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Ryan Ballantine's articles heavily focus on local sports, specifically the Canadian Football League (CFL) and Calgary Stampeders. His coverage includes event recaps, seasonal content, investment analysis related to the CFL teams, expert commentary, and announcements.
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In what may prove to be a bad omen for the Calgary Stampeders, the team went into Montreal and did what they have done every time they have visited La Belle Province since 2018: lost to the Alouettes. Since that Grey Cup championship season, they have lost every game in Montreal, and have gone that […]
You would be forgiven if you clicked this article and wondered, ‘Didn’t I read this last week?’ After all, the Stampeders lost to Montreal again. And again, they had a chance in the dying moments to get a win, despite not playing their best football. The final score was 38-32 in favour of the visitors […]
Entering the game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the Calgary Stampeders were on a tear offensively. Leading the league in points scored by a substantial margin, they looked to keep it rolling against a Ticats team that ranked near the top in every defensive category. They did, except this time, it wasn’t just the offence chipping […]
The Calgary Stampeders have been riding high on offence while compensating for a defence that has been suspect for much of the season, allowing far more points per game than any team outside of Ottawa. Friday night in Toronto, the Stampeders fell 33-30, surrendering their exact average points against, while scoring far below the 40 […]
Entering what was seen as an absolute must-win game for the Calgary Stampeders, the team was dealt a blow when it was announced that starting quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. would not be playing, still suffering from a head injury sustained in their last game before the bye week. Immediately following the announcement, the markets reacted. […]
For the first 45 minutes of this year’s Labour Day Classic between the Edmonton Elks and the Calgary Stampeders, everything seemed to be going the way of the hometown squad. The Stamps had an eleven-point lead heading into the fourth quarter, and the Elks were unable to move the ball against a suddenly staunch Calgary […]
By: Ryan Ballantine
For those of you who have read my columns this season, you know that I have tried my best to whittle Stampeders games down to five impact plays that, in my never-humble opinion, decided the outcome. However, following Saturday’s 53-16 beatdown at the hands of the Edmonton Elks — the team’s worst margin of defeat […]
By: Ryan Ballantine
After barely surviving against the winless Redblacks a week ago, the Stampeders had to be better when facing Ottawa in the rematch. They did that, and more, walking out with a 45-31 win that tightened the West Division standings significantly. At the end of the action this weekend, only two points separated the Stampeders in […]
By: Ryan Ballantine
It is a rare moment in sports when a team faces potentially franchise-altering consequences in a game, while their opponent has nothing to play for. Such was the case for the Calgary Stampeders on Saturday night at McMahon Stadium, where the B.C. Lions had already locked in their playoff fate and knew they couldn’t finish […]
By: Ryan Ballantine
Head coach and general manager Dave Dickenson has begun his preparations for the 2027 season, even as his future with the Calgary Stampeders remains unclear. “The plan is to be back and be better next year,” Dickenson told the media on Saturday. “There’s going to be change; there always is. I think I have a […]
