Hamilton Tiger-Cats

• CFL teams start cancelling training camp workouts after contract talks break off

  The CFL and CFL Players' Association broke off negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement Saturday.

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  May 15
  
• Is 2022 the year the Hamilton Tiger-Cats end their Grey Cup drought?

  The Hamilton Tiger-Cats begin the process of trying to end the CFL's longest Grey Cup drought when they open training camp this weekend at McMaster University.

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  May 14
  
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• Hamilton Tiger-Cats bolster Canadian talent in CFL Draft

  Hamilton used four of their six selections in Tuesday's CFL Draft on defensive players and selected two punters the the league's Global Draft.

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  May 3
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• Hamilton Tiger-Cats preparing for a more ‘normal’ CFL season

  After COVID-19 greatly impacted the last two CFL seasons, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are gearing up for what many hope will be a return to normal in 2022.

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  Apr 25
• Tiger-Cats legend Brandon Banks signs with Toronto Argonauts

  The Toronto Argonauts have signed free agent receiver Brandon Banks after the 34-year-old starred for the rival Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

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  Feb 13
• Tiger-Cats re sign veteran defensive back Brooks to two year deal

  The five-foot-10, 200-pound Brooks was named a CFL all-star for the first time.

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  Feb 2
• Linebacker Simoni Lawrence re-signs with Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  The five-time CFL East all-star had 73 tackles, three interceptions, and a pair of defensive touchdowns in 14 regular-season games in 2021.

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  Jan 28
• Wide receiver Brandon Banks, Hamilton Tiger-Cats ‘mutually’ part ways

  Banks played eight seasons with the Ticats and ranks in the top 10 among all-time franchise leaders in numerous categories.

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  Jan 27
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• Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-sign QB Dane Evans

  Evans avoided free agency by signing on with the Cats for another two years.

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  Jan 13
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• Hamilton Tiger-Cats unveil new ownership structure with Stelco

  Bob Young, who purchased the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 2003, is the largest single shareholder of the newly created Hamilton Sports Group.

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  Jan 3