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(AP) Dunnville Mudcats' attempts to introduce new concepts to the PPM game are back in the news again today. The club's, "Teams of Quality and Distinction" promotion has hit a major roadblock today after attempts to publish a list of qualifying teams were met by threats of legal action by organizations competing in the event. The clubs in question, apparently fearing ridicule and derision from other teams in the PPM world, threatened to take "unrestrained legal action" should their names be released. The seasonal activity invites select teams to join a "list" capped at fifteen to compete in an unofficial friendly tournament and benefit both organizations. Nicknamed the "C List" and widely disregarded by other teams in the PPM world, the tournament has again struggled out of the gate,
in just its second full season of activity. Despite regular advertising and even the inclusion of a limited edition hockey puck due to be released next month, the absence of interest in the out-of-competition friendly has forced team officials to unsuccessfully pressure PPM officials to allow the Mudcats to recruit league-controlled franchises. Mudcat President and GM Paul Roedb hit back at the teams on the list who refused to allow their names to be released as, "a bunch of *#&$ers"and, "those same sons of &$(#hes that I used to call friends". Messages sent to the office of Jordan LePip, team Public Relations Specialist and creator of the unique event, were left unanswered.

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