HAMILTON — It didn’t come easy, but the Hamilton Tiger-Cats recorded their first win of the season with a 27-24 victory over their rival Toronto Argonauts on Saturday night at Tim Hortons Field.
As they say a win is a win. But you cant let your opponent come from a 17 point deficit and then come down to the last play of the game to get that win. Still some issues on defence that need improvement.
The Tiger-Cats recruited from Toronto stepped up big time to secure the win. While on offence, White, Butler, and Dunbar were key ingredients in the winning cake; especially, Butler’s smile in the huddle. The Cats still need some go-to plays to secure yardage on second downs if they want to be one of the winning teams. 
When will Janarion Grant lose the dreadlocks? The league should take action as a safety issue. He was almost decapitated on one tackle when he was grabbed by the hair. Nice to see he was okay. Next time he might not be so lucky[quote=“Sundown, post:3, topic:93088, full:true”]
The Tiger-Cats recruited from Toronto stepped up big time to secure the win. While on offence, White, Butler, and Dunbar were key ingredients in the winning cake; especially, Butler’s smile in the huddle. The Cats still need some go-to plays to secure yardage on second downs if they want to be one of the winning teams.
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Telling someone to " cut their hair’ sounds like a throwback to the 70s but in this case there is a safety concern. You could not work in an industrial setting if your hair is in danger of being caught in machinery and in this case the machinery is the hands of tacklers who are being paid to bring down the player with the hair. Having hair that goes as far as the middle of your back does pose a risk if you are being dragged down by a tackler.
The Argos gave this win to the Cats. The Argos turned over the ball too many times and costly turnovers, and they took too many penalties. Cam needs more experience at using his throwing arm. Can’t wait for CHad to return to the pivot.