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0:30 - Orlondo Steinauer, Head Coach & President, Football Operations - Hamilton Tiger-Cats19:10 - Corey Mace, Defensive Coordinator - Toronto Argonauts42:00 - Geroy Simon, Assistant General Manager - Edmonton Elks

In this episode, Greg sits down with Canadian football historian and scholar, Dr. Frank Cosentino, to talk about his playing career and the CFL as a cultural institution in the 20th Century, especially during the time he played. They also discuss how the CFL dealt with the threat of the WFL in the 1970s, during which John Bassett planned on placing a franchise in Toronto. Lastly, they discuss the American expansion, changing sports landscape and the prospects of a successful CFL/XFL merger, should one ever be pursued again. Scott was slated to join the conversation; however, just minutes before recording tornado warnings were issued for Birmingham and power went out. We are happy to report that eventually the weather cleared and power was restored. Grey Cup champion, Vanier Cup champion, hall of famer, scholar, teacher, and professor emeritus are just a few of the ways one describes the greatest Canadian sports historian who has authored 18 books, and not just only on football. Drafted by the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1960, Dr. Cosentino was in five consecutive Grey Cup games, 1961-65, including the first overtime Grey Cup game in 1961, the “fog bowl” in 1962 and the “wind bowl” of 1965. The team's two Grey Cup wins were in 1963 and 1965. As a Tiger Cat he also played in the last of the CFL vs NFL exhibition games against the Buffalo Bills, in which Hamilton prevailed and he passed for the team's final touchdown. In 1967, Dr. Cosentino was traded to Edmonton in 1967, led the team to a 9-6-1, and was named Edmonton's nominee for the Best Canadian Schenley Award, after which he was traded to Toronto for the 1969 season. He finished his career after the 1969 season, playing in 141 regular season games and starting in 41, posting 20 wins, 19 losses, and two ties. He completed 482 passes out of 996 attempts for 7,678 passing yards with 53 touchdowns. While playing in the CFL, Dr. Cosentino continued his education, earning both a master's and doctor of philosophy degree. After his playing days ended, in 1970, he was named head football coach at the University of Western Ontario and assistant professor. In 1976 he moved to York University where he was professor and chairman of physical education and athletics for a five-year term. As a professor, he taught courses in sport history, and as a coach, won two Vanier Cups at Western in 1971 and 1974. He is a member of Halls of Fame at McMaster, York, Western, and Ontario University Athletics; and in 2018, was named to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Though retired, Dr. Cosentino continues to write and all of his wonderful books, which are required reading for students of Canadian football, are available at his website- www.valleyoldtimers.com.

In this episode, Greg sits down with Canadian football historian and scholar, Dr. Frank Cosentino, to talk about his playing career and the CFL as a cultural institution in the 20th Century, especially during the time he played. They also discuss how the CFL dealt with the threat of the WFL in the 1970s, during which John Bassett planned on placing a franchise in Toronto. Lastly, they discuss the American expansion, changing sports landscape and the prospects of a successful CFL/XFL merger, should one ever be pursued again.Scott was slated to join the conversation; however, just minutes before recording tornado warnings were issued for Birmingham and power went out. We are happy to report that eventually the weather cleared, and power was restored. Grey Cup champion, Vanier Cup champion, hall of famer, scholar, teacher, and professor emeritus are just a few of the ways one describes the greatest Canadian sports historian who has authored 18 books, and not just only on football. Drafted by the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1960, Dr. Cosentino was in five consecutive Grey Cup games, 1961-65, including the first overtime Grey Cup game in 1961, the “fog bowl” in 1962 and the “wind bowl” of 1965. The team's two Grey Cup wins were in 1963 and 1965. As a Tiger Cat he also played in the last of the CFL vs NFL exhibition games against the Buffalo Bills, in which Hamilton prevailed and he passed for the team's final touchdown.In 1967, Dr. Cosentino was traded to Edmonton in 1967, led the team to a 9-6-1, and was named Edmonton's nominee for the Best Canadian Schenley Award, after which he was traded to Toronto for the 1969 season. He finished his career after the 1969 season, playing in 141 regular season games and starting in 41, posting 20 wins, 19 losses, and two ties. He completed 482 passes out of 996 attempts for 7,678 passing yards with 53 touchdowns. While playing in the CFL, Dr. Cosentino continued his education, earning both a master's and doctor of philosophy degree. After his playing days ended, in 1970, he was named head football coach at the University of Western Ontario and assistant professor. In 1976 he moved to York University where he was professor and chairman of physical education and athletics for a five-year term. As a professor, he taught courses in sport history, and as a coach, won two Vanier Cups at Western in 1971 and 1974. He is a member of Halls of Fame at McMaster, York, Western, and Ontario University Athletics; and in 2018, was named to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Though retired, Dr. Cosentino continues to write and all of his wonderful books, which are required reading for students of Canadian football, are available at his website- www.valleyoldtimers.com.

