Toronto Argonauts head coach Scott Milanovich knew his team’s first half offensive woes were eventually going to haunt them. It finally happened Friday night. Hamilton quarterback Henry Burris found receiver Bakari Grant for two crucial…
The Toronto Argonauts (9-4) will look to finally accomplish something they haven’t done in almost two months against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (6-7) on Friday night. Despite winning their last four games, all on the road,…
What if yoga could save you money – enough money, to buy the ace that got away or to offer your top prospects enough to stay within an organization? Joga, an athletic based yoga practice…
It seems that the Toronto Argonauts have perfected the art of the comeback. Wide receiver John Chiles’ huge fourth quarter led the Argos back from a 23-15 deficit en route to a wild 31-29 win…
Its early June, scorching heat nearly fries the turf field at Oakville’s St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic secondary school. This is the venue where fans would get a chance to see their defending CFL champions, Toronto…
Harold Mah figured the Toronto Argonauts would win the Grey Cup more than two weeks ago. “Once the Argos entered the playoffs, we were already in discussion about a parade,” Mah said. He is the event support manager for the City of Toronto. For the most part, Mah said, plans for a Grey Cup parade have been organized for the past two weeks.
Back in 2010, Diane Clemons predicted that Argos receiver Chad Owens would break the CFL record her husband Michael set in 1997 for most all-purpose yards in a single season. And when that happened, he…
When Jason Pottinger was a young aspiring athlete, he had the opportunity to run some drills with Canadian football legend Michael ‘Pinball’ Clemons.
To this day, he remembers how much of an impact that had on his life. Now a linebacker for the Toronto Argonauts, Pottinger makes sure to pass that experience on.
Argos player Jason Pottinger will be at the Scarborough YMCA to teach children about football and to keep them active.
Calgary running back Jon Cornish’s 180 yard and two touchdown display of dominance against the Edmonton Eskimos last weekend has elevated his stock in the Most Outstanding Player race