2024 TEAM RUMORS

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1/2/2024 10:43am
pheller wrote:
It's not going to be a factory team. Which usually means the brand chips in a substantial amount of funding.  Gwin and Dak being without a...

It's not going to be a factory team. Which usually means the brand chips in a substantial amount of funding. 

Gwin and Dak being without a frame sponsor would be a huge hit, unless they join Neko under frameworks or something. Why would Intense do that? Frames are cheap. Unless Gwin and team basically say "we're not riding your frames, even if free, for anything than less than $xxx,xxxx." I'm sure Gwin has some minimum number for sponsorship, but faced with no sponsorship or low price, I think anyone would choose a lower price. 

That being said, Gwin retiring would be a surprise, but not unlikely. He's got a new business venture that he probably wants to focus on. 

Dak being a privateer or something would suck for his progression. He's shown some good results. 

Thus, I think Intense will be still be out there as a frame sponsor under some new team, likely with Dak in it, Gwin unknown. 

Dak is on Mondraker.

 

Gwin will race this year.

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It's a......Cube 215.

It's a......Cube 215.

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Silly I think we all wished for some big 2024 news already. 

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1/2/2024 10:45am Edited Date/Time 1/2/2024 10:45am
pheller wrote:
It's not going to be a factory team. Which usually means the brand chips in a substantial amount of funding.  Gwin and Dak being without a...

It's not going to be a factory team. Which usually means the brand chips in a substantial amount of funding. 

Gwin and Dak being without a frame sponsor would be a huge hit, unless they join Neko under frameworks or something. Why would Intense do that? Frames are cheap. Unless Gwin and team basically say "we're not riding your frames, even if free, for anything than less than $xxx,xxxx." I'm sure Gwin has some minimum number for sponsorship, but faced with no sponsorship or low price, I think anyone would choose a lower price. 

That being said, Gwin retiring would be a surprise, but not unlikely. He's got a new business venture that he probably wants to focus on. 

Dak being a privateer or something would suck for his progression. He's shown some good results. 

Thus, I think Intense will be still be out there as a frame sponsor under some new team, likely with Dak in it, Gwin unknown. 

Frames AREN'T cheap if you have to reweld it and CNC a new rocker every weekend.

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Maxipedia wrote:
I think the question is ”Who else is on Norco?”, in order for an ”uncaged situation” to make sense. It seems to me that he is...

I think the question is ”Who else is on Norco?”, in order for an ”uncaged situation” to make sense. It seems to me that he is their only important name. Maybe they will add some more, considering the low market and the array of free agents available. 

On the other hand, I'd speculate on the rest of the set-up. I'm pretty sure some things will be kept, others not. I'd say Reserve wheels fly out the door, since they're a SC brand. Same with Fox Head, I always thought Greg on Fox is a super weird fit. But I am biased, since I am not a huge fan of Fox. Fox Suspension and Shimano make sense to be keepers, not to mention Maxxis, where our boy has a signature model tire. The Chris King connection looks to be great too, don't see why Burgtec doesn't stick around and yes, we have (excellent) Minnaar grips over there too, maybe it matters. I'm willing to bet Oakley will be back too, their connection just runs too deep. Regarding clothing, I'd love to see Greg on TLD, but I'm pretty sure it's not happening. Greg has always been a keen businessman and managed to associate himself with brands that needed a push in terms of image: the initial Alpinestars, O'Neal and let's not forget OGK/Kabuto, a brand i believe he also distributed internationally, with Martin as a partner. 

I won't exclude SRAM from all the above either. But man, am I curious!

If this will be officially Greg's farewell tour, I'll do whatever is in my power to go see one of the World Cups live and thank the man in person for everything!

Mx

He might stick with Reserve wheels. They seem to lasted better than the ENVEs and also Ratboy still runs them as well, I think. 

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Danny to Giant

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Danny to Giant

Probably a good fit for both really.

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1/2/2024 11:58am
sspomer wrote:
if intense factory racing isn't intense factory racing because intense isn't a sponsor, that means intense factory racing is shutdown/dissolved/whatever you want to call it. even...

if intense factory racing isn't intense factory racing because intense isn't a sponsor, that means intense factory racing is shutdown/dissolved/whatever you want to call it. even if there is a team w/ the same management/players, it won't be called intense factory racing therefore intense factory racing ceases to exist, right?

Well, I understood it like that the team ceased to exist, not that just the head/main/title sponsor changes.