Hustle Makes it Happen the podcast Season Finale is a HOT one featuring NFL player Delvin Breaux and his amazing story of perseverance!Delvin Breaux reached football's highest level, signing with his hometown Saints, after an unconventional rise. Playing for McDonogh 35, Breaux fractured his C4, C5 and C6 vertebrae during a kickoff return in a high school football game on October 27, 2006.Though many feared the worst, doctors found that Breaux was “neurologically fine”. As a highly recruited prep player, Breaux was supposed to make waves for the Tigers in Baton Rouge. Although LSU honored his scholarship, he was never medically cleared to play and he spent time as a player-coach within the program. Setting out on his own, Breaux looked for every opportunity to continue playing the game he loves. He played seasons for the Louisiana Bayou Vipers in the minor Gridiron Developmental Football League and the former New Orleans VooDoo of the AFL. His strong play in minor leagues landed him an opportunity with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 2013, where he would spend the next two seasons, becoming an All-Star. Saints coach Sean Payton would soon after recruit Breaux for his NFL opportunity.After his first season with the Saints in 2015, Breaux finished his first year in the NFL with 45 tackles and 3 interceptions and was named the recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award. His time with the Saints would eventually come to an end two seasons later after suffering a broken fibula in 2016 and 2017, opening the door for his return to the CFL. His story is the epitome of HUSTLE! #podcast #personalgrowth #selfhelp #lifeskills #nfl #Delvinbreaux #podcasts #thebreauxshowDelvin Breaux's Website! https://www.thebreauxshow.comProduced by Jim Chapman and the team at Envision Podcast Studios https://www.facebook.com/ENVISIONPODCASTSTUDIO Subscribe on Youtube!Hit the bell for notifications as soon as they drop! Like the Facebook Page Here: https://www.facebook.com/hustlemakesithappenLike our Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/hustlemakesithappenVisit our NEW website at: https://www.hustlemakesithappen.com

One of the big sports stories that's circulating right now is Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin's collapse and subsequent hospitalization following a tackle mid-game. What happened to him and could it happen to athletes in other sports too? Guest: Dr. David Levy, Sports Medicine Practitioner; Team Physician for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for 35 years, the Toronto Rock since inception, McMaster University and Mohawk College varsity teams for over 30 years; Medical Staff for the Hamilton Bulldogs; Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame Inductee - Today sees a major spike in divorce filings but why is that? Why are people choosing divorce nowadays and how much does it cost for each side to go through the process? Guest: Tracy Miller, Family Lawyer; Co-Host, Divorce Solutions Podcast - Pelé is a soccer player who did more than just play the beautiful game, he sparked a love for the sport of soccer in many people's hearts. Now that he's died, people are looking back on his legacy and many achievements. While some remember seeing him on their TV, a Hamilton man is remembering what it was like playing against him. Was it intimidating? Exciting? An opportunity to get an autograph right there on the pitch? Guest: John McGrane, Former Canadian Men's Soccer Player, Member of the Canadian & Hamilton Soccer Halls of Fame and the Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame

A few of the voices of the Ticats Audio Network -- Louie Butko, Luke Tasker, RJ Broadhead, Andy Fantuz & Mike Daly, recently caught up to discuss the year that was for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. From Training Camp to an East Semi-Finals exit to the Bo Levi Mitchell trade and everything in between, the boys recap a roller coaster 2022. 

