squad. The training camp is sure to be very competitive, and may the best men win a spot on the Jackalopes regular season roster. That said, I would like to say welcome back to both Mbaraga and Lesperance, and I truly do hope that you guys prove me wrong and show that you are more than capable of getting things done for the Jacks.
Now that I have covered the re-signings from yesterday for the Jacks, I am going to go ahead and wrap things up here. If any other signings are announced soon (which should happen since camp is about to start in about a week) then I will definitely keep all of you updated on The Enforcer, so be sure to check the blog frequently.
In other Jackalope news:
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- The Jacks have also announced that five of their players will attend the Bridgeport Sound Tiger's training camp, which is great for these players to get some exposure up in the AHL. Congratulations to Joel Martin, Marc-Antoine Gelinas, Brady Leisenring, Pierre-Olivier Beaulieu, and Jean Bourbeau. Remember that Bourbs has a two-way contract with the Jacks and Bridgeport, so I'm still not totally sure if he will start the regular season with the Jacks or Sound Tigers. The selfish side of me is hoping that he plays with the Jacks, but the caring side of me hopes that he gets to play at the next level. Either way, I wish Bourbeau all the success and luck in the world.
- The Jacks have also remained involved with the community, which is something that the Jacks have become very good at over the last couple of seasons. They have proven that they truly do care about the community, and not to sound repetitive or anything, but I think it's time for the folks of the area to return the favor by showing up to support the Jacks in the quickly approaching regular season.
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