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WINNIPEG -- Theres nothing like some hard, cold cash to add incentive for reaching a goal. Nike Lunarglide 5 Shield . The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have $6,800 dangling in front of them to finish first in the East Division and get a bye to the conference final. They can take a big step towards achieving that by defeating the Toronto Argonauts (4-12) on Friday. You can watch the game live on TSN, TSN.ca and TSN Mobile TV at 7:30pm et/4:30pm pt and join our Game Night Blog to chat with other CFL fans. "Anytime money is involved, it cant help but perk you up a little bit," fourth-year Bombers receiver Aaron Hargreaves said after the teams walkthrough Thursday. "But along with that, just having the bye to rest the bodies and everything would be definitely nice. "But all that being said, weve got this one game ahead to focus on and we cant really look past that." Winnipeg (10-6) is tied for first with the Montreal Alouettes, who host Calgary on Sunday. If the Bombers win and the Als lose, Winnipeg will clinch top spot by virtue of winning the season series with Montreal 2-1. The Bombers finish the regular season in Calgary while Montreal will visit the B.C. Lions. Players get $3,300 for finishing first and an automatic $3,500 for playing in a division final. Competitors in a semifinal get $3,300. Down the road is $16,000 for the Grey Cup victors and $8,000 for the losers. Winnipeg has clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 2008 after going 7-11 in 2009 and 4-14 last year. That means Bombers players are guaranteed of at least one post-season payday. Defensive back Brandon Stewart joined Winnipeg in 2009 and is looking forward to some playoff coin. "I dont know what it tastes like to have that extra cheque so that will be nice to know Ill at least get one and potentially two," Stewart said. Stewarts priority, though, is taking care of business against what he predicts will be a high-flying Toronto squad. "Everybody loves to play spoiler," Stewart said. "They feel they should be where we are so its going to be a dogfight like it always is when the two teams get together." This will be the fourth meeting this season between the clubs. Winnipeg won the first two but Toronto squeaked out a 25-24 home victory Sept. 24. Seven Bombers were hurt in that game, including quarterbacks Buck Pierce and backup Alex Brink, starting running back Fred Reid and his backup, Carl Volny. Reid and Volny suffered season-ending knee injuries. Toronto quarterback Steven Jyles, traded by Winnipeg to Toronto after last season, is excited to take on his former club and expects a good effort from his teammates who are playing for pride and jobs. "I think the biggest part is pride," said Jyles. "We believe that were a better team than what our record shows and we have two more games to prove it." Jyles wouldnt mind putting a bump in Winnipegs road to first place. "Thats basically what were here for," Jyles said. "We came to win a ball game. "Those guys are probably chalking it up as a victory because right after we beat them in Toronto, they felt they should have won that game." Toronto head coach/GM Jim Barker said the first priority is getting a win. However, hes also going to use the game to take a look at players, including new receivers Demario Ballard and veteran Maurice Mann, who was acquired Oct. 11 from Hamilton. "(Were going to) kind of see if we have some guys that can make plays and be those guys that we need going into the future," Barker said. Bomber offensive lineman Glenn January said it will be a challenge to get a victory. "Theyre a tough defence," he said. "Every time we played against those guys this year, you definitely come away a little bit more sore than other games." January is in his fifth CFL season and third with the Bombers, which means he didnt pick up any playoff cash the first two years. "Whenever I start playing this game because of money, its time that I need to retire," said January, who has also played with Toronto and Saskatchewan. "Its nice, but its not where my motivation is. "For some of these younger guys maybe it is." What motivates January more is having the chance to get to a Grey Cup. "It doesnt come along that often and you definitely have to appreciate it whenever it does," he said. NOTES: Argos linebacker Jeremy Unertl wont play because of a mild concussion suffered last week against Edmonton . . . The Bombers will set a single-season attendance record Friday. Cheap Nike Shox Uk . "There was no basis for the story and QMI unreservedly retracts the story in its entirety," the news agency said in a statement. "QMI regrets the error." QMI Agency quoted sources as saying Crosby was arrested