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Stephen: 2014 Stamps among best ever?
2014 was a memorable year for the Calgary Stampeders. And now that the dust has settled, where do they rank among the league’s all-time best teams?
Stephen: Stampeders didn’t take easy road in 2014
Despite a league-best record and the emergence of a star quarterback, the Calgary Stampeders didn’t exactly sail to a Grey Cup victory. Mark Stephen explains.
Stephen: Stamps set for 102nd Grey Cup journey
The Stampeders are happy to advance to the 102nd Grey Cup Championship, but won’t be fully satisfied until they win it. CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen has the story.
Stephen: Preparation goes smoothly for Stamps
CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen provides his Western Final prediction, and explains why the Stamps are as prepared as they can be heading into their date with the Eskimos.
Stephen: Stamps looking to hush the whispers
The Calgary Stampeders have heard plenty about how their regular season success hasn’t translated to playoff success. Now, as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, they’ll try to buck ...
Stephen: Work week, not bye week for first-place Stamps
While the Stampeders earned an extra week between games with the first-round bye, CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen explains they weren’t taking is as just a week off.
Stephen: BC trip offers Stamps final dress rehearsal
Friday night’s visit to Vancouver won’t have any bearing on the standings, but as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, the Stamps must use that game to their advantage.
Stephen: Rest vs. rust debate begins in Calgary
With two games remaining and first place already clinched, the Stampeders have some tough decisions to make over the next couple of weeks, writes CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen.
Stephen: Hufnagel, Stamps focus on details
The Stampeders may have clinched the division title, but as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, that doesn’t mean they won’t pay any less attention to the details down the stretch.
Stephen: Stamps have a bigger goal in mind
The Stampeders clinch first in the West with a win over the Bombers this weekend, but as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, they’re focused on something bigger.
Stephen: Business as usual for Stamps in Regina
A win against the Riders or a Winnipeg loss clinches a playoff berth for the Stampeders, but as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, that’s not on anyone’s mind.
Stephen: Stampeders must recapture fire vs. Lions
With six remaining games all against Western foes, the Calgary Stampeders must channel their emotions following a tough loss to Montreal, writes CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen.
Stephen: Stamps’ QB situation a familiar one
Bo Levi Mitchell was enjoying a stellar 2014 season, but with his injuries the Stampeders turn to the next man up — a familiar face in Drew Tate.
Stephen: Stamps hoping to avoid mid-season slump
The mid-season can mean danger for many teams as concentration wanes but the Stampeders are looking to avoid the trap and continue their great season.
Stephen: Cornish, Stamps out to sweep Alberta rival
As Jon Cornish continues to heat up, the Stampeders search for a season sweep of their hated Alberta rival in this weekend’s Labour Day rematch in Edmonton.
Stephen: A return to the Labour Day Classic
With the best combined record ever between the Esks and Stamps on Mark’s Labour Day Weekend and first place in the West on the line, Mark Stephen breaks down the Stamps’ preparation.
Stephen: Injuried list shortening for Stampeders
The original lineup that the Stampeders penciled in at the beginning of the season is starting to re-form as veterans are slowly coming off the injured list.
Stephen: Running back roulette for Stamps
With Hugh Charles starting for Calgary on Saturday, he becomes the seventh featured back so far this season for the Stampeders.
Stephen: Familiar ground for many Ottawa REDBLACKS
Ottawa REDBLACKS coaching staff and roster share several links to the Calgary Stampeders, fitting considering it’s Family Day at McMahon Stadium.
Stephen: Lewis out of Stamps’ lineup, Mallett in
Due to key injuries to National offensive players in Calgary’s roster, RB Martell Mallett draws in to Calgary’s lineup, while veteran WR Nik Lewis draws out.
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