Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Mike Komisarek addressed a report out of St. Louis this weekend that suggested that he would welcome a trade out of Toronto. Andy Strickland, a St. Louis-based reporter, tweeted on Saturday, "Mike Komisarek gave Leafs a list of 12 teams hed accept a trade to but Im told hed pretty much accept a trade anywhere. Wants to play." Komisarek, who has been a healthy scratch for the past 14 games, discussed the report with the media on Sunday. "Im not going to be commenting on what someone in St. Louis said so I dont even know the guy or why he said that," said Komisarek. "So I know the media types will like to say, A report, an anonymous report, Im curious to see where you guys get your stuff. Thats all I can say at this time." Komisarek did suggest that he was amused by the flurry of interest in him. "It must be a slow news day," he said. Strickland also tweeted, "Even if Leafs took back 50 per cent of Komisarek salary not sure teams are lining up to take that contract...compliance buyout seems more likely." The 31-year-old, who has no points in four games for Toronto this season, has a modified no-trade clause. He is in the fourth season of a five-year, $22.5 million contract, with an annual cap hit of $4.5 million. Komisarek commented on the difficulty of watching games from the press box. "You want to play, you want to contribute, thats the biggest thing. You dont want to be a passenger," explained Komisarek. "You want to be helping the team out and I can just worry about what I can control and thats come to the rink and keep a positive attitude and sure as well got to be ready if an opportunity comes when and where that it is who knows. "Well see how it unfolds. Right now Im just taking it day by day. Well see how it unfolds." Maple Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle was asked about how veterans John-Michael Liles and Komisarek are responding to being healthy scratches. "Theyve handled it like most professionals. There hasnt been one iota of negativity from either of those gentlemen." - With files from TSN reporter Mark Masters cheap nfl jerseys . Australia took a 22-3 lead into halftime and nearly blew it all. Luciano Orquera, who had knocked over each of his previous five kicks, put a penalty heartbreakingly wide in the final minute as Italy missed out on a historic first draw against Australia. wholesale jerseys . Just the way the Boston Red Sox drew it up, right? "Go tell him that," McDonald said, nodding at Ortizs locker. "See, I should be in the home run derby next year. http://www.cheapjerseyssafe.com/ .J. -- Ed Reed is unsure what his football future holds. wholesale nfl jerseys .Y. -- Sabres forward Patrick Kaleta was released from the hospital Wednesday, after absorbing a hard hit late in the first period of Buffalos 4-3 loss to the Maple Leafs Tuesday in Toronto. nfl jerseys china . He can play defence, too. Stephen Curry can attest to that. Lawson had 18 points and nine assists and his defence on Golden States top scorer was just as valuable in the Denver Nuggets 102-91 victory over the Warriors on Friday night.DENVER -- The Colorado Rockies have reacquired left-hander Franklin Morales from the Boston Red Sox for versatile infielder Jonathan Herrera. It was the second trade the Rockies orchestrated on Wednesday. They also picked up outfielder Drew Stubbs from the Cleveland Indians for reliever Josh Outman. Morales is coming off a season in which he went 2-2 with a 4.62 ERA in 20 games for the World Series champion Red Sox. He was a member of the Rockies wheen they made their run to the World Series in 2007, only to be swept by Boston.dddddddddddd Colorado also picked up minor league reliever Chris Martin in the deal. The 29-year-old Herrera hit .292 with one homer and 16 RBIs in 195 at-bats for Colorado this year. He played second base, third, shortstop and two games in left field. This has been a busy off-season for the Rockies, who recently acquired lefty Brett Anderson from the Oakland Athletics. cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '