Regina, SK - The first week of the 2014 CFL regular season draws to a close tonight when the defending Grey Cup Champion Saskatchewan Roughriders take the field against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Mosaic Stadium. Watch the action live on TSN and TSN GO at 7pm et/4pm pt. This is a replay of the 101st Grey Cup from November, when the Roughriders delivered a convincing 45-23 thrashing of Hamilton in front of nearly 45,000 fans. The Riders, led by head coach Corey Chamblin, would like nothing more than to get off to the same type of start that they had a year ago when they rattled off five straight victories and captured eight of the first nine outings overall. The team did stumble slightly down the stretch with back-to-back defeats to close out the regular season and suffered a four-game slide during the month of September, but the club proved to be resilient, finishing 11-7 overall, but taking home the Grey Cup when all was said and done. The third-leading passer in terms of yards last season with 4,154, Darian Durant is back under center for Saskatchewan as it begins the quest for back- to-back titles, something that has happened only once in the last 15 years. Durant, who has been with the Riders for his entire nine-year CFL career, tossed a personal best 31 touchdowns and finished with an efficiency rating of 95.7. In 2013, Durant had a trio of top-notch receivers who he relied heavily on, but one of those, Weston Dressler has since signed with the Kansas City Chiefs of the NFL, leaving Chris Getzlaf and Taj Smith to carry more of the load this time around. All three posted at least 1,000 yards through the air, with Dressler leading the way with nine touchdowns. However, Getzlaf and Smith both landed in the end zone seven times and the former averaged a hefty 16.6 yards per catch. Another major change for the Riders is the departure of running back Kory Sheets, the most valuable player of the Grey Cup, as he signed with the NFLs Oakland Raiders. Sheets was second in the league with 1,598 yards and tied for the lead with 12 rushing scores, which means theres a huge void to be filled in the backfield for the club. A couple of newcomers, Keith Toston and Anthony Allen will be tasked with producing on the ground moving forward. Saskatchewan has to be pleased with the fact that they owned the toughest scoring defense in the CFL a year ago, allowing only 22.1 ppg, but that wont be easy to duplicate after losing Alex Hall. The defensive lineman placed second in the league with 16 sacks, but like many successful CFL performers, he too has latched on with an NFL squad (the Carolina Panthers) for the time being. On other side, the Tiger-Cats were the opposite of Saskatchewan through the first month of last season, winning just a single game in five tries. But the group did finish strong with four wins in five opportunities before, putting up a 10-8 mark, before defeating Montreal and Toronto in the playoffs. Kent Austin, the head coach, general manager and vice president of football operations for Hamilton, does have a major issue to clear up this time around with respect to his quarterback. Last year he watched Henry Burris tear up defenses for a league-best 4,927 yards, but this time around he will have to find a leader in either Zach Collaros, Dan LeFevour or Jeremiah Masoli. Collaros has the most experience of the three after spending a couple of years with Toronto, but he is still a major work in progress. LeFevour finished with almost as many rushing yards (317) as passing (394) with the Cats last year while Masoli attempted a grand total of just two passes for the program in 2013. At least for this week, it doesnt help that receiver Andy Fantuz is on the injured list, because he was one of the top pass catchers in the game with 65 grabs for 896 yards. That leaves Bakari Grant as the primary focus down the field after he posted 69 receptions for 947 yards, but a mere two touchdowns a year ago. Running back C.J. Gable is capable of adding another dimension to the offense, having gained 782 yards and scored seven times on 130 carries in his first CFL campaign, but the squad will have to be careful not to run him into the ground too early. From a defensive perspective, there is plenty of work to be done for the Tiger-Cats after they finished with a minus-13 in the turnover department. The squad logged just 14 interceptions, second-fewest behind only a hapless Winnipeg group, which they turned into a league-low 142 return yards. Hamilton was also last in the CFL in sacks with just 35. 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The Maple Leafs have dropped three straight and 11 of the last 12 regular- season meetings against Boston overall and the Bruins have claimed six straight in Beantown.BUFFALO, N.Y. - Zemgus Girgensons scored two goals, and the Buffalo Sabres snapped a five-game losing streak with a 6-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.Tyler Ennis scored a goal and added two assists for the Sabres, who also got goals from Drew Stafford, Tyler Myers and Matt Moulson.David Clarkson and Phil Kessel scored for Toronto, which lost Friday to Pittsburgh.Buffalo had allowed six goals in each of its last three games, all losses, before setting a season-high by scoring six against Toronto. The Maple Leafs hadnt allowed six goals in a game this season.Michal Neuvirth was sharp in the first period for the Sabres and finished with 32 saves.Torontos James Reimer stopped 29 shots.Josh Leivo produced the Maple Leafs first scoring chance with a drive to the net that forced Neuvirth to make a pair of early saves.A 2-on-1 pass from Tyler Bozak to James van Riemsdyk ended with a shot that Neuvirth deflected away.Neuvirth again found himself with a point-blank shooter, but turned aside Dion Phaneuf 12 minutes in. Moments later, he sprawled to stop a wraparound attempt by Bozak.Buffalo grabbed a 1-0 lead by taking advantage of a goalie interference penalty against Clarkson. After Stafford took two shots on Reimer, Ennis flipped the loose puck ovver the prone goalie at 15:40.ddddddddddddHodgson nearly doubled the lead off the next faceoff but hit the post to the right of Reimer.Buffalo scored its second goal with help from Reimer. He came out at a charging Brian Flynn, who slipped around him. Girgensons fired Flynns pass into the vacated net for a short-handed goal at 18:33.Stafford drifted across the slot 7:10 into the second period and put a wrist shot through traffic to beat Reimer over the shoulder.The Maple Leafs-heavy crowd livened up when Toronto got on the board late in the second. Cody Fransons slap shot was deflected in by Clarkson to make it 3-1.It took Buffalo 16 seconds to respond, as Moulson beat Reimer between the legs off a feed from Ennis.Kessel came right back with a low shot to beat Neuvirth. It was 4-2 after three goals within one minute.Myers restored Buffalos three-goal lead when he lunged into the crease to poke a loose puck past Reimer.NOTES: Hockey Hall of Fame broadcaster Rick Jeanneret called the first period in his first game back in the booth since being declared cancer-free. He was given a standing ovation. ... Sabres D Josh Gorges missed his second game with a lower-body injury. ... Toronto will begin a three-game homestand on Tuesday against Nashville. ' ' '