WinnipegGordo

It was probably just a case a of people bitching due to not winning but nothing was proved to be nefarious (at least I didn't find any articles). Here's an interesting article on some of the Tim Hortons controversies. Nothing mentioned was as organized and wide-spread as the McMillions scam. https://ca.style.yahoo.com/history-tim-hortons-roll-rim-related-controversy-181515945.html

There was a pretty good documentary on HBO covering the McDonald's scam.

We shud find out on Tuesday (no practice on Monday) if Alexander will be back soon or not. Its been 5 games so technically he could start practicing if he's able to.

Doug Brown is that u?

I thought u were working.

Or have them watch clips from Any Given Sunday.

His mobility also might be limited with his knee brace.

Leggs has done a good job this season but I'm concerned about him make long field goals. I'd be open to the Bombers picking up Castillo at the trade deadline for insurance. Castillo hasnt been perfect this season but I'd feel more comfortable if he was the one kicking a 55 yarder with the game on the line.

Only way Osh would go for it is if it's against a Western team and they play 2 times during the season. In that situation the total points would matter if each team won a game.

Ka'Deem Carey

Just don't touch my stapler. I heard the league wanted to reduce travel costs while coming out of the pandemic. As an example, Calgary is playing Edmonton 4 times this season.

Ellingson

Wait Glass is no longer starting? I thought O'Shea was supposedly too loyal with the veterans.

The chips are stacked against the Lions as they have the same short week that the Riders had last week. Might as well not even play the game.

They also often had a Canadian come on for Dalton Schoen when they ran their heavy packages. I'm sure that will change this week and it will be O'Leary Orange being the one to come off.

Yeah, when it opened in 2013 - Hamilton had 2 wins and the Bombers had 1.

Yup, I was thinking about how IG Field used to be our own Factory of Sadness. Those teams rarely moved the ball and getting 30 points in a game was almost unheard of.