The stars have aligned for this week's edition of The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton Radio! Scott has assembled all of CHML's announcers for a super-round table featuring Rick Zamperin of Good Morning Hamilton, Bill Kelly of The Bill Kelly Show and Scott Thompson of Hamilton Today. Together they tackle topics that range everywhere from if Bo Levi Mitchell will someday be the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' quarterback to what Hamiltonians' taxes may go up by. Buckle up for an amazing show that truly lives up to its name. Guests: Rick Zamperin, Host of Good Morning Hamilton Bill Kelly, Host of The Bill Kelly Show Scott Thompson, Host of Hamilton Today

On this episode, our correspondent, Aubrianna Snow, learns about the tremendous community impact of Douglas Mitchell. Douglas held countless titles and honours throughout his life. He was a leading professional in law, a football player for both the BC Lions and Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and an advisor to countless community organizations. More importantly, he was a loving husband to former Alberta Lieutenant Governor, The Honourable Lois Mitchell, and a father of four children. In 2017, Lois and Douglas worked together to create the History and Heroes Foundation, which serves to promote the diverse history of our province and provide funding to […]

The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast welcomes back co-host Joe Pritchard from his trip to good ol' Regina for the 109th Grey Cup last week. While Joe's beloved Winnipeg Blue Bombers took a loss to the once-again charmed Toronto Argonauts, he's more than ready to talk about quite the compelling Grey Cup. So compelling it was in fact, that RWB co-host Os Davis doesn't wonder if CFL fans are a bit spoiled with the quality of their championship games since the Ottawa Redblacks started crashing the Canadian football title party. Os also has a bit of a bone to pick with TSN, CFL.ca and others who can't wait to tear down the Bombers with cries of “It ain't a dynasty!” Finally, the RWB chats briefly about the Bo Levi Mitchell signing and the immediate future of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats… the Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast: Yeah we're saying it – Is it June yet…?”

Peter Loubardias talks with Logan Gordon to get you set for the Flames' contest against the Kings. He discusses some of the lineup changes for this Pacific Division matchup.John Bender shared his thoughts on Bo Levi Mitchell's rights being traded to the Hamilton Tiger Cats and the Grey Cup.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Tiger-Cats legends, Mike Morreale and Rob Hitchcock, tell stories and break all the rules in this weekly hang session.  Back for round two is Paul "Ozzie" Osbaldiston, former Punter and Placekicker for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats season is over following a tough East Division Semi Final loss to the Alouettes in Montreal. We take you to Tim Hortons Field for locker clean-out day and hear from Head Coach & President of Football Ops Orlondo Steinauer, Asst Head Coach & Defensive Coordinator Mark Washington, Assistant Head Coach & Offensive Coordinator Tommy Condell and later Louie is joined by The Spec's Steve Milton!

11/6/2022 Hamilton Tiger-Cats vs Montreal Alouettes Free CFL Picks on Morning Steam Show.

It's that bittersweet time of year for the Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast: The CFL playoffs have begun, signaling another season's end is near – but on the other hand, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are no longer playing. So RWB co-hosts Joe Pritchard and Os Davis are onto the playoffs! Specifically, round 1 of the 2022 CFL playoffs pitting the Hamilton Tiger-Cats against he Montreal Alouettes on the East side and the Calgary Stampeders at BC Lions in the West. With no more playoff scenarios to be had, the RWB instead gives you the scenarios in which each team can win its respective game. Picks and predictions, too! The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast: Playoffs?!?!?

We're joined by our East and West analysts this week to help us tee up a great weekend of playoff football. First, Darrin Bauming helps us look ahead to the great Western Semi-Final showdown between the Calgary Stampeders and BC Lions. After, Marshall Ferguson crunches numbers and gives a look at what we can expect in the Eastern Semi-Final between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Montreal Alouettes.

Tiger-Cats legends, Mike Morreale and Rob Hitchcock, tell stories and break all the rules in this weekly hang session.  In this episode they are joined by Paul "Ozzie" Osbaldiston, former Punter and Placekicker for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

The Ottawa REDBLACKS are officially eliminated from playoff contention (shocking!). Michaela and Jeannine break down the game that sealed the deal, and discuss what they hope from the final game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats this weekend.  CFL Storytime: Nathan Rourke returns and immitation is the sincerest form of flattery for Mike O'Shea. 

