Regina, SK (Sports Network) - A battle between West Division rivals ensues on Friday as the Calgary Stampeders pay a visit to the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Mosaic Stadium. You can see the game on TSN, TSN.ca, and TSN Mobile TV beginning at 8:30pm et/5:30pm pt. Saskatchewan has had a rough go of it in the first third of the 2011 season, scoring a league-low 112 points, while at the same time giving up a league- high 184 points. With those figures in mind, it should come as no surprise that the club is tied with British Columbia for last place in the division standings with just a single win to show for their efforts. Last week, the Roughriders scored just a single point outside of the second quarter when they tallied 10, en route to the 24-11 loss against the Lions on the road. Quarterback Darian Durant, who tossed a 13-yard scoring strike to Chris Getzlaf late in the first half, converted 25-of-36 passing for 236 yards, but he was also sacked three times and was credited with only 27 yards rushing in the outing. Durant spread the ball around to eight different teammates, but that still that wasnt enough to throw off the Lions. As for the Stamps, already 2-1 against opponents from the same division, they are in sole possession of second place in the standings at 4-2 and are within striking distance of the Edmonton Eskimos, who have lost just one of their six games thus far. Calgarys defense showed up in the second half against Hamilton in Week 6, holding the visitors scoreless as the Stamps bounced back from a 20-13 deficit at the break to claim a 32-20 win after 60 minutes of action. From an offensive standpoint, Henry Burris connected on 27-of-39 passing for 341 yards and a score for the Stampeders, with Nik Lewis again playing a prominent role with his game-high seven receptions for 87 yards. One of the more productive receivers thus far in the CFL, Lewis has a league- best 34 catches for 476 yards and a score and has now caught passes in 128 consecutive games, which is second only to Geroy Simon who is up to 148 straight games now. Not only is Lewis piling up the stats right now, so is Burris who moved into the eighth spot all-time in CFL passing yardage as he advanced beyond Tom Clements (39,041 yards). Burris has attempted more passes than any other quarterback this season (226) and has managed to connect on 62.4 percent of those tries for 1,742 yards which is second only Montreals Anthony Calvillo. Unfortunately for Burris, who has thrown for at least 4,200 yards in each of the previous seven seasons, he has had some issues with his accuracy thus far and has already tossed five interceptions against only seven TDs. Burris played one full season with Saskatchewan back in 2000, throwing for 4,647 yards and 30 TDs, but he completed just 53.5 percent of his attempts and had a career-worst 25 INTs, so the Roughriders have had a close-up look at what his potential can be and how he can be rattled in the pocket. Durant doesnt have nearly the pedigree that Burris has after so many years in the CFL, but the troubles with the Roughriders reach far beyond the quarterback and just the offense right now. In fact, head coach Greg Marshall recently told a radio station that the current players on the roster are their own worst enemies. Too many missed opportunities, dropped passes, failed kicks and poor defensive coverage have doomed Saskatchewan far too often and it is beginning to wear on the players who know that they can do so much more if they simply eliminate some of their mistakes. After six games, Saskatchewan is second-to-last in the league in turnover margin with a minus-five, and the pass defense is near the bottom in allowing 81 first downs through the air. The Roughriders are controlling the ball for only slightly more than 23 minutes per game, so it is understandable that the group is dead last in terms of overall offense with a mere 1,888 yards. Wes Cates has been a decent producer coming out of the backfield for the Riders, with his 217 yards and three touchdowns on 41 carries, but he was a late scratch for the squad last week, as he continues to deal with an ankle injury, and that left Hugh Charles as the top ball carrier with his nine attempts for 42 yards against BC. Charles is averaging just under six yards per carry in 2011, but for his career he has almost as many fumbles (four) as he does TDs (five) so hes not exactly a step in the right direction for