Montreal defeated Hamilton 37-25 in the CFL's Hall of Fame game, according to TSN. The Alouettes' win was led by Alexander, TSN reported. The game was played Friday night, with the result published early Saturday.
The CFL's own recap listed the final score as Montreal 37, Hamilton 25, matching TSN's account. Sportsnet also carried highlights of the same result. The Hall of Fame game is an annual CFL fixture, though the source material did not specify where this year's edition was played or which figures were honoured.
The Tiger-Cats' quarterback situation drew separate attention. The Spec reported that Hamilton's quarterback carousel "spins again and lands on Frost," indicating another change at the position. The source material did not say when Frost entered the game, how many quarterbacks Hamilton used, or how Frost performed.
In other CFL news, the Abbotsford News reported that a B.C. player made his first CFL start. The source material did not name the player or the team.
Montreal's 12-point margin was the difference in a game that TSN framed around Alexander's performance. No individual statistics, scoring plays or attendance figures were included in the available reporting, and CYBEV.io has not independently verified further details.
The Alouettes and Tiger-Cats will continue their seasons, with Hamilton's quarterback plans and the identity of the B.C. first-time starter among the items to watch.