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Alouettes' Bethel-Thompson to Start Against Ticats with Alexander Injured
- On June 27, 2025, McLeod Bethel-Thompson will make his first appearance as the Alouettes’ starting quarterback in their game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Hamilton Stadium.
- This decision comes after starting quarterback Davis Alexander sustained a hamstring injury during the recent victory over the Edmonton Elks, leading to his placement on the one-game injured list.
- Bethel-Thompson, a 36-year-old two-time Grey Cup champion recently acquired from Edmonton, played well in relief previously, completing six of eight passes for 77 yards without turnovers.
- Hamilton head coach Scott Milanovich described Bethel-Thompson as a top-tier reserve quarterback who can perform exceptionally well when he's in good form.
- With Montreal unbeaten at 3-0, Bethel-Thompson's start underscores the team's reliance on a 'next man up' approach and aims to maintain their strong season start against the 0-2 Tiger-Cats.
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Montreal will play again on July 5 at the Stade Percival-Molson, against the Lions of British Columbia.
The Hamilton Spectator
Alouettes’ Bethel-Thompson to start against Ticats with Alexander injured
HAMILTON - Montreal Alouettes quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson will replace injured starter Davis Alexander on Friday against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Winnipeg Free Press
Alouettes' Bethel-Thompson to start against Ticats with Alexander injured
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Tiger-Cats vs Alouettes Prediction 6-27-25 CFL Picks
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