The good news for the Tiger Cats heading into Sunday's eastern clash is that we don't believe that Anthony Calvillo can set accept any new awards from the CFL today, he can however add to some of his existing totals and somehow we imagine that those numbers will expand as Sunday moves forward.
Hamilton's inconsistent nature of late gets another opportunity for reversal on Sunday afternoon, as they struggle to remain within striking distance of their CFL east partners in Montreal and Winnipeg.
With the Bombers losing in Edmonton on Saturday however, the Alouettes we imagine will be itching to put their stamp on the game and take their share back of the CFL East Division lead, a victory which if it comes to pass would move the Als into an undisputed hold on first place with 20 points and set the table nicely for next weeks' match up with the Blue Bombers in Winnipeg.
For the Cats, who are once again starting to fade in the late going of a CFL season, considering their struggles at gaining momentum this year falling further behind in the standings is setting their table for a playoff post season that will require road trips at every step of the process.
Game Time 1 PM ET (10 AM) Percival Molson Stadium TSN
Pre Game
Globe and Mail-- Alouettes, Tiger-Cats will battle for playoff berth
Hamilton Spectator-- Glenn playing for that playoff start
Toronto Sun-- Ticats consistently inconsistent
Canada.com-- Als' Stewart was determined to make a better life for himself
Quick Snaps Montreal Alouettes
Quick Snaps Hamilton Tiger Cats
Post Game
Hamilton 25 at Montreal 27
Attendance-- 23,668
Globe and Mail-- Alouettes clinch home playoff date with victory over Ticats
National Post-- Alouettes clinch home playoff game with wing over Ticats
Canada.com-- Alouettes gamble nearly backfires
Hamilton Spectator-- Ticats make playoffs for third straight season
Toronto Sun-- Alouettes narrowly edge Tiger-Cats
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