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(Roger calls the action between the Toronto Argonauts and Edmonton Eskimos, Aug 8, 2004)

 

Roger Wardell covers the CFL and was the Sideline Reporter for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League during the 2002 season on flagship radio station AM 640.  During the 2004 season, Roger stepped into the broadcast booth.

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The Argos is one of the oldest professional sports franchises in North America. The team was founded in 1873, just 6-years after the birth of Canada.
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Re-live some of the past by listening to some of Roger's past Interviews, and viewing the pictures.
 

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Roger Wardell interviews Joe Montford at the Argos practice facility in Mississauga Ontario. Joe has over 100 career QB sacks to his credit in the CFL.

Roger Wardell and Defensive End Johnny Scott. A handshake turns into an arm wrestling match!

Roger Wardell and Safety Michael Fletcher. Fletcher won a Grey Cup with the British Columbia Lions as a rookie in 2000.

Roger Wardell and Johnny Scott from Texas. Johnny plays a small role in the movie "The Sum of All Fears"

"Co-boss, Co-boss" Roger brings in the beef with Offensive Linemen Thomas Rayam(left), and Gary Sawatzky. The duo weighs in at 580-pounds.

"America's Tenor" and New York Police Department officer Daniel Rodriguez sings the Canadian, and American National Anthem at the Skydome before the Argos battled the Hamilton Tiger-cats Sept. 22, 2002.

The Syracuse University Marching Band and its 200-plus members perform on the artificial turf at the Skydome before the Argos game Sept. 22, 2002.

Roger Wardell and Head Coach Michael "Pinball" Clemons give the website rogerwardell.com the thumbs up. Clemons holds the CFL record for Most Combined Yards in a career with 21 266.

Muhammad Ali and Evander Holyfield "spar" while Canadian George Chuvalo looks on Oct. 20, 2002. Chuvalo was never knocked down as a professional boxer, including two bouts against Ali.

Muhammad Ali takes questions from the media after his half-time appearance at the Argos game October 20th, 2002. Listen to Ali in the "Argos Interviews" section.

Guess Who? Randy Bachman, and Burton Cummings perform during the half at the Argos game November 3rd, 2002. Listen to Roger interview them in the "Argos Interview" section.

Roger swears Michelle Wright was looking right at him when she sang her song "Shut-up and Kiss Me" during the Half at the Argos play-off game November 10th, 2002.

World Heavy Weight Boxing Champion Lennox Lewis gets ready for the Half-time Festivities at the Argos game October 20th, 2002. Lewis won gold for Canada at the 1988 Olympics.

The Dome was closed, yet "Snow" was around during the Argos pre-game play-off match-up versus Saskatchewan November 10th, 2002.