late Tuesday while driving a rented Porsche. Nike Blazer Mid Premium Mens Suede Shoes Dark Grey/White . And as he walked into Progressive Field, a ballpark known as The Jake when he played in Cleveland the first time, Thome was flooded with memories of former teammates, games and Octobers past.WINNIPEG -- Blake Wheeler says his Winnipeg Jets are racing for a Western Conference playoff spot. Winnipeg got out of the post-Olympic starting blocks quickly with a 3-2 shootout win over the Phoenix Coyotes on Thursday night as Wheeler scored his 23rd goal of the season. "A vast percentage of the league is going to be pretty rested after a 2 1/2-week break," said Wheeler, who played for the United States in Sochi, but saw limited minutes as the Americans 13th forward. "I think its an all-out sprint. Theres no time to be tired." Wheeler was joined on the score sheet by Bryan Little. Olli Jokinen put away the shootout winner in the fourth round for Winnipeg (29-26-6). Devin Setoguchi also beat Coyotes goalie Mike Smith in the shootout, while Antoine Vermette was the only Coyote to solve Ondrej Pavelec. Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Martin Hanzal scored in regulation for Phoenix (27-21-11) in the first game for both teams after a 19-day break for the Winter Olympics. The Jets continued their winning ways under new head coach Paul Maurice, improving to 10-3-1 since he replaced the fired Claude Noel. Despite some less-than-crisp play, the coach said he was pleasantly surprised by how well his team played after such a long layoff. "It was tough at times, but just from the stuff I watched the last two days (around the league), it was a better game than I thought I was going to see," Maurice said. Winnipeg pulled within one point of the Coyotes as both teams chase a wild-card playoff spot, although Phoenix has two games in hand. Dallas sits in the final spot with 66 points, one better than Phoenix and Vancouver, and two ahead of Winnipeg. Pavelec made 34 saves for the Jets, with two of his toughest stops coming in overtime. "It wasnt an easy game for both teams. It was the first game back and we didnt know what to expect a little bit," said Pavelec, who stopped Mike Ribeiro to end the shootout. Smith stopped 27 shots for the visitors, including a pair of scoring chances in the final seconds of regulation. "For the most part I felt not too bad," said Smith, whho was a member of Canadas gold medal-winning team in Sochi but didnt see any playing time. Nike Blazer Low Blue Mens . "But like I said, it doesnt matter how you feel, you need to come out on the better side of things." Hanzal put away a rebound to tie the game at 2-2 with Jets centre Jim Slater in the penalty box 6:40 into the third period. Winnipeg took advantage of a giveaway by Coyotes defenceman Zbynek Michalek to take the lead late in the second period. With Ekman-Larsson in the penalty box, Little intercepted Michaleks pass in the low slot and beat Smiths glove hand to make it 2-1. The teams wasted no time reminding fans of one of the differences between international hockey and the NHL game. Winnipegs Zach Bogosian and Phoenixs Rob Klinkhammer dropped the gloves just 78 seconds into the game after Klinkhammer shoved Bogosians defence partner Toby Enstrom into the boards. The Coyotes opened the scoring with an Ekman-Larsson wrist shot from the high slot that went in off the post 12:17 into the first period. It took the Jets less than three minutes to respond, as Wheelers shot from the corner hit Coyotes defenceman Michael Stone in the leg and bounced into the net. Smith was distracted earlier in the sequence by Winnipeg forward Dustin Byfuglien, and the Coyotes argued for an interference call. Smith and Coyotes coach Dave Tippett both said they disagreed with the non-call in their post-game comments. "Personally, I think if theres incidental contact in the net and then the puck goes in after, it shouldve been not a penalty, but it shouldnt have been allowed," Smith said. Notes: Jocelyne Larocque of Ste. Anne, Man., a defenceman for Canadas Olympic gold medal-winning womens hockey team, performed the ceremonial puck drop. a The Jets welcomed back Slater, who missed 52 games with a sports hernia, and left-winger Evander Kane, who sat out the last six games before the Olympic break with a hand injury. a The Jets head to Nashville for a one-game road trip on Saturday, while the Coyotes play in Denver Friday night before heading home. a The teams have one remaining meeting, April 1 in Arizona. Cheap China Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys China Cheap Jerseys From China China NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Cheap Jerseys China ' ' '
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