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I didn't catch the game, but I saw the Argos were up quite a bit in the 3rd, and kept the lead from there. I caught a couple post-game player interviews. The ~~boatchidren~~ Boatmen were feeling themselves. This home-and-home heads to Winnpeg next week! Blue Bombers will no doubt be frisky as they try to get right! @ValueSubtracted@startrek.website
Oof, I tuned in during the second quarter. It didn't look great then, and it only got worse.
Collaros is out again. The D line still gives up way too much.
Streveler looked okay, though. And good for Arbuckle - he had it together.
This Bombers fan isn't mad about seeing Calgary (barely) lose one...
I'll bet ;P. Also, Montreal's looking legit
They certainly know how to hang tough.
There's been a changing of the guard. For the past several years, it's felt like the CFL runs through BC, Winnipeg, and Toronto. No longer. There's lots more football to play, but Calgary and Saskatchewan are currently leading the West and Hamilton and Montreal the East.
This week kicks off with what should be a good match: The Als test themselves against the red hot Stampeders. The Bombers may have a get-right game against the struggling Boatchildren. And another pretty even-handed matchup to wrap the week up, an all-feline match between the Ti-Cats and Lions.
The Bombers may have a get-right game against the struggling Boatchildren.
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The Big Blue have some things to figure out, especially on the defensive end of things.
The Calgary/Montreal matchup should be pretty interesting.
(Ti-Cat) Kiondre Smith: "The East isn't weak. The West is weak."
Wild game, Ti-Cats at Lions. I saw the last few minutes, but should have tuned in earlier. Hamilton's on a 5-game winning streak