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Parkers prime performance
Receiver Anthony Parker was the team’s leading receiver with 122 yards and a touchdown.
Drew draws in for finale
Coach Hufnagel would like to see all three quarterbacks get playing time, but Drew Tate will start on Saturday against the BC Lions.
West delivers his best
Joe West had a season-best 102 yards on a career-best eight catches on Saturday and is hoping to carry that momentum through the end of the season and the playoffs.
Don’t mess with Jerome
Despite mixed feelings about facing his old team, Stamps running back Jerome Messam had a big day against the Roughriders.
The move to the middle
Deron Mayo, along with Glenn Love, has been filling in at the middle linebacker position since veteran Juwan Simpson went down with an injury three games ago.
Chevy keeps rolling along
Long snapper Randy Chevrier a 13-year CFL vet will play his 200th regular-season game on Saturday.
Proudly wearing the horse
Skeleton athlete Madison Charney races down the course with her new Stampeders Outlaw helmet design thanks to a chance meeting with Stamps equipment manager George Hopkins.
Patience paying off for Bishop
Defensive end Freddie Bishop III leads the team in quarterback sacks, recording his 10th and 11th on Saturday.
Fly like an eagle
Running back Tory Harrison picked up his fifth touchdown of the season on Saturday afternoon.
Joining the Red and White
Running back Jerome Messam was at the Blue Jays game on Wednesday when he got the news he’d been traded to the Stampeders.
Quinn-tessential compromise
A lifelong fan of the Blue Jays, Smith has no issues with the change of venue this weekend as his beloved team has advanced to the American League Championship Series.
Stamps stymied
Saturday’s low-scoring affair marked the Stamps’ first home loss since last November at the hands of the Blue Bombers.
Back in the fold
Brandon McDonald recorded two tackles, a knockdown and an interception in his first game back with the Stamps.
Coming through in the clutch
Kicker Rene Paredes tied the game with 48 seconds left and then kicked the game-winner as time expired.
Dynamic duo is quite a catch
Calgarys Eric Rogers (67) and Marquay McDaniel (63) rank 1-2 in the CFL in catches.
Last but not least
The Stamps are the only CFL team yet to play at the new Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton.
Durant dazzles in road win
Rookie receiver and 2015 draft pick Lemar Durant scored the first touchdown of his CFL career Friday against the Bombers.
Learning from the past
The Stamps know Winnipeg is a good team and remember all to well losing to them on a snowy day at McMahon last November.
Bend but dont break
The Stampeder defence has prevented opposing offences from finding the end zone in four of Calgarys last six games.
Flashback Friday for Glenn Love
Former UCLA Bruins defender Glenn Love and one-time California Golden Bears head coach Jeff Tedford will square off once again, but this time will be a CFL West Division showdown.
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