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Winnipeg Free Press - THE optics of David Asper sitting alone in the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ boardroom — without any of the club’s board members or management types with him — said as much Friday about the community-owned CFL club’s future as the letter of intent that …
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers, a community-owned entity for 77 years, is being transferred to media tycoon David Asper, the team announced Friday.
Ricky Ray, Stefan LeFors, Trevor Gaylor spark Green and Gold to victory over Grey Cup champs.
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We’re still over two months from kickoff, but SI.com’s Stewart Mandel seems to be coming up with weekly college football lists for your consumption. via KTVB Boise
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Winnipeg Free Press - THE Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ board of directors has voted unanimously to enter into a letter of intent with David Asper’s Creswin Properties Ltd. to “secure the long-term viability of the Blue Bombers” through the construction of a new stadium for the …
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SLAM! Sports - Nobody asked me, but it seems there are two areas the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have neglected the last few seasons, and if they’re not careful it’s going to bite them. No, this time I’m not talking about the backup quarterback spot. At least they’ve …
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“It was an eye-opening experience. I have a new found appreciation for what these gentlemen do.”
(CP) - He had argued with some of them as a CFL player, then cursed at others as a coach and general manager, so TSN commentator Matt Dunigan was a little apprehensive earlier this month when he attended a training camp with the league’s officials to learn how they do their job.
The former quarterback and Hall of Fame member will return to the playing field Friday night in a totally different role when he acts as head linesman for several series of plays in a CFL exhibition game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Read more
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Edmonton Journal - Who knows which team will show up next Thursday when the Esks kick off the regular season with a home game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers? “Tonight was an improvement,” said kicker Sean Fleming. “But certainly, we’re not going to start carving our …
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Winnipeg Free Press - Oh sure, there may be a time when he’ll look back at a pre-season trip to Hamilton with the same cynicism and ho-hum disposition of many Winnipeg Blue Bombers veterans who yawned their way through Thursday’s walk-through practice at Ivor Wynne Stadium
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Edmonton Sun - It was the first time Dalton had played the position and it’s likely where he’ll line up next week when the Eskimos open their regular season against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Commonwealth Stadium. “It’s almost as if Antico …
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The BC Lions didn’t look like the defending Grey Cup Champions in their 18-12 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos. The Leos gave up over 500 yards in offence even with the Eskimos turning the ball over five …
SLAM! Sports - Both teams kick off the regular season next Thursday as the Eskimos play host to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers while the Lions travel to Toronto. Notes: The Eskimos are going into the regular season a little banged up with 10 players unable to …
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Edmonton Journal - Stanford Samuels showed why the Eskimos dipped into the bank account for his services, as the former Winnipeg Blue Bomber … which team will show up next Thursday when the Esks kick off the regular season with a home game against the Blue Bombers? …
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