Montreal Alouettes News

Donovan Alexander during Rider practice Wednesday. Photograph by: Bryan Schlosser, Leader-Post REGINA a ' Donovan Alexander is a rookie without benefits.

The Alouettes travelled to Toronto today to take on Argonauts in CFL action. A November 7, 2009 7:11 PM A A A A Toronto Argonauts quarterback Stephen Reaves is sacked by Montreal Alouettes John Bowman during the first half of their CFL football game in Toronto November 7, 2009.

There really was no other way for it to end, was there? The Toronto Argonauts? Have a chance to beat the Montreal Alouettes because the Als were resting stars such as Anthony Calvillo, Avon Cobourne and Larry Taylor? Nope, not these Argos, the worst Double Blue group since 1993, the most recent time the team finished 3-15 before yesterday.

Ticats end Bombers' season Hamilton Tiger-Cats' Kevin Glennhands off to DeAndra' Cobb against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in first half CFL action in Winnipeg, Sunday, November 8, 2009.

If Wayne Gretzky, the single greatest attraction in hockey history, chooses to pass on tomorrow night's Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony, what an embarrassment that will be for NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and his fellow owners.

Adrian McPherson threw two TD passes as the Montreal Alouettes dispatched the Toronto Argonauts 42-17 for their club-record 15th win of the year in the CFL regular-season finale for both clubs Saturday.

Once a week, CBCSports.ca breaks down the balance of power in the Canadian Football League.

Stephen Reaves couldn't have picked a more difficult test for his first CFL start.

For a second consecutive year, Montreal Alouettes coach Marc Trestman has decided to rest veteran quarterback Anthony Calvillo for the team's CFL regular-season finale.

An assistant coach burst into a drill that had apparently gone awry in practice.

Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo is among the team nominees named Thursday for the Canadian Football League's outstanding player award.

Statistically speaking, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' timing could not be any worse.

Toronto Argonauts offensive tackle Rob Murphy Photograph by: Peter J. Thompson, National Post Is Rob Murphy misunderstood or simply picked on? There's no question what the Toronto Argonauts offensive lineman would answer.

Last Thursday, my wife was hit by the flu bug at about 3 a.m. Not to be confused by the H1N1 flu that has been capturing headlines, this one is a stomach flu that comes on quickly, drains everything out of you in a hurry and leaves you weak and tired for a few days.

With one week of regular-season action remaining in the decade, it's time to unveil the team of the 2000s.

Rookie Winnipeg head coach Mike Kelly just extended his league lead in apologies.

The Blue Bombers have a losing record and are in a fight to make the playoffs. And yet, at the end of the day, it might not matter - provided the team peaks at the right time.

Mike Kelly apologized for his comments to a radio station that interviewed him live on the air.

It really should be something to marvel at, to stand back and appreciate -- like a mounted trophy head of a magnificent antlered creature.

Anthony Calvillo threw touchdown passes to Brian Bratton and Andrew Hawkins as the Montreal Alouettes downed the listless Winnipeg Blue Bombers 48-13 on Sunday for a team record-tying 14th win of the season.