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Relegation Return? Competition format a talking point at Montana's Brier


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"In sports, it's never perfect," he said. "If you change the format to make that not happen, there's going to be something else that you sacrifice." Nunavut's Shane Latimer and Aaron Bartling of the Northwest Territories both went 0-8 in round-robin play.


The article from MSN discusses the ongoing debate about the competition format at the Montana's Brier, Canada's national men's curling championship. Key points include the potential return of a relegation system, which was used in the past to ensure competitive balance by relegating the lowest-performing teams to a pre-qualification event. This system was abandoned in 2018 but is now being reconsidered due to the current format's perceived lack of excitement and competitive equity. The discussion involves various stakeholders, including Curling Canada, players, and fans, who are weighing the benefits of increased competition against the potential for reduced participation from less competitive provinces. The article also touches on how the format changes could affect the overall structure of the event, including the number of games, the length of the competition, and the qualification process for future Briers.

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