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Hamilton Tiger-Cats sign quartet of Canadians they've taken in CFL draft
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-signed long-snapper Gordon Whyte, linebacker Jarek Richards, offensive lineman Joseph Bencze and defensive lineman Malcolm Campbell on Monday. All four players are Canadians who were drafted by Hamilton. Whyte, 24, appeared in all 14 regular-season and three playoff games last season. The six-foot-two, 240-pound Toronto native was selected in the eighth round, No. 67 overall, in the 2019 CFL draft out of St. Francis Xavier University. Richards, a 26-year-old
The Canadian PressToronto Argonauts re-sign veterans Boris Bede, DaVaris Daniels
TORONTO — The Toronto Argonauts re-signed national kicker/punter Boris Bede and American receiver DaVaris Daniels on Monday. Bede, a 32-year-old native of France, made 28-of-33 field goal attempts -- including six from 50-plus yards -- this season, his first with Toronto. The former Laval star also led the CFL in kickoffs (67.4 yards) while averaging 44.2 yards on punts. Daniels, 29, had 51 catches for 597 yards and four touchdowns in 13 games this season, also his first in Toronto. He finished
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Calgary Stampeders re-sign defensive linemen Rose, Wiggan
CALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders signed defensive tackles Mike Rose and Derek Wiggan to two-year contract extensions Monday. Rose, an American, and Wiggan, a Canadian, were both slated to become CFL free agents next month. "Derek and Mike have been a very effective tandem in the middle of our defensive line and I'm pleased that they have chosen to make this commitment to the Stampeders," John Hufnagel, Calgary's president/GM, said in a statement. Both players continue to get better, with Mike ea
