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The Brandon Wheat Kings are in the market for a new head coach. Tony Gonzalez Youth Jersey . The team announced on Tuesday that Cory Clouston would not be returning to the WHL club for the 2012-12 season. A former coach of the National Hockey Leagues Ottawa Senators, Clouston signed a two year contract with the Wheat Kings last August. "I have given a great deal of thought to our coaching situation for the upcoming season," Brandon Wheat Kings general manager Kelly McCrimmon said in a statement. "I do not want uncertainty with this important position and as a result have decided we will not have Cory return next season. He will perhaps have opportunities to coach professionally, failing that, we will honor the second year of his contract." The Wheat Kings knocked off the Calgary Hitmen in the opening round of post season play before losing four straight games to the Edmonton Oil Kings in the Eastern Semi-Finals. No decision has been made on his replacement. Roddy White Camo Jersey . Urbani, a second-year fullback, refused to submit a sample collection to Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport personnel last March. Plourde, a first-year receiver, admitted to using the anabolic steroid Stanozolol. Chris Owens Jersey . Nestor, from Toronto, and Zimonjic beat Treat Huey of the Philippines and Britains Dominic Inglot 7-5, 6-7 (4-7), 10-5. Nestor is preparing to split with current partner Max Mirnyi of Belarus after two seasons together. http://www.shopnflfalconsgears.com/nike-william-moore-pink-jersey/ . Twenty years after quitting his job as a credit salesman to turn pro, Daley wasnt going to back down. Matt Ryan Limited Jersey . - Nick Swisher could only applaud the Angels first impressive catch on a ball that he absolutely crushed. Roddy White Red Jersey . Donald Fehr, the NHLPAs executive director, had hoped to table a counter-proposal Thursday but instead called off the session to devote more time to drafting it.MILWAUKEE -- Free agent centre Scott Wells is on his way out of Green Bay after signing with the St. Louis Rams. Agent Brian Parker confirmed earlier reports that the longtime Packers starter agreed to terms with the Rams after he visited the team on Friday, and the Rams confirmed the deal Saturday night. Parker did not disclose terms of the deal. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that the deal was for four years and $24 million with $13 million guaranteed. Incentives could drive the worth of the deal up to $25.5 million. The Rams also signed defensive lineman Kendall Langford, a four-year starter at end in the Dolphins 3-4 alignment wholl play tackle with St. Louis. The Rams released tackles Fred Robbins and Justin Bannan prior to free agency. Wells will give the Rams a veteran leader on their offensive line, continuing their off-season makeover under new coach Jeff Fisher. Wells departure leaves the Packers searching for a replacement, which would likely come through free agency or the draft with no obvious candidate to replace Wells currently on the teams roster. "Scott has played at a high level for a long time and we feel fortunate that we were able to add him to our team," Fisher said. "Hes been a part of a program that has won a lot of football games. Hes a leader, and were excited about what he brings both on and off the field." Wells has been the Packers most consistent offensive lineman the past two seasons, and has played a critical role in dictating protections for Aarron Rodgers in one of the leagues most productive offences. Jacquizz Rodgers Jersey. Rodgers and Packers coach Mike McCarthy have routinely praised Wells play in recent years. He turned 31 in January. Wells also visited the Tennessee Titans and drew interest from several other teams. Its the continuation of a busy off-season for the Rams, who hired Fisher, made a mega-deal to trade the No. 2 overall pick in the draft to the Washington Redskins and signed cornerback Cortland Finnegan to a five-year, $50 million deal. Wells, a seventh-round draft pick by the Packers out of Tennessee in 2004, has started 100 regular-season games. The 6-6, 296-pound Langford, 26, made 54 starts in four seasons at Miami and has 7.5 career sacks and four forced fumbles. He was a third-round pick of the Dolphins in 2008. "Kendall is a big, physical player who will be a great addition to our defensive line," Fisher said. "Hes tough and he always plays hard. Were excited about what hell bring to the rotation up front." With Wells leaving, the only two centres on the Packers roster are Evan Dietrich-Smith, an interior lineman who is best known for being on the receiving end of Ndamukong Suhs infamous stomp on Thanksgiving, and inexperienced backup Sampson Genus. Free agent options who may draw interest from the Packers include Indianapolis Colts veteran Jeff Saturday; New England Patriots centre Dan Koppen, who is returning from an injury; and Oakland Raiders free agent Samson Satele. ' ' '