[raccoonradio]

Admittedly free speech may invite more free speech in response--like what Natalie Maines said about W, and the comments by others and the boycotts of Dixie Chick music. Or it's also possible to say what you want and then just leave it at that. Some may agree with your view. Some may disagree. But I'm glad there's at least one athlete out there who embraces the thoughts of someone like Reagan.

(By saying his "Facebook posts are private", I think he means that what he says on his page is not reflective of what he does as a goaltender for the Bruins. Needless to say, if they were REALLY private he would only make them available to "friends", though. Then again some people have lost jobs or been suspended by their employers-- see Roland Martin most recently--for things said on FB or Twitter. Yes you have freedom of speech but there also can be consequences for what is said. For what it's worth.

[Buckeye McFrog]

ah, well.....since football season is over the elite liberal sports media needs a new whipping boy to replace Tim Tebow.