Fremantle coach Ross Lyon says its not the time to bend to individual agendas, stating he will use the remainder of the AFL season to see which players will dig in for him.Rumours of player unrest at the Dockers are growing following the clubs disastrous season, which has yielded just three wins from 20 games.Contracted goalsneak Hayden Ballantyne has requested a trade, while a host of other players are also set to exit the club - not all of them voluntarily.Assistant coach Peter Sumich left the club abruptly last week, while president Steve Harris has announced hell step down at the end of the season, to be replaced by vice-president Dale Alcock.Lyon said Harris retirement after seven years as president had been planned for some time, and Sumich was unlikely to have been at the club anyway in 2017.The veteran coach was asked about the rumours of player unrest following the teams 72-point loss to Adelaide on Sunday.Lyon said he was comfortable with his coaching style, and that it was important to determine which players were committed to the cause.Ive been (in league footy) since I was 16, so its 34 years, Lyon said.And you look at clubs that are strong and work their way under pressure.And then (you see) those that are held captive without strong leadership to individual agendas, and I think thats toxic.But I see it as a real opportunity (now) to see those that dig in.Thats the beauty of experience. I see this as an opportunity. Theres always a loud minority, and theres always people prepared to listen to a loud minority.But for me, I just want to continue to be the coach that Matthew Pavlich wanted his whole career.Thats what he wrote in his book, didnt he? Im the coach that he always hoped for. Im pretty comfortable continuing in that vein. Its not a bad spot to be.Michael Barlow, Anthony Morabito, Matt de Boer, Tendai Mzungu, Nick Suban, Zac Clarke, Hayden Ballantyne, Jack Hannath, Alex Silvagni, Chris Mayne, and Clancee Pearce are no guarantees to be at the club next year, while veteran Matthew Pavlich will retire.Lyon said Ballantyne had asked for a two-year contract extension earlier this year.But it now appears the 29-year-old wants out, with a shift to cross-town rivals West Coast a very real prospect.The Dockers could be in for some more on-field pain this week when they take on GWS at Spotless Stadium on Saturday.Ruckman Aaron Sandilands appears set to miss the trip after his glute tightened up against the Crows, while Pavlich will be rested ahead of his round-23 farewell game against the Bulldogs.Taven Bryan Jersey . Anthony Calvillo, through 20 CFL seasons, was frequently invincible and largely stoic in the heat of competition. But underneath the professional exterior he was, and is, compellingly human. 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We witnessed that when Zack Kassian hit Edmontons Sam Gagner in the face after a missed check.ANAHEIM, Calif. -- One of the American Leagues best pitchers last year will make his first start in more than seven weeks when the Oakland Athletics and the Los Angeles Angels conclude their three-game series Wednesday night at Angel Stadium.Oakland right-hander Sonny Gray, an All-Star last year, will be activated from the disabled list to start for the first time since Aug. 6 and for just the second time since the end of July.The 26-year-old native of Nashville went on the disabled list for the second time this year when he strained his right forearm last month while pitching against the Chicago Cubs. That strain resulted in an inflamed elbow. In May, a strained right trapezius muscle put Gray on the disabled list for two weeks.All told, the right-hander has missed 57 games this season.Last year, Gray finished third in voting for the Cy Young Award after compiling the American Leagues third-best ERA (2.73) while winning 14 games and amassing 183 strikeouts.As manager Bob Melvin, who announced the decision Sunday, said Gray would be on a strict pitch limit and likely would not work more than two innings.Melvin told MLB.com that the purpose for Grays brief outing will be for the left-hander to get on a mound and get after it and know youre healthy going into the offseason, he said. That is really what were looking for.Gray faced hitters in a bullpen session before Saturdays game against the Texas Rangers and said he felt no ill effects.I know in my mind Im fine to pitch next year, Gray told the San Jose Mercury News, and thats whats impportant.ddddddddddddOpposing Gray will be right-hander Alex Meyer, whose past two outings provided a glimpse into the kind of potential that made him a first-round draft choice in 2013.On Sept. 18, Meyer earned his first major-league victory in a 4-0 decision over the Blue Jays. Meyer pitched five shutout innings, amassed a career-high seven strikeouts and scattered two hits and three walks while throwing a fastball that reached 98 mph.That stuff out there was electric, Angels manager Mike Scioscia said afterward. He had great angles, great velocity, and he was spinning the ball well.Then on Friday night against the Houston Astros, Meyer conceded one run, three hits and a walk in his first five innings before loading the bases on an infield single and two walks with one out in the sixth. Though Meyer was charged with four runs, the Angels used a six-run rally in the ninth inning to earn a 10-6 victory.Meyer and fellow right-hander Ricky Nolasco came to Los Angeles at the trading deadline from the Minnesota Twins in a four-player deal for left-hander Hector Santiago. Meyer follows Nolasco in the Angels rotation, so being able to consult with the 11-year veteran has proved valuable, especially since Nolasco and two relievers combined to shut the Astros out Thursday night.I was talking to him about what he did, Meyer told MLB.com. Being able to pitch right behind him has definitely helped. Hes a smart pitcher. ' ' '