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sspomer wrote:
if intense factory racing isn't intense factory racing because intense isn't a sponsor, that means intense factory racing is shutdown/dissolved/whatever you want to call it. even...

if intense factory racing isn't intense factory racing because intense isn't a sponsor, that means intense factory racing is shutdown/dissolved/whatever you want to call it. even if there is a team w/ the same management/players, it won't be called intense factory racing therefore intense factory racing ceases to exist, right?

To be fair, in the road cycling world teams are talked about more the way that Bizutch is doing. The team is really built around the sport director, and even when a team's entire docket of title sponsors changes, it's not considered to be a folding or dissolution of a team. In the case that Gwin is still owning the team, employing the same staff, and carrying all of the same bank accounts, the team isn't really dissolving; it's just rebranding. Team Garmin-Chipotle was never really shut down; they lost their title sponsors and became Team EF-Education EasyPost, but the team itself was never officially interrupted.

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My predictions on the Intense Factory Racing situation:

-Dak to MS Intense

-Gwin sticks with remnants of IFR and does race. Frame sponsor for renamed IFR team also gets rentals at Windrock. Gwin looks for a new number 2 (to replace Dak) and finds there are a lot of options…

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sspomer wrote:

reading is hard. my name is right under the homepage post.

I really got to remember to use emojis.  Was trying to be silly. 
I'm gonna leave them off this post just for consistency.

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1/2/2024 12:32pm Edited Date/Time 1/2/2024 12:46pm
Murph wrote:
My predictions on the Intense Factory Racing situation: -Dak to MS Intense -Gwin sticks with remnants of IFR and does race. Frame sponsor for renamed IFR...

My predictions on the Intense Factory Racing situation:

-Dak to MS Intense

-Gwin sticks with remnants of IFR and does race. Frame sponsor for renamed IFR team also gets rentals at Windrock. Gwin looks for a new number 2 (to replace Dak) and finds there are a lot of options…

I'm very on board with Dak to MS/intense

I'm half expecting the remainder of IFR joins with frame works as the glue for that team and it comes out Martin was the majority stakeholder and organizing force, with Gwin and intense having been minority stakeholders and managing the day to day/development sides. A frameworks based IFR will be based out of Windrock it makes sense now that Martin is officially attached. Breeden and Dak leaving opens up budget, frameworks easily replaces Intense as bike development and most of the other sponsors fill the gap of frameworks not having as much budget. With Seth Sherlock not having any announcements, I feel like he's still attached as well which can help develop both the DH and Enduro bikes with a DHI/EDR mix and Gwin, Neko and Asa taking on the bigger world cup scene.

I have zero connections on this so 1000% a guess

 

Edit: Seth just posted about things but its pretty unclear if he means he's leaving the team or that it's just not IFR anymore. 

 

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Aye wrote:

He might stick with Reserve wheels. They seem to lasted better than the ENVEs and also Ratboy still runs them as well, I think. 

Yes, but Josh rides for Cannondale and Cannondale is owned by Pon. So it's in the family, kinda.

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sspomer wrote:
if intense factory racing isn't intense factory racing because intense isn't a sponsor, that means intense factory racing is shutdown/dissolved/whatever you want to call it. even...

if intense factory racing isn't intense factory racing because intense isn't a sponsor, that means intense factory racing is shutdown/dissolved/whatever you want to call it. even if there is a team w/ the same management/players, it won't be called intense factory racing therefore intense factory racing ceases to exist, right?

yahmon wrote:
To be fair, in the road cycling world teams are talked about more the way that Bizutch is doing. The team is really built around the...

To be fair, in the road cycling world teams are talked about more the way that Bizutch is doing. The team is really built around the sport director, and even when a team's entire docket of title sponsors changes, it's not considered to be a folding or dissolution of a team. In the case that Gwin is still owning the team, employing the same staff, and carrying all of the same bank accounts, the team isn't really dissolving; it's just rebranding. Team Garmin-Chipotle was never really shut down; they lost their title sponsors and became Team EF-Education EasyPost, but the team itself was never officially interrupted.

You're more concise than I. Thanks.

MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off top of my head. The Specialized Gravity team is owned separate of Specialized even and were named differently in years prior. 

I have high hopes for some mid-year shake ups in the DH sponsorship realm with Monster Energy putting some muscle behind the US series.  Whoever their marketing guru is will hopefully feed Clay and company some other contacts looking to product market to gravity.  

I've already noticed a few corporate brands slipping DH/Enduro style riding clips into their lifestyle ads online, which went away for quite a while.

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Do we have any precedent for former Red Bull Helmets turning into Monster Helmets? 

