Hey Stampeders fans, get exclusive live updates by following our Game Day Twitter feed.
One of the great traditions in Canadian football is renewed today at McMahon Stadium when the Calgary Stampeders entertain the Edmonton Eskimos in the ENMAX Labour Day Classic.
Kickoff is at 4 p.m.
This is the second of three meetings between the Alberta rivals this season, with the third and final matchup being the traditional return engagement this Friday at Edmonton’s Commonwealth Stadium.
Calgary won the first Battle of Alberta by a 56-15 score on Aug. 15 at McMahon Stadium.
If you can’t make it to the stadium, you can follow the Labour Day Classic action by getting exclusive live updates on the Stampeders’ Game Day Twitter feed.
>> Calgary Stampeders’ Game Day Twitter
Also, AM 770 has the call on radio with Mark Stephen and Greg Peterson.
For even more updates, follow media relations director Mitch Bayliss’ tweets from the stadium.
Our regular Twitter feed has all the news and updates throughout the rest of the week, so diehard fans will want to follow all three feeds.
>> Calgary Stampeders’ official Twitter
Our SIRIUS/StampsConnect photo contest is back for another season, which means more chances to win a satellite radio with six months of free service. And it’s so easy to enter, too — just snap and send some Stamps-related photos to share with your fellow fans.
Here is some reading, viewing and listening to get you ready for kickoff.
News and blogs
>> Game preview (includes links to PDF downloads of depth chart and game notes)
>> Game Day Blog from Dwight Anderson
>> Locker-Room Blog by Dan Comiskey
>> Locker-Room Blog by Brandon Browner
>> Insider Blog on the Stamps’ Labour Day tradition
>> Legacy feature on Allen Pitts
Audio/Video
>> Pre-game comments by Henry Burris
>> Pre-game comments by head coach/GM John Hufnagel
>> A video feature on Fan Day at McMahon
>> Stamps announce Wall of Fame additions
Other stuff
>> Stampeders roster
>> Depth chart
>> CFL standings heading into Monday’s game
>> Stampeders individual stats