By Bill Williamson, ESPN Far East
General Far East of the Trichotillomaniacs
secretly met with an unnamed representative of the Tea Party at a Manhattan
hotel on Wednesday to discuss endorsement from the popular conservative
movement in case the chair of the commissioner of PSAS becomes available,
multiple New York media reported.
The New York Daily News also quoted one source close to the General as
saying “we will introduce integrity and transparency to the PSAS for the first
time when the General becomes the next commissioner.”
The reigning commissioner and the General
are at odds about the possible return of keeper/dynasty structure in 2013.
The General doesn’t think it’s fair that
2012 draft, for which he was unavailable, should increase in its future
significance subsequent to the event, which is what happens if the
yet-unofficial installation of keeper/dynasty for next season goes through in
mid season. He is said to be not
against the idea of keepers, as long as its installation is prior to the draft
with an empty roster. The General
has been a vocal critic of the lack of clarity and continuity in the draft
since Creation.
It seems that not everyone in the Far East is
on the same page with the General. Wednesday reports also surfaced that longtime
Far East starters Hakeem Nicks and Vernon Davis met with Bounty Killer aka the
Original General without the GM’s knowledge, possibly to discuss the Dancehall
star’s interest in the Far East GM job.
The Jamaican artist is said to have a minority ownership share of the
Trichotillomaniacs. Nicks and Davis
are probably in favor of the keeper league to elongate their chance of playing
in the comfortable Far East land.
Sounds like a cacophony of a 2-8 team. But the team seems committed to giving
the General all the power he wants, and we may see more tension brew in the Far
East Land in the last stretch of this lost season.
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