Tiger-Cats vs. Blue Bombers: June 20, 2010
Tiger-Cats gameday is here again. It may be a preseason game, which some have understandably referred to as a "glorified practice" for the teams in it. However, we have an actual game to discuss. And so the time to post the thread for posting about the game as it's happening has come. Those of you who want to discuss what's happening in the game as it's happening can post during the game here. So here we go.
WHAT – Tiger-Cats Gameday: Tiger-Cats vs. Blue Bombers.
WHO - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and that Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
WHY – To find out which players on each team will be more likely to make their teams, and to see which players will succeed in trying to make an impression.
WHERE - Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario.
WHEN - Sunday, June 20th, 2010, at 1:00 p.m. EDT.
HOW - Radio: CHML (900 kHz AM) or Y108 (107.9 MHz FM) broadcasting from Hamilton.
Television: Cogeco and Cable 14. More information on television coverage can be found if you click here.
Internet: Visit http://www.900chml.com and click the “listen live? link, or simply click here to listen to CHML now.
Click here to view CFL.ca's live scoreboard for recent games. You can click the link to view this game's scoreboard whenever it becomes available, which will likely be just after the opening kickoff.
Click here for the Ticats Confidential blog. It'll likely be updated during the game.
Click here to view Drew Edwards' blog. Drew will probably also be doing live updates during the game.
Click here to view the game preview on Ticats.ca.
Click here for the Tiger-Cats depth chart.
Click here for today's weather forecast. At the time I'm posting this, there is a 10% probability of precipitation and northwest winds of 20 km/h are expected. And at time this was posted, it was expected that the temperature will be about 26 degrees Celsius.
If last week's game was considered a glorified practice, then this one can be considered a glorified practice that more of our veterans will participate in. Still, it'll be interesting to see the veterans on the team losing the rust as they get themselves ready for what'll hopefully be a great year. And it'll also be interesting to the which rookies will impress enough to stay here. And will we see players possibly give us something to look forward to? Will we see one of our players do well enough on returns to convince he'll be our return specialist? Who will impress and who will not? And while the end result of this might not matter, I'd like to see this practice go better for us than for the other team, especially considering the number of former Ticats they have. And so I say...
Go Ticats!