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On this week's show, Mike and Josh talk about the Ticats' season-opening win over the Riders, Simoni's hit and subsequent suspension, the latest Ticats signings, Kevin Glenn's retirement, our thoughts on all the other Week 1 action, the league's flubbing of the Jonathan Rose ref-shoving incident and they preview of Saturday's Week 2 game between the Ticats and Argos.

On this week's show, Mike and Josh discuss the Ticats' pre-season loss to the Argos, all the cuts and additions the Ticats made heading into the regular season, the tire fire that is the Montreal Alouettes, and they do their massive season preview show where they predict everything from division winners to Grey Cup champs to award winners. Things end with a preview of Thursday's season and home opener against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

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On this week's show, Mike and Josh talk about Hamilton's pre-season win over the Redblacks, what the return of Rico Murray means for the Ticats, and preview Hamilton's pre-season finale against the Toronto Argonauts.

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On this week's show, Mike (or should we say M-Bone) and Josh discuss the Ticats signing Chris Van Zeyl and Ryker Mathews, releasing Jalen Saunders and unveiling of some of the team's Grey Cup 2021 plans. They also do a position-by-position breakdown of the roster and tell you whether the team upgraded or downgraded at each position. Things end off with the boys doing their first game preview of 2019 as they get everyone set for the pre-season tilt between the Ticats and Redblacks in Ottawa on Saturday.

On this week's episode, Mike and Josh discuss June Jones leaving to become an XFL head coach and Tommy Condell replacing him as OC, the Dylan Wynn signing and what it means for the team, the roster cuts that saw Alex Green and Justin Cappicciotti let go, how the Ticats did in the 2019 CFL Draft, and the retirement of Ricky Ray.

On this week's episode, Mike and Josh discuss the next Pigskin Pete, #HitchForHall getting closer thanks to #HitchForWall coming to fruition, Lirim Hajrullahu (aka The Kicker) and Dane Evans inking new deals, a bunch of new player signings, the latest in the CBA negotiations (or lack thereof), the potential name change in Edmonton and the new territorial draft picks.

On this week's episode, Mike and Josh discuss a slew of signings by the Ticats, including bringing in former Rider and Bomber RB Cameron Marshall, and the Arkells successfully petitioning the CFL to get the June 22 Ticats-Argos game moved from 7pm to 4pm. In league news, they chat about the end of the Johnny Manziel era in the CFL (and the beginning of the Johnny Manziel era in the AAF), proposed rule changes, the ratio kerfuffle, and James Wilder Jr. possibly headed to WWE.

On this week's episode, Mike and Josh discuss Hamilton being named the host city for the 2021 Grey Cup, potential changes to the CFL schedule, Mike Filer inking a new deal with the Ticats and the team bringing in LB/DE Justin Tuggle, if Hamilton could be the new home of Solomon Elimimian, and the wave of trouble wafting over the AAF.

On this week's episode, Mike and Josh cover everything the Ticats did in free agency, from who they brought in to who they retained to who they lost, as well as who they would like to see them still pursue. They also take a look around the league and discuss what every other team did in free agency, and finish off by talking about Thursday's announcement of where Grey Cup 2020 will be held.

On this week's show, Mike and Josh cover everything free agency, from the recent re-signings of Simoni Lawrence, Delvin Breaux, Cariel Brooks and Richard Leonard to who else they'd like to see return to the Ticats to who they'd like to see sign with the Ticats to all things QBs to what some other non-Ticats free agents might do when the market opens.