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Joel's focus is on sports, specifically Canadian football and the Saskatchewan Roughriders. His articles often include expert commentary, investment analysis, and cover ongoing events in the sport.
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By: Joel Gasson
As the Saskatchewan Roughriders revealed their 2025 Grey Cup championship banner, the home team decided to relive one of last season’s greatest hits as they beat the B.C. Lions 31-27 in a game that felt an awful lot like the last time these teams met. Quarterback Trevor Harris led his team on a three-plus minute […]
By: Joel Gasson
If making games far more interesting than they should have been was considered art, the Saskatchewan Roughriders produced a masterpiece on Saturday evening in Calgary. The Riders won 40-37 in double overtime, but it was a game that had no business being that close. For Rider fans, the contest was surely anxiety-inducing. For the casual […]
By: Joel Gasson
There are no easy weeks in professional football, and that statement might be more applicable than ever in the CFL this year. The Riders came into the nation’s capital on Friday evening as a 5.5-point road favourite against the winless Ottawa Redblacks. Some may have thought that this would be a relatively easy night for […]
By: Joel Gasson
There’s an old football proverb: good teams win, but great teams cover. For the first time in quite a while, the Saskatchewan Roughriders left no doubt who the better team was on Sunday night thanks to a 38-7 beatdown of the Bo Levi Mitchell-less Hamilton Ticats. Despite the lopsided score, the Riders probably should have […]
By: Joel Gasson
On an emotional night at Mosaic Stadium, the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Edmonton Elks put on a show that won’t soon be forgotten. The two teams combined for a total of 974 yards of net offence, 70 points, and eight passing touchdowns. In the end, it was the Elks who had the last laugh as they […]
By: Joel Gasson
They did it. They actually did it. The Saskatchewan Roughriders left no doubt as to who the better team was on Friday night. Like a grader down a grid road, the Riders levelled the Ottawa Redblacks 42-20 on Rider Farm Show night in front of 29,789 fans at Mosaic Stadium. For the first half, it […]
By: Joel Gasson
Death, taxes and the Saskatchewan Roughriders having a bad time in Hamilton. It’s not unusual for teams from the West Division to struggle when heading East and vice versa, but for the Riders, Hamilton specifically has been a house of horrors over the years. I don’t need to get into the history too much, as […]
By: Joel Gasson
If the Saskatchewan Roughriders were a steak on the grill, they were seconds from being overcooked on Saturday night against the Toronto Argonauts. Through the first half, the sold-out crowd at Mosaic Stadium was left with very little to cheer about as the Riders played about as poorly as they had all season in all […]
By: Joel Gasson
After a week in which pizza dominated the discussion ahead of the 61st Labour Day Classic between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers, it was the record-setting 34,352 fans at Mosaic Stadium who got served a decent pie on Saturday night. It wasn’t the best game ever played on this day, nor was it […]
By: Joel Gasson
Death, taxes, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders struggling through the Banjo Bowl. Though the Riders are marginally more successful in Winnipeg than the Bombers are in Regina in the first two weekends of September, this year’s results in the annual back-to-back should shock absolutely no one. Even when the Riders do manage to win the Banjo […]
