A raucous 20081 rabid Lions fans came out for their nationally-televised match against The Columbus Comets at The Den last night, a 111-66 showcase of their top talent as All Star Week is set to commence. The fans were treated to a short roster that guaranteed that they would get to see their favorite stars in action, and it seemed to pay dividends as LA secured two starters for the upcoming All Star festivities as Miguel Bergeron will be paired with surprise selection of point-forward Marcius Vilcinskis in the Great 8's backcourt when the game begins. "I'll try not to let Jansen go for 60," joked Vilcinskis, who was clearly pleased by the gesture of fan recognition after playing out of position for much of the season as LA continues its radical restructuring and redevelopment. With the team set to bow out the National Tournament and international exhibition competition BBM this week, journeyman center Seran Masot has been given permission to gauge interest from other clubs around the globe as he looks to put the finishing touch on a career that is beginning to wind down at age 33."He's done everything we asked him to do when we brought him in here, but both sides understood the plans for the future coming in to the season," said PR-Manager Peder Hansen,"If Seran thinks it's time to move on, then we'll try to honor that."