The way he glides around the tennis court like he's on ice skates, and his mother was a track star, which is where Fed got his fleet feet. Imagine thatathleticism and grace translating to this court.Meanwhile, Woods looks significantly beefier than Fed and reportedly can bench 300+ lbs. I could see Tiger playing more of a low-post game and backing Fed down. Who would be the better shooter is anyone's guess, but I could see them both excelling at this aspect of the game. Three questions remain:1. What would they play for, charity? Something else? Any ideas?2 Who would ref it? Who would be unbiased enough?3. When would it be scheduled?  If they wait too long, theirathleticism willdiminish even more that it might have already at this point. But still, when do you have a chance like this; to pit two legendary athletes so close in age against each other.  Even if it's not b-ball, they need to figure something out.  If for nothing else, to add new fuel to the debate!Someone call Nike! .

Shoaltsy at The Globe is reporting that the Maple Leafs are set to bid adieu to diminutive playmaker Kyle Wellwood I am rather saddened by the news. Say it ain't so, Cliff, say it ain't so.I guess I just assumed that Wellwood, a restricted free agent come July 1st, would get another shot with the Leafs. I know, he was awful last season 21 points in 59 games, and a nasty -12 rating but he was coming off two abdominal injuries and surgeries Those are traditionally the toughest ones to recover from. Can we just forget last year ever happened?I know, it doesn't help that Kyle doesn't give a damn about off-ice conditioning and that his exercise regiment is centred around carrying two-fours from the Beer Store to his car.

However, on a team so devoid of offensive talent, there's no room for Kyle Wellwood? Really? Seriously?We're talking about a guy who is only 20 months removed from a season in which he put up 42 points in 48 games and who was a big part of a mostly successful power play back in 2006-07.Now we're just going to give up on him, and let him walk away for nothing?I don't get it Wellwood should be a part of the youth movement. He's only 25 years old and clearly possesses gifted offensive talent. His 108 points in 189 career games proves that.Let's give Ron Wilson a chance to work with him, and mould him into the stud playmaker we all know he can become. Or at least give Wilson a chance to write his name on the white board and call him out.Come on Fletch Please Don't do this to me Welly made $975,000 last year Give him a one-year deal at, say, $1.2 million Let him earn it.