The Toronto Argonauts finished the CFL regular season with a franchise-record 16 wins and head into Saturday’s East Final against the Montreal Alouettes as the heavy favourite. However, heading into the playoffs with the league’s best record does not always guarantee a Grey Cup victory.
The Toronto Argonauts finished the CFL regular season with a franchise-record 16 wins and head into Saturday’s East Final against the Montreal Alouettes as the heavy favourite.
Edmonton is the only other team to finish with a 16-2 record, winning the West Division with the impressive record in 1989. But that team was unable to win a single playoff game, losing to the eventual Grey Cup Champion Saskatchewan Roughriders in the West Division Final. Argos head coach Ryan Dinwiddie says the time to dwell on the regular season has passed and winning the next game is the only thing that matters for the defending Grey Cup champions.
Toronto swept the season series against the Alouettes , including a 39-10 blowout win in their only meeting at BMO Field. The Argos will have to stop the momentum of a white-hot Alouettes team that has now won six straight games.
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