US Edition‘Perfect Storm’: Bombers Defend Injury Count
- The Bombers, currently in 13th place with a 6-9 record, are reviewing their high-performance unit due to multiple injuries affecting key players this season.
- Essendon coach Brad Scott described the injury situation as a 'perfect storm' and emphasized his understanding of players' frustrations, particularly with recurring injuries.
- Mitch Cleary reported that the injury crisis may lead to disgruntled players considering leaving the Bombers, including unrestricted free agent Sam Draper.
- Scott stated he will not pressure players to stay at the club and recognizes the need to create a positive environment for their careers.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers to add colourful Tyrone Jones to Ring of Honour
WINNIPEG — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will add Tyrone Jones to their Ring of Honour posthumously. Jones, of St. Mary’s, Ga. played a combined eight seasons over two tenures with Winnipeg, helping the franchise win Grey Cups in 1984 and 1990.
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‘Don’t guilt or shame’: Scott addresses injury crisis as Bombers coach responds to exodus fears
Essendon coach Brad Scott says he won’t try and “guilt” any players unhappy with the club’s high-performance program or lack of success into staying amid reports the Bombers’ injury crisis could spark an exodus.
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