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POST-SEASON RECORDS \u2013 GREY CUP PLAYOFFS<\/p>\n
Montreal | 40-37 (.519)
\nHamilton | 46-49-1 (.484)
\nWinnipeg | 68-52-2 (.566)
\nSaskatchewan | 45-54-2 (.455)
\nCalgary | 48-50-2 (.490)
\nBC | 23-36 (.390)<\/p>\n
EASTERN SEMI-FINAL<\/p>\n
\u200bWinnipeg Blue Bombers at Montreal Alouettes Montreal is hosting a playoff game for the fourth consecutive season Week 12 | WPG 26 \u2013 MTL 13 Head coaches\u2019 playoff records: Mike O\u2019Shea (7-3) and Jason Maas (5-4) MTL: Darnell Sankey<\/a> collected 15 defensive tackles WESTERN SEMI-FINAL<\/p>\n Calgary Stampeders at BC Lions The Lions have reached the playoffs for the fourth straight season; they will host their first playoff game since 2023. Week 16 | BC 52 \u2013 CGY 23 Head coaches\u2019 playoff records: Dave Dickenson (3-4) and Buck Pierce (0-0)
\u200bPercival Molson Memorial Stadium
\u200bSaturday, November 1 at 2:00 p.m. ET
\u200bCanadian broadcast: TSN1, TSN4, TSN5, CTV, RDS
\u200bUS\/International broadcast: CFL+
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\nThe two teams have met in the playoffs twice before (2000, 2007), with each team winning once.
\nMontreal owns a 28-11 (.718) home playoff record
\nWinnipeg has made the playoffs for nine straight seasons. The team last played a road playoff game in 2019. The Blue Bombers are 24-33 (.421) as the visiting team in the post-season.
\nThe Blue Bombers have never been a crossover team.
\nWinnipeg swept the season series:<\/p>\n
\nWeek 21 | MTL 10 \u2013 WPG 19<\/p>\n
\nZach Collaros<\/a> will make his ninth playoff start (7-1), while Davis Alexander<\/a> will make his first
\nSeason series standouts:<\/p>\n
\nWPG: in Week 12, Brady Oliveira<\/a> had 16 carries for 137 yards and one major, finishing 9-of-9 receiving for 73 yards
\nWPG: Tony Jones<\/a> had 11 defensive tackles and one interception<\/p>\n
\u200bSave-On-Foods Field at BC Place
\u200bSaturday, November 1 at 5:30 p.m. ET\/ 2:30 p.m. PT
\u200bCanadian broadcast: TSN1, TSN3, TSN4, TSN5, RDS
\u200bUS\/International broadcast: CFL+
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\nThe two teams have met in the playoffs on 15 occasions since 1964, most recently in 2022. Calgary is 10-5.
\nBC will play in its 22nd home playoff game (12-9 \u2013 .571)
\nThe Stampeders are 13-29-2 (.318) as the visiting team in the post-season
\nBC swept the season series:<\/p>\n
\nWeek 18 | CGY 24 \u2013 BC 38<\/p>\n
\nVernon Adams Jr. is 1-3 as a starter in the playoffs, while Nathan Rourke<\/a> is 1-1
\nSeason series standouts:<\/p>\n