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We are in the week number 9 of the regular Canadian Football season of 2009. There are just two games listed. One on August 28th between the Calgary and Toronto and the other one on August 29 between the Hamilton and Edmonton. Both of them at 7:00 PM ET and the games will be broadcasted on TSN HD.
Canadian Football League Week 7th is almost underway. Let analyzed which teams have better performance and which team are achieving the best results.
This week, which is the week number 7 of the regular season, we have some games that will be interesting to watch. Here are the details of the games that we will have during the week.
Week number six of the regular season is about to start and we have some games that are interesting to watch, it is time to analyzed some points to start choosing the best pick for each game. Edmonton is going down on the standings and Winnipeg is performing better, but we should wait for this week’s results just to see what is going to happen and decide the best option to pick in the games.
This week there are some games listed that we might know how they are going to turned out. Here is a entire list of the games and some interesting facts about the games that I chose as the key games for the week.
This week is the week number 3 of the regular season of Canadian Football. The schedule is matching again the game between Edmonton and BC and we know what is going to happen to BC. On the other hand, Hamilton is the home team now against Winnipeg and we are anxious to see what is going to happen to Winnipeg. Read the rest of this entry »
The Canadian Football regular season started last July 1st and we have now some interesting results to comment. There are some teams that are leading the board with some good results and we can clearly see that Edmonton is making a nightmare of game to every single opponent.
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There’s traditionally no tougher month on the calendar for the Jazz than December, thanks in large part to the team’s annual pre-Christmas trip. The Jazz will play nine of 15 games on the road, beginning with Friday’s game vs. Raptors.
The Jazz went 5-11 in December last season and only could lament it as the lost month that possibly cost them the Western Conference’s top playoff seed. This season, the Jazz will take an 11-7 record into December, having lost two home games in the past week.
“We don’t have the cushion that we had last year,” C.J. Miles said. “Last year we had a great start, we didn’t lose any games at home, we had everybody healthy until December. This year, we’ve lost a few more games than we did last year.
If the Lakers are going to stay hot, they’re going to have to avoid the problem of playing down to the level of their competition.
They failed in that sense in their 118-108 victory over visiting Sacramento on Sunday night. Lakers coach Phil Jackson was very dissatisfied by the team’s defensive effort against a Kings team missing Kevin Martin (ankle).
“Defensively, we weren’t happy with our game,” Jackson said. “We have a younger team defensively, and they are still learning.”
The Lakers have a cushy schedule coming up, so they’ll be wise to do better in their efforts against middle-of-the-road teams.
The Detroit Pistons have shown that they are still a team to be reckoned with. A couple of weeks ago they defeated the Boston Celtics, at the Garden, feeding them a nice big slice of humble pie. With that, the Pistons have been accused of only stepping up to the plate when something important is on the line, such as their pride. A game in Toronto might not motivate them as much as say a game in Boston. However, the Pistons say their time will come in the playoffs. With a team that’s been together so long, you are inclined to believe them. After all they’ve routinely been in the eastern conference finals, and won a title, in the last half decade.
Toronto made waves last year by playing well, and even making the playoffs. They also have one of the best players that many have not really even heard of, Chris Bosh. Bosh has been offered more lucrative contracts to play in bigger American cities, but he says the Toronto lifestyle suits him just fine, and that he wants to make them a contender as opposed to just going to another team. Bosh is nearly averaging a double-double with 20.4 points and 9.2 rebounds a contest.
I will favor Billups in company in this one. They have high expectations to live up to now that they have beaten the Celtics. Also, the Pistons have a better road record then Toronto has home record, which could spell trouble for the Raptors.
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