Rob and Murray discuss the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Their playoff chances depend on having a better record than the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Both sit at 6-10 so far this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Rob is joined by CTV Regina's Brit Dort to discuss the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The Riders have a bye week but are coming off a loss against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on October 7, a loss which dropped Saskatchewan's record to 6-10 on the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It all seems like business as usual on the Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast for a while. Co-hosts Joe Pritchard and Os Davis discuss the week that was in Canadian football: Os enthuses about his Montreal Alouettes, both pity the Ottawa Redblacks fanbase and the sad fate of head coach Paul LaPolice, admire the razor-sharp Calgary Stampeders and wonder where BC can go from here. Then, as Joe recounts playoff scenarios, Os has a revelation that the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Hamilton Tiger-Cats could both miss the CFL playoffs in 2022, which threatens to derail the entire enterprise with Os happily babbling “So you're saying there's a chance” for several hours straight. Luckily Joe manages to coax Os back to reality in time to play CFL Pick ‘Em for week 17 and plan for ways to lose money betting CFL games. All in all, it's a lot of fun – though maybe not so much if you're not a Ticats fan… The Rouge White & Blue podcast: Oddball Americans loving the Canadian game

The Lions, Stampeders and Argonauts all clinched playoff spots last week. We break down their games and how the rest of the season (and playoff picture) is starting to shape up.

The CFL might have been slightly short on number of games in week 15, but three games gave us plenty to discuss on the Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast. So RWB co-hosts Joe Pritchard and Os Davis mull over items like the Edmonton Elks' late fourth-quarter win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the Riders' rapidly slipping grip – formerly a stranglehold – on a playoff spot via crossover. Like just how seriously we should take the Hamilton Tiger-Cats after they ran up the score on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Like why the Calgary Stampeders keep taking these heartbreak losses. And like how good things might get if/when Vernon Adams really gets rolling with the BC Lions. Plus, Joe's got playoff scenarios mostly involving West teams but including , Os has some adventures in gambling, and both the RWBs've got picks for next week's games. The Rouge White & Blue podcast: Always keeping the ratio correct…

Ray & Benny look at this week's CFL Power rankings. They review the recent Blue Bombers' lost to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and release their latest Power Rankings. They also look at Week 2 NFL actions as Tua and the Dolphins make an amazing comeback. They also chat about Trey Lance's injury, other amazing comebacks, Kyle Murray and the Cardinals, Cooper and the Cowboys, and much more!———-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raybennytalksportsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/raybennysports/Twitter: https://twitter.com/raybennysportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@raybennysportsApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3rPuut8Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3rO0AFFGoogle Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3y5q4zwBuzzsprout: https://rayandbennytalksports.buzzsprout.com/#raybennysports #nfl #cfl  #bluebombers  #greycup  #roughriders #saskatchewan #Winnipeg #manitoba #stampeders #argos #ticats #roughriders #als #alouettes#bclions #elks #redblacks #forthew  #youtube #clevelandbrowns  #carolinapanthers #49ers #trainingcamp #tombrady #packers #aaronrodgers #packers #mtrushmore  #joeburrow  #bengals #brookehenderson #golf #canada #quarterback #goat #patrickmahomes  #derekcarr  #raiders #matthewstafford  #larams #cooperkupp  #chiefs  #analysis  #youtube  #roughriders  #winnipeg  #nhl  #raybennysports #canada #sportspodcast #vlog #YouTube #Canada #newyorkrangers  #tampabaylightning #edmontonoilers #coloradoavalanche #hockey———0:00 INTRO0:30 Winnipeg Blue Bombers, after the loss…5:35 CFL Power Rankings13:33 NFL Hot Topics 13:38 Trey Lance Injury/Jimmy G taking over16:00 NFL Comebacks. Tua & Dolphins. Jets, Cardinals…19:04 Bengals Oline worse than last year???20:18 Cooper Rush/Dallas Cowboys21:30 Winnipeg Jets/Wheeler/Captains26:10 Nik Suzuki26:38 Shoutout!!!

This week's Unashamed Alcoholic guest is former NFL running back, Alex Green. Alex played professional football for the New York Jets, the Green Bay Packers and in the CFL, the Hamilton Tiger Cats. Alex is very open about his early recovery and shares online how sobriety has changed his life. I was interested in chatting with Alex about why he went public, his emotional and incredible story of rock bottom, and how his career as an athlete impacted his journey.I hope you enjoy my conversation with Alex.Support the show

