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Orr Just Wants To Play
by Paul on 09/15/08 at 08:03 AM ET
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from Scott Taylor of the National Post,
The Coyotes called (Jamison) Orr in the summer and invited him to rookie camp, but then, when they signed all their free-agents and draft picks, called back and told him to wait until the big camp opens. Orr really had no other choice but to wait.
“I’m going to play someplace,” said Orr, the younger brother of New York Rangers tough guy Colton Orr.
“I might just play in the CIS. But I’m going to play. I’ll go anywhere anybody wants me to go.”
Fact is, there is no one who would travel farther—or more often-- than this 6-foot-3, 220-pound scrapper. Since his first year of junior in 2002, he’s been with 17 different organizations. He hasn’t played for all of them, but he’s been there.
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