It seems like the contract issues surrounding such a move would be pretty tough even for someone like Aaron Gwin. 

Unless he maintains a sort of distant but still mutually beneficial relationship to such a team, it's highly unlikely we'll see Gwin own a Monster Energy team.

I also highly doubt MS is going to take on an American in Norton, and an MS Intense team is dumb unless Gwin puts his team on Frameworks. 

It would also seem unlikely that Gwin and Dak would give up a bike they developed and could get for cheap, or even get paid something to ride, to go to Frameworks, which was developed by other riders at cost to those riders, and likely would cost the team a pretty penny. 

I still put my bets on Gwin rebranding his team but staying with Intense, Dak stayin with Gwin, and maybe picking up some other USA based riders to do the Monster Energy US Downhill season. 

Or Gwin retires and then I have no guesses. 

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Gonçalo Bandeira seems to be riding a trek, he announced that he'd share big news for 2024, his sister has been riding a trek and i've never seen her riding it, seems new too. Any thoughts?

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1/2/2024 2:14pm Edited Date/Time 1/2/2024 2:15pm
bizutch wrote:
You're more concise than I. Thanks. MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off...

You're more concise than I. Thanks.

MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off top of my head. The Specialized Gravity team is owned separate of Specialized even and were named differently in years prior. 

I have high hopes for some mid-year shake ups in the DH sponsorship realm with Monster Energy putting some muscle behind the US series.  Whoever their marketing guru is will hopefully feed Clay and company some other contacts looking to product market to gravity.  

I've already noticed a few corporate brands slipping DH/Enduro style riding clips into their lifestyle ads online, which went away for quite a while.

The latest Downtime podcast features Laurent Delorme of Pure Agency (Specialized Gravity) if you want to hear some of the details in how that team has evolved over the years and how Specialized tried to pick up Bruni and wound up with Laurent's entire team instead.

https://www.downtimepodcast.com/laurent-delorme/

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Aye wrote:

He might stick with Reserve wheels. They seem to lasted better than the ENVEs and also Ratboy still runs them as well, I think. 

Maxipedia wrote:

Yes, but Josh rides for Cannondale and Cannondale is owned by Pon. So it's in the family, kinda.

Fair enough and good point. 

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chriskief wrote:
The latest Downtime podcast features Laurent Delorme of Pure Agency (Specialized Gravity) if you want to hear some of the details in how that team has evolved...

The latest Downtime podcast features Laurent Delorme of Pure Agency (Specialized Gravity) if you want to hear some of the details in how that team has evolved over the years and how Specialized tried to pick up Bruni and wound up with Laurent's entire team instead.

https://www.downtimepodcast.com/laurent-delorme/

There's also a fun tidbit about Danny's dad costing him a ride with Laurent a while back...

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1/2/2024 2:47pm
Endurhevia wrote:

So if IFR is shutting down, we can expect a MS Intense team? With Gwin, Dak and Tuhoto maybe??

Don’t think Gwin will be racing WCs from what I got from his interview in the Downtime podcast. He was asked if he’d do commentary full...

Don’t think Gwin will be racing WCs from what I got from his interview in the Downtime podcast. He was asked if he’d do commentary full time and basically said if I’m going to be at WC events, I’m going to want to be racing. To me that sounded like he wasn’t going to be at the WCs this season, maybe focusing on his new bike park. Which I would like to visit some day soon, it’s either a 25hr drive or 4 connection flights lol 😂 

I didn’t get that feeling at all. He said he wants to race next year period. 

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bizutch wrote:
You're more concise than I. Thanks. MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off...

You're more concise than I. Thanks.

MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off top of my head. The Specialized Gravity team is owned separate of Specialized even and were named differently in years prior. 

I have high hopes for some mid-year shake ups in the DH sponsorship realm with Monster Energy putting some muscle behind the US series.  Whoever their marketing guru is will hopefully feed Clay and company some other contacts looking to product market to gravity.  

I've already noticed a few corporate brands slipping DH/Enduro style riding clips into their lifestyle ads online, which went away for quite a while.

chriskief wrote:
The latest Downtime podcast features Laurent Delorme of Pure Agency (Specialized Gravity) if you want to hear some of the details in how that team has evolved...

The latest Downtime podcast features Laurent Delorme of Pure Agency (Specialized Gravity) if you want to hear some of the details in how that team has evolved over the years and how Specialized tried to pick up Bruni and wound up with Laurent's entire team instead.

https://www.downtimepodcast.com/laurent-delorme/

Funny, I just finished listening to it and came on here to say the same thing!

