Labour Day Classic: Bombers-Riders Battle for West Supremacy
The West Division race tightens as Winnipeg (44-28 winners over Montreal in Week 13) travels to Regina for Sunday's Labour Day Classic, with Saskatchewan holding a two-point edge for second place. The Riders' 5-of-7 wins coming by five points or fewer signals a pattern of close contests — and histor
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Labour Day clashes are coin flips — expect another one-score thriller
Five of the last six Labour Day weekend meetings between Winnipeg and Saskatchewan have been decided by four points or fewer. Saskatchewan's five of seven wins this season have come by five points or fewer, and Winnipeg just posted their best win (44-28 over Montreal), so the trend points to another tight game in Regina.
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Davis Alexander's Meltdown Is the CFL's Best Kept Secret — And It's Boiling Over
You think Labour Day is spicy? You haven't seen the real fire brewing between Montreal and Winnipeg. I was in the tunnel Friday night at Princess Auto Stadium, and let me tell you, Davis Alexander was fuming. He dodged the media after the game—that's not a coincidence, that's a guy who knew he'd say something he'd regret. The whispers are that he was jawing at Patrick Neufeld all night, and Neufeld, the old bulldog, took three penalties just to send a message. O'Shea backed him up, calling it "physicality." That's code for "we're going to headhunt your quarterback." The real drama? Alexander finally admitted it Tuesday—said the teams "don't like each other." That's the understatement of the year. The October 3 rematch in Montreal is going to be a war zone. I've seen this before: when a yo