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Tuesday’s Games

HAMILTON – It didn’t look like quarterback Jeff Mathews was taking his first snaps in the CFL.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. – It seems Paul McCallum is not ready to retire just yet.
EDMONTON – From the Alberta premier to the B.C. Lions, Canadians showed their support Saturday for John Herdman’s team at the Women’s World Cup.

TORONTO – Anthony Coombs wasted no time answering any lingering questions regarding his surgically repaired left shoulder.
CALGARY – Wayne Harris, who was named the MVP of the Calgary Stampeders’ Grey Cup win in 1971, has died at the age of 77.
TORONTO – Everything seems strangely familiar to Ricky Foley these days, right down to where he eats dinner.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. – Brendan Bigelow says it was a bit like going back in time.

SASKATOON – Friendly competition is nothing new to Cory Watman and Dan Clark.

OTTAWA – Henry Burris has plenty of reasons to be smiling at the Ottawa Redblacks training camp.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. – Solomon Elimimian isn’t close to being satisfied.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. – Greg McGhee’s football path changed course after Jeff Tedford came calling.

CALGARY – Pierre Lavertu has big shoes to fill on the Calgary Stampeders’ offensive line.
SHERBROOKE, Que. – The Montreal Alouettes have signed linebacker Chris Ackie, their first-round pick in the 2015 CFL draft, to a three-year deal.

CALGARY – Calgary Stampeder quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell has a familiar target at training camp. Older brother Cory is among the receivers invited to try out for the defending Grey Cup champions.

SASKATOON – Darian Durant has declared his surgically repaired right elbow 100 per cent healthy.

TORONTO – It was a rather dubious start to training camp for the Toronto Argonauts’ offence but with an important silver lining.
WINNIPEG – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced on Saturday the additions of veteran long snapper Chad Rempel and receiver Mike Willie.
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos announced on Saturday the contract extension of head coach Chris Jones for the 2016 season.

TORONTO – TSN and RDS have extended their broadcast agreement with the CFL by three years through the 2021 season.
History has shown winning the Grey Cup is no easy task, but it’s nowhere near as challenging as trying to hold on to it.

SURREY, B.C. – Maxx Forde was in the building when the B.C. Lions hoisted the 1994 Grey Cup. He just doesn’t remember much of the game.
CALGARY – Brian Burke believes the Montreal Alouettes signing football’s first openly gay player is a tipping point in pro sport.

MONTREAL – While Michael Sam would prefer to be just another football player, he knows there is a unique responsibility that comes with being the first openly gay athlete in the CFL and one of only a tiny minority in North America’s major professional leagues.