The guys recap everything from Week 15 of the 2022 CFL season. We break down the major storylines from each game, update our CFL Fantasy and betting results, give our players of the week, update our power rankings, and more.   Timestamps: 0:30 Intro 4:13 Edmonton Elks @ Saskatchewan Roughriders 22:35 Winnipeg Blue @ Hamilton Tiger Cats  47:15 BC Lions @ Calgary Stampeders  59:40 Garrett Marino  1:05:28 Podcast Fantasy Results 1:08:08 Fantasy League  1:13:05 Betting Results 1:15:17 Player of the Week  1:18:40 Power Rankings 1:23:40 Wrap up    Check out the video version at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x1AHiRS2u4   Recorded Monday, September 19th, 2022   Follow us on Twitter: Podcast - https://twitter.com/cfcountdownpod Ryan - https://twitter.com/koopertrooper42 Mike - https://twitter.com/mikegerl Trey - https://twitter.com/TreyMBharness Adam - https://twitter.com/adamstuart1   We are a proud member of the Canadian Football Podcast Network. Check out all the other great shows at https://twitter.com/cfpodnetwork   Presented by GameTime TV - Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/GametimeTvMB   Sponsored in part by Betstamp - Betstamp is a free app that helps you find the best odds across different sportsbooks to maximize the value of your online sports betting wagers. Learn more at https://betstamp.app and sign up with referral code CFC

This week's edition of The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton Radio features none other than CHML's very own, Bill Kelly! He's worked all morning and now Scott is pulling him in to work all evening long where they talk about what the future of the monarchy may look like, simplifying the way governments and their subsidiaries speak about things, the state of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and more. Guest: Bill Kelly, Host, The Bill Kelly Show (9a-12p), 900 CHML

RJ Broadhead fills in for Louie B this week on Ticats Today. He is joined by Jeff Girodat, Statistician on Gameday for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

RJ Broadhead fills in for Louie B this week on Ticats Today. He is joined by Drew Strohschein, Equipment Manager at the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

RUNDOWN0:00 – Intro1:00 – Ottawa @ Montreal – OK Tire Labour Day Weekend Recap4:40 – Could a receiver make a case for MOP?6:50 – James Smith Cree Nation7:50 – Winnipeg @ Saskatchewan – OK Tire Labour Day Weekend Recap9:30 – Discipline issues in Saskatchewan13:00 – Marino's latest offence15:35 – Collaros continues to dominate19:40 – Toronto @ Hamilton – OK Tire Labour Day Weekend Recap24:20 – Jamal Peters breakout performances26:00 – Trouble in Tiger Town30:00 – Edmonton @ Calgary – OK Tire Labour Day Weekend Recap32:30 – Week 14 Montreal @ BC Preview34:05 – Week 14 Toronto @ Ottawa Preview36:00 – Week 14 Saskatchewan @ Winnipeg Preview41:10 – Week 14 Calgary @ Edmonton Preview43:40 – Sara Orlesky's last game on the sideline

Co-hosts John Hodge and JC Abbott discuss the Saskatchewan Roughriders releasing defensive lineman Garrett Marino, the Edmonton Elks trading offensive lineman David Beard, Jamie Newman struggling in his first start with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the Ottawa Redblacks winning back-to-back games for the first time since 2019, and Duke Williams taking a stupid penalty in the Labour Day Classic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

9/5/2022 Toronto Argonauts vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats FREE Football Picks and Predictions on CFL by Ramon Scott.

Tiger-Cats legends, Mike Morreale and Rob Hitchcock, tell stories and break all the rules in this weekly hang session.  In this episode they are joined by the one and only Bob Young, Caretaker of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

8/26/2022 Hamilton Tiger-Cats vs Toronto Argonauts FREE Football Picks and Predictions on CFL

Kaan Özaydın ve Görkem Şahinoğlu... Toronto Argonauts ve Hamilton Tiger-Cats maçının yerinden incelemesi, Aaron Rodgers'ın bu haftaki skandal açıklamaları, eski RB'ler Marshawn Lynch ve Frank Gore tutuklanması, Patriots RB'i James White'ın emekliliği... Roquan Smith'in Chicago Bears'tan ve Kareem Hunt'ın Cleveland Browns'tan takasını istemesi, Las Vegas Raiders ve Jacksonville Jaguars arasındaki Hall of Fame maçı, kamplarda yaşanan son gelişmeler...

386yds passing & 5 TDs in one half of football? You know Donnovan's driving the Nathan Rourke hype train this week, especially as 'Kid Canada' gets set to take on the O.G. Bo Levi Mitchell in Calgary this week. We also discuss the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 4th quarter woes and are the Riders looking east for their road to the Grey Cup?

