Hamilton Tiger Cats News

The CFL board of governors have decided to bring Commissioner Mark Cohon back for another three years, signing him to a new deal.

We are roughly half-way through the painful and agonizing waiting period, also known as the offseason for the Canadian Football League, but have not been left without a share of major headlines.

Sandro DeAngelis was the Canadian Football League's outstanding special teams player in 2006.

Justin Medlock-2 Justin Medlock was a solid performer for the Ticats last season, and is testing the market south of the border.

As several players arrange workouts looking to catch on with NFL teams, and with CFL free agency slated to open in less than a month, stay up to date with player news and reports on TSN.ca's weekly rundown.

The Ticats have already lost two premier players this off-season, and while that's made Bob O'Billovich's free agent shopping list a little bit longer it's also presented the general manager with an opportunity: now he can afford Andy Fantuz.

In the late 1980's and early 1990's the Canadian Football League's Hamilton Tiger-Cats were up for sale.

Not long ago, Paul Beeston more than hinted to Blue Jays subscribers that the team was noodling the idea of installing grass at the Rogers Centre.

Ticats.ca Staff HAMILTON, Ont -- The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that import receiver Bakari Grant has signed a contract extension while import receiver Terence Jeffers-Harris has signed a new deal after finishing the 2011 season on the team's practice roster.

Joe Henderson, who spent the past two CFL seasons with the B.C. Lions, signed with the Stamps Wednesday.

Moving to Indy Justin Hickman has agreed to a two-year contract with the Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Brady Browne intercepts a touchdown pass intended for Hamilton Tiger-Cats' Arland Bruce III.

Hitting the ice to prepare Hamilton Tiger-Cats coach George Cortez, left, makes a point as new quarterback Henry Burris looks on at a news conference in Hamilton in January.

Alan Thicke was on TSN radio this morning and regaled host Mike Richards with a story about a bid to buy the Ticats that was supposedly derailed by the infamous O.J. Simpson white Bronco chase.

He hit the crossbar from 72 yards in a playoff game as a junior. Then-Porters special-teams coach Jim Hall swears he nailed an 80-plus-yarder in practice.

As several players arrange workouts looking to catch on with NFL teams, and with CFL free agency slated to open in less than a month, stay up to date with player news and reports on TSN.ca's weekly rundown.

PLAN YOUR WEEKEND Get free hot dogs with the kids this weekend as you Celebrate Winterfest.

The Rockets, who started the season 3-0 finally clawed their way back to even terms with a 2-1 victory in Prince George Friday.

The Penticton Vees tied the twenty-two year-old BCHL consecutive wins record in their 5-1 triumph over the visiting Chilliwack Chiefs on Friday.

Lyndon Rush pilots himself and Jesse Lumsden to a first place finish during the second run of the two-man bobsleigh at the FIBT World Cup at the Whistler Sliding Centre in Whistler, B.C. The duo topped the podium with a two-run time of one minute 44.14 seconds, followed by Maximillian Arndt and Martin Putze of Germany.