Twas the Last Cage Before Christmas

Who was that mustachioed man beside me on Saskatchewan Drive today? It certainly looked like Greg Marshall, but was it him? Was he the first person to get a second interview from your Saskatchewan Roughriders as they search for a head coach. I have been told--and this should not be taken as absolute---that the final three candidates on Brendan Taman and Ken Miller's list are Marshall, Cory Chamblin and Doug Berry. I still think Berry gets it because of his offensive panache. We'll see.
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Mark Masters from the National Post joined us to talk about the situation in Hamilton. Its not a good one and no one really knows what is going to happen next. It would appear though as if the Ti-Cats may not be calling Hamilton home much longer if something isn't done very, very soon. Is Ottawa ready? Would the league consider moving the Ti-Cats to Ottawa? How about Moncton or Quebec City? Could Bob Young be bluffing, I think the answer is no to that last one.
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Red Sox manager Rob Cherepuschak stopped by to talk about his ball team for 2011. I think the team will really build off of last year's effort and be right back in the playoffs this time around.
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Derek Boe--the chair of the World Mens Curling Championship--also stepped into the Cage to talk about ticket sales for the event. "The Rocks in your Socks" promotion is about to end If you need that last minute gift Itfor the curling fan, you might want to get him or her some tickets.
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You also missed Scruffy's Christmas wish list for Santa---which probably is a good thing. Later!