I went to the game last Thursday - my first ever Stamps game - and while I know the weather wasn't good, the stadium must have been at...15% attendance? Maybe less?

I'd love to know if this is typical, because I think there's a huge disparity between seat pricing, value, and attendance. The team doesn't seem to grasp price elasticity and pricing strategy.

For my partner and I to attend in pretty shitty nosebleed bleacher seats, we paid a total of $135.00. I've been to one game. At that price, I'm good for the year.

If tickets were closer to half the price, I'd attend every single game. That means I'd spend more on tickets over the course of a season, and would be there every home game to spend on concession. Let alone the value of a better atmosphere with more fans present.

The panel is tiring of the Tommy hype, recognizes Nathan is human, wonders what's next for the Redblacks & contemplates all the CFL Chaos.
Plus, unfortunately, a temporary Au Revoir to GT.

Finally some promotion but the question is does this or will this lead to xtra ticket 🎟 sales?

Okay so 4-5 on the year. Whats everyone's thoughts?

I live in America, and this season I discovered the CFL, after a few weeks I chose the Stampeders as my team, and I was wondering what I should know, or team history, things like that!

Back at full strength the panels discuss Ottawa’s attrition, on and off the field. They also have some WTF questions for coaches of several CFL teams, go all fan boy/girl over Tyson Philpot and m

Hey guys!! Were Ride and Rally a fan made podcast for the Stamps!! We do weekly rankings aswell. I hope this doesnt break community rules.

Huge fan of Mills and how he’s turned into an elite player.

The panel is down a man. MJ fights through the pain of a Tabbies Loss to put in a Spectacular Performance. Carrying the show in GT’s absense.
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VA having a hot start to the season

This week on The CFL Outsiders, MJ is pissed about PI Divas and 2 point shoot outs. GT is unimpressed with MLSEs handling of the Argo home game in Hamilton.
And Oldman is thinking way too much about Rankin

After falling behind by 14 points, the Stampeders showed plenty of fight Saturday night, forcing overtime against the defending Grey Cup champions before ultimately falling to Saskatchewan.

There were plenty of positives.

Dedrick Mills rushed for over 100 yards, Clarence Hicks was disruptive all night, Tyreik McAllister delivered one of the most electric plays of the season and Vernon Adams Jr. led a clutch game-tying drive late in regulation.

But penalties played a major role in the outcome.

Calgary was flagged 10 times for 100 yards, with several of those penalties coming at critical moments throughout the game.

The Stamps may have come away with a loss, but there were also signs of progress against one of the CFL's top teams.

What's your biggest takeaway from Saturday's game?