Saskatchewan. Calgary has won two straight meetings in this series, including a 22-18 decision in Regina two weeks ago which pushed the Stamps to 114-87-9 in the regular-season series dating back to 1945. Familiar foes for more than half a century, the clubs will meet two more times this season with Calgary hosting both matches in October. Saskatchewans offense just isnt getting the job done, and the defense for the Riders has been nothing to write home about either, which amounts to what should be another win for the Stamps if they keep from making too many mistakes. Nike Air Max 90 Baratas . The star shortstop left Saturdays game against the Yankees after two innings with tightness in his left hamstring. He went for an MRI on Sunday morning before arriving at Citi Field. 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He is joined by three others drafted by NHL clubs, including Montreal Canadiens prospect Martin Reway. The three draftees eclipses by one the amount named to the selection camp by the rival Czech Republic.TAMPA, Fla. -- After another big offensive night, Steven Stamkos gave the credit for the Tampa Bay Lightnings latest win to goalie Ben Bishop. Stamkos had two goals and Bishop made 38 saves, helping the Lightning beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-2 on Thursday night for their sixth win in seven games. "Hes the reason why we won," Stamkos said of Bishop. "Im not very happy with the way we played. If it wasnt for Bish, its not a win for us. We didnt deserve the win." Bishop (10-2-0) made saves on first-period breakaway shots by Mark Arcobello and Taylor Hall. "Best player on the ice. ... hands down," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper said. "Dont need to comment on it anymore." Stamkos, who extended his goal-scoring streak to five games, has 13 goals this season. Tampa Bay was outshot 40-26. "Absolutely. Boy, its a crazy game," Oilers coach Dallas Eakins said. "Theres been games this season where youve won the game and maybe you didnt think you deserved it, and youre upset with your play. And theres been games that weve lost where weve been disgusted with ourselves as a group. And then tonight, its one of those nights where ... I loved the way we played. And I thought we played with passion and we competed hard." Taylor Fedun and Hall scored for the Oilers, who have lost six of seven. Fedun, playing in his second game, also scored in his NHL debut Tuesday night at Florida. Hall, the first overall pick in the 2010 draft, returned after missing seven games due to a knee injury. His in-close power-play goal got Edmonton within 3-2 midway through the third. "As far as my game goes, its just tough when you lose the game," Hall said. "Thats the main thing. Were searching for wins right nnow, and whatever anyone can do is huge.dddddddddddd" Stamkos put the Lightning up 1-0 when he beat Devan Dubnyk from the high slot 7:37 into the game. The centre has eight goals and 12 points during a seven-game point streak. After Fedun scored at 10:11, Stamkos gave Tampa Bay a 2-1 advantage on a wraparound goal with 52.7 seconds left in the first. Bishop turned aside all 15 shots he faced in the second. Tampa Bay got the lone goal during the period to go up 3-1 when Tyler Johnson scored from the low shot at 18:33. "Youre not always going to be pretty," Bishop said. "Youve got find ways to win when youre not at your best." Valtteri Filppula added an empty-net goal for Tampa Bay with 1:05 to play. The Lightning are 6-0-0 against Western Conference teams this season. "You can never be disappointed after a win," Cooper said. "Im glad for the two points. Just a little rattled about the way we ended up coming out with them." NOTES: Tampa Bay starts a three-game road trip against Atlantic Division foes Saturday at Detroit. The Lightning will also play at Boston and Montreal. "I think it will be a big test," Stamkos said. ... Edmonton LW Jesse Joensuu (back), D Anton Belov (lower back) and D Justin Schultz (groin) are all practicing. LW David Perron (neck) could soon resume practicing with the team. ... Oilers LW Linus Omark played after being recalled from Oklahoma City of the AHL on Wednesday. ... As part of Military Appreciation Night, the Lightning wore camouflage jerseys during the pregame skate. .... Tampa Bay D Matt Carle was plus-4 for the game. ... Edmonton RW Nail Yakupov played just 11:08 and is minus-14 this season, including minus-1 Thursday. cheap nfl jerseys ' ' '