 

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I don't think anyone has pointed this out yet:

YT has dropped a bunch of their influence-thletes, 

the thought is to pay for Vali,

Could it also be for Mr. Bomba and Party Boi? 

I dont believe enduro is going away anytime soon, even if it looses it's WB-Disc viewership.
The fact is the bulk of us riders are on bikes which we pedal up and down. Given that thought it 
would, to me, make sense to still have a presence in enduro for YT. 

Bring on the YT MOB SQUAD!! Live life unblazzed!

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1/2/2024 3:26pm Edited Date/Time 1/2/2024 11:41pm
pheller wrote:
Do we have any precedent for former Red Bull Helmets turning into Monster Helmets?  It seems like the contract issues surrounding such a move would be...

Do we have any precedent for former Red Bull Helmets turning into Monster Helmets? 

It seems like the contract issues surrounding such a move would be pretty tough even for someone like Aaron Gwin. 

Unless he maintains a sort of distant but still mutually beneficial relationship to such a team, it's highly unlikely we'll see Gwin own a Monster Energy team.

I also highly doubt MS is going to take on an American in Norton, and an MS Intense team is dumb unless Gwin puts his team on Frameworks. 

It would also seem unlikely that Gwin and Dak would give up a bike they developed and could get for cheap, or even get paid something to ride, to go to Frameworks, which was developed by other riders at cost to those riders, and likely would cost the team a pretty penny. 

I still put my bets on Gwin rebranding his team but staying with Intense, Dak stayin with Gwin, and maybe picking up some other USA based riders to do the Monster Energy US Downhill season. 

Or Gwin retires and then I have no guesses. 

MS Intense seems to be happening and could be beneficial for all sides. The signs are there, the throwback Markus Stöckl on black M1 Insta post etc. My bet is on Intense becoming a frame sponsor for MS and running their US-based youth program, that Jeff was talking about. Could Gwin be running the frame that he developed and is finally good with different financial backing? Why not?

Dak was linked to Mondraker here is this thread, as in ”the new Mondraker factory team”. Interesting he runs that DJ bike, though... Regarding Mondraker, as far as I know they are also distributing SRAM in Spain (or at least they used to), so maybe the new team will be on SRAM and RockShox?

You know what makes me smile? The fact that we all know that pro racers, team managers, company people and a ton of other people in-the-know are watching us here and I'm sure they're having a laugh every now and then, regarding what we think we know. But this is another incarnation of the passion for the sport, so I guess nobody actually minds. P.S.: Hello Jesse! Smile  

Mx

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1/2/2024 3:31pm
Endurhevia wrote:

So if IFR is shutting down, we can expect a MS Intense team? With Gwin, Dak and Tuhoto maybe??

Don’t think Gwin will be racing WCs from what I got from his interview in the Downtime podcast. He was asked if he’d do commentary full...

Don’t think Gwin will be racing WCs from what I got from his interview in the Downtime podcast. He was asked if he’d do commentary full time and basically said if I’m going to be at WC events, I’m going to want to be racing. To me that sounded like he wasn’t going to be at the WCs this season, maybe focusing on his new bike park. Which I would like to visit some day soon, it’s either a 25hr drive or 4 connection flights lol 😂 

I didn’t get that feeling at all. He said he wants to race next year period. 

He did say he wanted to race, I just got the impression it wasn’t going to be WCs but I could be way wrong and I hope I am. I live watching Gwin race his bike. Fortune enough to meet and say hi the last couple years, hopefully again this year 

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pheller wrote:
Do we have any precedent for former Red Bull Helmets turning into Monster Helmets?  It seems like the contract issues surrounding such a move would be...

Do we have any precedent for former Red Bull Helmets turning into Monster Helmets? 

It seems like the contract issues surrounding such a move would be pretty tough even for someone like Aaron Gwin. 

Unless he maintains a sort of distant but still mutually beneficial relationship to such a team, it's highly unlikely we'll see Gwin own a Monster Energy team.

I also highly doubt MS is going to take on an American in Norton, and an MS Intense team is dumb unless Gwin puts his team on Frameworks. 

It would also seem unlikely that Gwin and Dak would give up a bike they developed and could get for cheap, or even get paid something to ride, to go to Frameworks, which was developed by other riders at cost to those riders, and likely would cost the team a pretty penny. 

I still put my bets on Gwin rebranding his team but staying with Intense, Dak stayin with Gwin, and maybe picking up some other USA based riders to do the Monster Energy US Downhill season. 

