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Sinking ship

Not a good stretch for the Toronto Argonauts. RB Cory Boyd is out 2-3

weeks with a bad knee, suffered in Friday’s loss to Winnipeg. The

Argos received worse news on starting non-import LB Jason Pottinger.

He’s out for the season with — you guessed it — a knee injury.

Celebrate Cahoon

Look for Ben Cahoon, the CFL’s all-time receptions leader (1,017), to

be honoured by his former team, the Montreal Alouettes, Friday versus

the Argos. Talk about perfect timing: Cahoon was a favourite target of

QB Anthony Calvillo, who needs one more TD pass to reach 395 and

surpass Damon Allen as the CFL’s all-time leader.

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