In the show's second hour, Aaron Korolnek and Matt Cauz discuss Week 9 of the CFL season, the start of the NFL preseason with the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game. Aaron and Matt play Pigeon or Peacock with Producer Nick. Argos' head coach Ryan Dinwiddie joins the show to discuss the rivalry matchup vs. Hamilton Tiger Cats and his expectations for his team for the rest of the season.

Toronto Argonauts head coach Ryan Dinwiddie joins First Up ahead of the rivalry matchup vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats on August 6. Dinwiddie discusses the historic feud and clash vs. Ticats, his team's mentality vs. Hamilton, Brandon Banks and Andrew Harris' progression and his expectations for the rest of the season.

TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor joins First Up to preview Week 9 of the CFL season. Naylor goes in-depth on the upcoming matchup between the Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger-Cats, if the Argos are looking for a coaching change, Brandon Banks' role with Toronto, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' dominance in the West, Buffalo Bills at NFL Training Camp and more.

Ryan Dinwiddie should not be fired and McLeod Bethel-Thompson should not be replaced. We try to end this ridiculous debate today. We also look at how the Argos should go about attacking the Ticats and what they might expect from Hamilton.

Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast co-host Os Davis is miserable about CFL fantasy football, betting on the CFL and the general state of the CFL East – but mostly he's just hating the Saskatchewan Roughriders this week after the rescheduled game killed his wagers on the Argos and his DFS team but good. Os tries to keep his sanity as, along with RWB co-host Joe Pritchard, they break down an exciting week 7 in the Canadian Football League and look ahead to some dandy matchups in week 8. Os also takes a deep-dive into the Toronto Argonauts' schedule and comes to the realization that not only are the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Ottawa Redblacks in serious trouble already, but that a West crossover is just about inevitable. All this and Joe makes the Canadian wannabes jealous with tales of his luxurious two-game trip he's taking up north next week. The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast: We'll forgive the Riders. Some day. Eveentually…

Mike and Jason run through a successful night for the BC Lions over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats under a broken roof at BC Place. Justin Dunk of 3 Down Nation joins the show to diagnose why the West has been so dominant over the East for several years. This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast is back for another week of Canadian Football League chat and prognostication – peppered with a lot of ranting by co-host Os Davis about the bad-luck Ottawa Redblacks, the dumb-luck Montreal Alouettes and the %^&*%&^^%^ Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Joe Pritchard actually does get in a few good words edgewise, particularly on the fantastic Winnipeg Blue Bombers-Calgary Stampeders game. The RWB also considers (again) the sorry state of the East, the viability of the Toronto Argonauts as a legitimate championship contender, and Os's doubling back on preseason predictions of an East crossover for the playoffs to now forecast a West crossover making the Grey Cup. Finally, no Adventures in Gambling™ this week, but the RWB's liking a couple of underdogs in week 7 which just might prove profitable. Then again… The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast: Always bet responsibly (i.e. don't listen to us)