Or Gwin retires and then I have no guesses. 

Maxipedia wrote:
MS Intense seems to be happening and could be beneficial for all sides. The signs are there, the throwback Markus Stöckl on black M1 Insta post...

MS Intense seems to be happening and could be beneficial for all sides. The signs are there, the throwback Markus Stöckl on black M1 Insta post etc. My bet is on Intense becoming a frame sponsor for MS and running their US-based youth program, that Jeff was talking about. Could Gwin be running the frame that he developed and is finally good with different financial backing? Why not?

Dak was linked to Mondraker here is this thread, as in ”the new Mondraker factory team”. Interesting he runs that DJ bike, though... Regarding Mondraker, as far as I know they are also distributing SRAM in Spain (or at least they used to), so maybe the new team will be on SRAM and RockShox?

You know what makes me smile? The fact that we all know that pro racers, team managers, company people and a ton of other people in-the-know are watching us here and I'm sure they're having a laugh every now and then, regarding what we think we know. But this is another incarnation of the passion for the sport, so I guess nobody actually minds. P.S.: Hello Jesse! Smile  

Mx

That's been the fun part all along 😂 at least our silly season is in the offseason instead of mid season like F1. Imagine everything happening publicly in season. Boring.

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If Gwin is not on an intense I could possibly see him on a Frameworks frame . I can't see him wanting to develop another frame from the ground up as my guess is he's probably got 1 or maybe 2 years of racing left and if he wants to be competitive he probably hasn't got the time to waste half a season riding something that doesn't work for him . Frameworks would be a lot easier for him to get something  , at least geometry wise and to a lesser extent suspension, that would work for him .

Danny Hart to take Sam Hills spot on Nukeproof .......no word yet that nukeproof racing is a victim of the chain reaction troubles and they took Sam Hill on at a similar stage in his career, could be a good fit . I hope Danny gets a ride but if he's basically going to self fund a season it would be interesting to see what equipment he chooses to use .

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bizutch wrote:
You're more concise than I. Thanks. MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off...

You're more concise than I. Thanks.

MS Racing is the only team in DH currently that maintains a singular brand identity that I can call off top of my head. The Specialized Gravity team is owned separate of Specialized even and were named differently in years prior. 

I have high hopes for some mid-year shake ups in the DH sponsorship realm with Monster Energy putting some muscle behind the US series.  Whoever their marketing guru is will hopefully feed Clay and company some other contacts looking to product market to gravity.  

I've already noticed a few corporate brands slipping DH/Enduro style riding clips into their lifestyle ads online, which went away for quite a while.

There are a few other examples:

FMD Racing owned by Tony Seagrave and has moved from a few frame and component sponsors over the time
Atherton's run their own show with Dan Brown managing the team. Starting on Commencal, moving sponsors and now their own bikes.
UR Team Racing owned by Fab Cousinie has moved frame sponsors periodically. 
Union owned by Joe Bowman from Steel City Media.
Team Riding Addiction owned by Thibaut and Gaétan Ruffin started off as a privateer program in in 2010 and is now one of the largest teams (Commencal Muc-off) in the pits. 

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sspomer wrote:

reading is hard. my name is right under the homepage post.

Maybe he was looking on mobile?

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Maxipedia wrote:
MS Intense seems to be happening and could be beneficial for all sides. The signs are there, the throwback Markus Stöckl on black M1 Insta post...

MS Intense seems to be happening and could be beneficial for all sides. The signs are there, the throwback Markus Stöckl on black M1 Insta post etc. My bet is on Intense becoming a frame sponsor for MS and running their US-based youth program, that Jeff was talking about. Could Gwin be running the frame that he developed and is finally good with different financial backing? Why not?

Dak was linked to Mondraker here is this thread, as in ”the new Mondraker factory team”. Interesting he runs that DJ bike, though... Regarding Mondraker, as far as I know they are also distributing SRAM in Spain (or at least they used to), so maybe the new team will be on SRAM and RockShox?

You know what makes me smile? The fact that we all know that pro racers, team managers, company people and a ton of other people in-the-know are watching us here and I'm sure they're having a laugh every now and then, regarding what we think we know. But this is another incarnation of the passion for the sport, so I guess nobody actually minds. P.S.: Hello Jesse! Smile  

Mx

Yea.. Dak if you are reading still. Send us a sign. Post more pit bike track updates.

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Also, did anyone see Aarons comment to Dak in his post. "Will miss you brotha"  
Uh... Aaron trolling? Or they are splitting ways? 

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