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General manager Brendan Taman met with the media on Thursday for his traditional end-of-season grilling on the Riders.
He said he was frustrated with the season due to the Riders’ 8-10 record and the fact it ended in the West … Continue reading
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The garbage-bag day Riders report
The Riders gathered on Tuesday for the final time before heading to their respective off-season homes.
It’s called garbage-bag day because they players clean out their lockers and fill green garbage bags with their belongings. It’s a bitter-sweet day, especially … Continue reading
Tempers flare at Riders practice
It was a hot one at Riders practice on Thursday and I’m not only talking about the heat.
Tempers were a short as there was one scrap and words were exchanged between two other players. Tackle Chris Patrick and defensive … Continue reading
CFL Week 12 Report: Buono sticks to the plan
Buono plays it safe The recent record of the B.C. Lions is reflective of their play, but one thing that hasn’t changed are some of the strategy decisions of coach/GM Wally Buono. The latest came in the latter stages of their 32-19 win over the Calgary Stampeders Saturday. Leading 32-12 and with a chance to ... Continue reading
CFL Picks, Week 11: Alouettes get back on track
CALGARY AT EDMONTON Friday, 9 p.m. ET Edmonton’s Fred Stamps, seventh in CFL receiving yards (619) despite missing the last three games with an abdominal injury, will return to the lineup Friday … The Stampeders also hope to get a boost from the injured list with left tackle Edwin Harrison, their top rookie from a ... Continue reading
CFL Picks, Week 7: Eskimos must contain Calvillo, Whitaker
EDMONTON AT MONTREAL Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ET Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo has had trouble this season when opposing teams are able to generate pressure, but the Eskimos, playing without defensive end Greg Peach (torn meniscus), have only registered one sack in their last two games. Montreal’s offensive line bounced back from a poor outing in ... Continue reading
