CFL Eastern semifinal: Tiger-Cats and Lions look

CFL Eastern semifinal: Tiger-Cats and Lions look. For the third consecutive season, the West Division team will play in the Eastern semifinal, as Hamilton Tiger-Cats (8-10) will play with B.C. Lions (9-9) in the Tim Hortons field on Sunday.
 

This is a match that many did not predict at the start of the season, given that both teams could not qualify for the playoffs last season.
 

The Lions return to the postseason after their 20-year playoffs ended in 2017, when they finished fifth in the West with 7-11 innings.  

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Hamilton could not overcome the start of 0-8 in the 2017 season, finished third in the East with a score of 6-12 and lost to the playoff endpoint of the Saskatchewan-Rutriders, who crossed from the west.
 

Now both teams will fight for the opportunity to play in the Ottawa Redblacks in the Eastern Finals and book a ticket for the Gray Cup in Edmonton.
 

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
This season, the Ticats had their ups and downs, but the weak Eastern Division allowed Hamilton to take the place of the playoffs with a record below 0.500. Jeremy Masoli's quarterback was an Eastern candidate for the most outstanding player, completing 66.1 percent of his passes for 5,209 yards, 28 touchdowns and 18 interceptions.
 

Unfortunately, the tigers will be without their biggest weapon in Brandon Banks, who broke his clavicle in a Redblacks lost in October. The 30-year-old has managed to finish second in the CFL with 1,423 receiving yards and is tied to the league lead with 11 touchdowns.
 

Hamilton had problems since Labor Day, with a drop of 3-5, including three direct losses to end the season. This recession cost them the opportunity to get the first place in the East and this important week.
 

TO OUR ERA Lviv
It was not a great start to the season for B.C. They were 3-6 in the first half, but head coach Wally Buono brought his team to the final 6-3 in the second half and for the playoff final.
 

Both Travis Lulai and Jonathan Jennings made their way to the center of Lviv, but Lulai was anointed with a starter after Jennings fought at the start of the season. It was a difficult road for a 35-year-old boy after a knee injury that ended the 2017 season after six games.
 

The Lions secured a spot in the postseason in late October, defeating the Edmonton Eskimos thanks to a three-run game by wide receiver DeVier Posey, who signed after the Baltimore Ravens were eliminated. The Silver Cup 2017 was one of the many additions that GM Ed Hervey made to back his list, he also acquired Tyrell Sutton of Montreal and Shaun Lemon of Toronto.
 

While Hamilton's story was lost to the players as a result of injuries, B.S. it becomes healthy at the right time when All-Star winner Solomon Elimimyan returns to the wrist injury line, which he suffered on July 14.