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The Toronto Argonauts know how to win Grey Cups, and for all the greatness the Calgary Stampeders have shown during the regular season, the “choker” tag in Grey Cups is proving hard to shed.
The Ottawa Redblacks led the Calgary Stampeders 27–7 in the third quarter and 33–23 with less than two minutes to play in the fourth quarter at BMO Field.
Henry Burris found Greg Ellingson for a spectacular 93-yard catch-and-run touchdown with 1:25 left to play in the fourth quarter sending the Ottawa Redblacks to their first Grey Cup since 1981.
The structure of NFL’s competition makes it the most compelling major pro sports league in North America.
Labour Day is one of the year’s biggest days for sports.
With the Ottawa Redblacks of the CFL and Ottawa Fury of the NASL inaugurating TD Place this past weekend, pro sports made a big time return to Ottawa.
The Toronto Argonauts shut down the Calgary Stampeders en route to a 35–22 win in the 100th Grey Cup.
The Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders will face off in the 100th Grey Cup in Toronto on Sunday.
Toronto and Calgary look to be in good shape as they host struggling visitors Edmonton and Saskatchewan, respectively, as the CFL playoffs begin this Sunday.
The Grey Cup arrived Sunday morning at Rideau Hall, home of Governor General David Johnston, to begin its four-day stay.