Co-hosts Justin Dunk, John Hodge, and JC Abbott discuss Garrett Marino's suspension and subsequent apology, the firing of Montreal Alouettes' head coach Khari Jones, the Edmonton Elks trading Nick Arbuckle to the Ottawa Redblacks, Jon Ryan signing with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and the B.C. Lions inducting Paul McCallum and Jovan Olafioye into their Wall of Fame. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[We celebrate eminent North-of-the-border sportswriter Ed Willes' selection to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame's media wing last week - with a June 2018 archive re-release of one our most popular episodes!] As Johnny Manziel's pro football comeback journey wraps up a promising pre-season with the Canadian Football League's Hamilton Tiger-Cats, we take a moment this week to reminisce on the approaching 25th anniversary of the CFL's bold, but ultimately ill-fated attempt to bring its exciting brand of pigskin south of the border in 1993. When the NFL put the brakes on its two-year World League of American Football experiment in the summer of 1992 (which included a franchise in Montreal, dubbed the “Machine”), an economically wobbly CFL sensed an opportunity to fill the gap in US markets newly comfortable with the notion of pro football, as well as a potential growth path for the tradition-rich Canadian game to expand outside the Provinces.  In fact, two WLAF owners, Fred Anderson (Sacramento Surge) and Larry Benson (San Antonio Riders) "crossed over" to the Canadian League and were awarded newly rechristened franchises for 1993 – Anderson's Sacramento Gold Miners and Benson's San Antonio Texans.  While the Gold Miners were the only ones to make it into the following season's expanded CFL schedule (Benson literally – and ominously – left the league at the altar by bowing out the day of the league's press conference announcing the expansion), the door was open to a wild three-season adventure that brought the wide-open Canadian game to far-flung American outposts in Baltimore, Las Vegas, Shreveport, Memphis, Birmingham, and, ironically (via eventual relocation from Sacramento), San Antonio. Longtime Vancouver Province sportswriter Ed Willes (End Zones and Border Wars: The Era of American Expansion in the CFL) joins the podcast to discuss the league's short-lived American expansion effort, which then-commissioner Larry Smith had hoped to eventually encompass ten US teams in a fully expanded 20-team league.   Among the misadventures, Willes recounts: the 1995 champion Baltimore Stallions (who operated as the nickname-less “CFLers” the previous season in a trademark dispute with the NFL over the “Colts” moniker); the woefully attended Las Vegas Posse (who practiced on the Strip in the Riviera Hotel's parking lot and were forced to play their last “home” game in Edmonton); the Memphis Mad Dogs' unique approach to fitting the longer/wider CFL field into the Liberty Bowl; why football-mad Birmingham couldn't draw flies for Barracuda games once college and high school seasons started; and the “Great Tucker Caper” – featuring the infamous brothers Glieberman and their attempt to steal away the Shreveport Pirates to the greener pastures of Norfolk, VA.

1:00 - Ricky's call to the Hall5:00 - Henoc's scouting report on QB Ricky Ray7:00 - Playing under different coaches and coordinators10:30 - Which Grey Cup victory is Ricky's most cherished?14:30 - The Hall of Fame induction15:40 - Does the Hall of Fame creep into Henoc's mind?18:00 - Week 2 MTL @ TOR20:40 - QB controversy in Montreal24:00 - Week 2 WPG @ OTT26:00 - Week 2 CGY @ HAM30:15 - Week 2 SSK @ EDM33:30 - Week 3 SSK @ MTL34:55 - Week 3 HAM @ WPG36:20 - Week 3 EDM @ CGY38:20 - Week 3 TOR @ BC

EPISODE 37- Ray & Benny look at game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. They cover Week 2 of the 2022 CFL season! They discuss the Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Ottawa Redblacks rematch! They have live reaction to the Montreal Alouettes vs the Toronto Argonauts game! They also preview the Calgary Stampeders vs the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders vs the Edmonton Elks. NBA Finals Action, Quick shots, Benny's Brickhead and more!!!

Calgary Stampeders' head coach Dave Dickenson joins Boomer in the Morning to provide insight on their Week 1 victory. He touches on their upcoming tilt against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.The boys share their thoughts on the Stanley Cup Playoffs.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Rob and Murray break down the Roughriders' first game of the 2022 CFL regular season, a 30-13 home victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Great defence and 16 points from kicker Brett Lauther gave the offence plenty of security until the Riders' first touchdown in the fourth quarter. Paid attendance was around 28,000 but there were 4,000 fewer than that in the stadium. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's almost the start of the 2022 Canadian Football League season and Ryan has THE definitive preview for you! In this episode, Ryan sits down with podcast hosts of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Montreal Alouettes, Ottawa RedBlacks, and Toronto Argonauts to go over their hopes and fears for the 2022 season. No Credentials Required is a part of Belly Up Sports in association with Gozilla Media.Eatin' 'Em Raw: https://t.co/PAdBi2ry1oAlouettes Flight Deck: http://www.alouettesflightdeck.ca/Wood Cookie SawCast: https://woodcookiesawcast.libsyn.com/Argos Fancast: https://theargosfancast.podbean.com/

Jeff and Producer Matt react to some of the bigger stories from the weekend, including the weight on Claude Giroux's shoulders, the Golden Knights' struggles, and more (2:25). Gord Stellick reminisces about the connections to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Toronto Maple Leafs from years past, the emergence of the Sabres and the pending hearing for Auston Matthews (17:20). Afterwards, Mike Russo discusses Minnesota retiring Mikko Koivu's number and the potential trade deadline plans for the Wild (47:27).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.