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Hamilton Tiger-Cats Host Toronto Argonauts in Annual Labour Day Clash
The winner takes the season series and a tiebreaker, while Toronto can move four points ahead in the East Division with a game in hand.
- On Monday, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats host the Toronto Argonauts in their annual Labour Day clash at Hamilton Stadium before a sellout crowd, marking the biggest rivalry game between the two franchises.
- Hamilton head coach Scott Milanovich emphasized players are aware this is critical for the battle for second in the East Division, with playoff positioning at stake for both teams.
- Toronto quarterback Chad Kelly enters with 3,642 passing yards and 24 touchdowns despite a broken toe, though Hamilton linebacker Wynton McManis expressed skepticism, saying "I don't know if I'm buying it."
- The winner claims the season series 2-1 and tiebreaker advantage; Hamilton leads the overall series 37-16-1, though Toronto won three of the last four Labour Day matchups.
- Tre Ford makes his sixth start for Hamilton seeking his second win, while Canadian defensive back Devynn Cromwell, a 2026 third-round pick, will make his CFL debut on special teams.
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats host Toronto Argonauts in annual Labour Day clash – 105.9 The Region
HAMILTON — There’ll be much more than just bragging rights on the line Monday for Wynton McManis and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Hamilton (4-8) hosts Toronto (5-6) in the annual Labour Day clash, which is always the biggest rivalry game between the two franchises. But the Ticats will be playing for their season before a Hamilton Stadium sellout gathering. The winner will take the season series 2-1 and gain the tiebreaker in the event of a tie at th…
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