In the jubilant afterglow, Miles Fox summarized the rainy Saturday afternoon quickly, and flawlessly.
“We lost some games we shouldn’t have lost and we had to come out here and set a tone, and I ...
They’re still a first-place team, and with seven games left in the season they’re a long way from must-win territory. But Saturday afternoon in Montréal is yet another big game for the Ticats, ...
It was so clear and obvious that everyone could taste it, and it was sweet as nectar. Kenny Lawler had evaded coverage over the middle, cleanly enough that they could track him step by step and ...
When your opportunity knocks, you’ve got to help it kick the door down.
And largely because they didn’t do that when they had the early chances, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats head into a sorely ...
Saturday afternoon in Regina, the 6-3 Hamilton Tiger-Cats, perched in first place in the CFL East, will square off against the Saskatchewan Roughriders (7-1) who are in first place in the West.
Natural leader that he is, Bo Levi took great care to emphasize that while you have to hang onto the ball, especially in overtime, Tim White’s fumble in overtime was not the play that cost the ...
If Heaven can wait, so can savouring history.
So the Tiger-Cats aren’t spending a single moment thinking about the rarefied atmosphere they’d enter if they can defeat the determined B.C. Lions in ...
So, just how rare is the seventh straight win that the Hamilton Tiger-Cats—now 6-2 and a game ahead of the rest of the CFL East—will be chasing in Thursday night’s Wall of Fame game against the ...
If you must wait out a 73-minute lightning delay—in the other team’s house—you might as well grab a couple of party favours on your way out the door.
So, two more points in the standings for the ...
One of them has surged into first place in their division, and the other has plummeted to last in theirs.
But the constant and self-generated reminder all around the torridly-hot Ticats this week ...
It’s one of Scott Milanovich’s favourite sayings about football seasons and also about the individual games within them.
So here it is again:
It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.
One hundred and counting.
But for now they are only counting to one: the one they’re playing at B.C. Place Sunday night, when they hope to elongate their winning stretch to five straight games.
You win some and you…oh wait, they haven’t lost any in over a month.
The Tiger-Cats got another dominant effort from their defence, some great contain work on special teams and thoughtfully ...
It’s kind of like summer school: another week another test.
“Last week is short-lived, right? What you do in the past doesn’t matter,” says Tiger-Cat running back Johnny Augustine, who will again ...
Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Jamal Peters delivered a standout performance in his team’s 23-20 victory over the Ottawa Redblacks, earning a spot on the CFL Honour Roll for Week 6, ...
As somebody in the Tiger‑Cat locker room said quietly—about the only thing quiet in that raucous room—after the game, “we’ve won one on defence, won one on offence and won one ugly.”
It was door ...
First a little nomenclature. Reggie Stubblefield is often called Stubb’s—after the famous Bar-B-Q Sauce which was invented by his grandfather—but that’s not his nickname of choice. He prefers to ...
A dominant all-around performance in the team’s 51-38 win over Toronto has landed several Tiger-Cats on the CFL Honour Roll for Week 5, powered by Pro Football Focus (PFF).
Defensive ...
This is a measure of how the Ticats want to conduct themselves.
Coming off the franchise’s first 50-point outburst in six years and 12 days, they celebrated for one heady evening, and by today ...
They’re a quarter of the way into a month-long stretch against their own division and the Ticats are undefeated. True, they’re still on the negative side of the overall ledger with opening losses ...