Stampeders looking to buck the odds against the Lions on Saturday night yyc
The Stampeders are coming off their best game of the season, a 20-7 win over the previously undefeated Toronto Argonauts last weekend.
It would be wise not to read too much into that result, though, given the Lions were on a short week and the Bombers were coming off a bye.
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