CFL Gameday: Saskatchewan at Montreal (July 24, 2011)

Two teams at opposite ends of the Win Loss column take to the field on Sunday to wrap up week four of the CFL season.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders, seeking their first win of the season travel to Montreal to take on the surging Montreal Alouettes, who with Anthony Calvillo at the helm look set to collect record after record this year.

Be low you can find information about the wrap up match of the week, offering previews and game reviews, as well as other items of note from CFL.ca and other sources.

Game Time 7 PM ET (5 ST, 4 PT) TSN

Pre Game

Regina Leader Post-- What a difference a year makes for Riders
Globe and Mail-- Struggling Roughriders left looking for answers
Canada.com-- Als big on newcomer at left tackle

Saskatchewan Roughrider Quick Snaps
Montreal Alouettes Quick Snaps

Post Game

Saskatchewan 27 at Montreal 24
Attendance--  24,434

Globe and Mail-- Riders hand Alouettes first loss
Canada.com-- Riders beat Als for first victory this season
National Post-- Calvillo injured as Riders win their first

CFL Gameday: Edmonton at Calgary (July 23, 2011)

It may be the marquee match up of the weekend in the CFL, the undefeated Edmonton Eskimos make the trip down to Calgary and a showdown with their provincial rivals the Stampeders.

The Esks have had an impressive start to the season, running up an undefeated record and some startling offensive numbers, while the Stamps have struggled during their first three games. While they have two wins to make note of, if but for a bounce of the ball or a deflection the other way and they could very easily be 0-3.

The Stamps who of late could probably have taken the two points from the Eskimos as granted, won't be able to make that mistake in week four, the Esks have been full value for their wins thus far and no doubt have ambitions to extend their run at McMahon Stadium.

Below you can find information about the second of the Saturday match ups, offering previews and game reviews, as well as other items of note from CFL.ca and other sources.

Game Time 5 PM MT (7ET, 4 PT) TSN

Pre Game

Calgary Sun-- Rivals Stamps, Esks well-grounded
Calgary Herald-- Stamps defence will be tested by red-hot Ray
Edmonton Sun-- Esks play down rivalry
Edmonton Journal-- Battle of Alberta rivalry 'back where it needs to be'
Globe and Mail-- High-flying Eskimos can't take Stamps lightly

Calgary Stampeders Quick Snaps
Edmonton Eskimos Quick Snaps

Post Game

Edmonton 24 at Calgary 19
Attendance-- 29,2910

Edmonton Journal-- Unbeaten Eskimos hold on to lead, finally taste victory in Calgary
Edmonton Sun-- Fred cancels Stamps
Calgary Herald-- Unbeaten Eskimos hold off Stampeders
Calgary Sun-- Stamps beats the Stamps

CFL Gameday: Winnipeg at Toronto (July 23, 2011)

The Argonauts take to the home field for the first time in this 2011 season, a few stumbles over the last couple of weeks bringing them to the home opener with a 1-3 record and just a few questions from their fans, most involving concerns over the anemic nature of the Argonaut offence of late.

On the other side of the Rogers Centre field on Saturday will be the Winnipeg  Blue Bombers, a team hobbled by injuries after a fast paced start to the CFL season, had this had been the Bombers of two weeks ago, the Argos might have been considered an underdog in their own home.

But with the Bombers sorting through their injuries and with a cautious return to action of staring quarter Buck Pierce, it should at least be a pick em, if not a game that favours the Argos.

Below you can find information about the first of the two CFL games for Saturday, offering previews and game reviews, as well as other items of note from CFL.ca and other sources.

Game Time  4 PM ET ( 3 CT, 1PT) TSN

Pre Game

Toronto Star-- Argos aim to silence Winnipeg sack attack
Toronto Sun-- Argos aim to smash mouth Bombers
Globe and Mail-- Willis leads the way for Bombers defensive unit
Winnipeg Free Press-- Bring it On
Winnipeg Sun-- A case for the defence

Quick Snaps Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Quick Snaps Toronto Argonauts


Post Game


Winnipeg 33 at Toronto 24
Attendance -- 21,189


Globe and Mail-- Buck Pierce rallies Bombers past Argos
Winnipeg Free Press-- Buck Pierce leads Bombers to victory over Argos
Winnipeg Sun-- Road win for Bombers
Toronto Star-- Lemon knocked out as Argos lose home opener

CFL Gameday: Hamilton at British Columbia (July 22, 2011)

With a vote of confidence in his pocket from Lions owner David Braley, BC Lions coach Wally Buono is hopeful that his team will begin to turn around their thus far woeful season on Friday night.

The Tiger Cats fresh off their impressive performance against the Saskatchewan Roughriders, make the trek across the Rockies and away from the oppressive Ontario heat, eager to show CFL fans that last weeks first win of the season was the real Tiger Cat team in total sync.

For the home side, a win would seem to be imperative at this point, if for no other reason than to show the fans of the Lions that there is finally some light at what seems to have been a pretty bleak three weeks.

Below you can find information about the Friday Night Football match up, offering previews and game reviews, as well as other items of note from CFL.ca and other sources.

Game Time 7 PM PT (10 ET) at Empire Field (TSN)

Pre Game

Vancouver Province-- Young Lions need to learn how to win
Vancouver Sun-- Dennis wants to see more menace from Lions
Hamilton Spectator-- Contest with Lions a true test for Ticats
Toronto Sun-- Ticats vs. Lion is about revenge
Globe and Mail-- Tiger-Cats Marcel Bellefeuille boss shifts gears

Quick Snaps Hamilton Tiger Cats
Quick Snaps British Columbia Lions

Post Game

Hamilton 39 at British Columbia 31
(Attendance-- 24,117)


Vancouver Province-- Lions worst in CFL with 0-4 record after loss to Tiger-Cats
Vancouver Sun-- Lions drop to 0-4 with 39-31 loss to Ticats
Globe and Mail-- Glenn leads Tiger-Cats past Lions
National Post-- Lions fall to 0-4 after loss to Ticats