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Harrison Frost Gets the Start for Hamilton Tiger-Cats versus Montreal Alouettes

Harrison Frost steps in as Hamilton’s third starting quarterback since Bo Levi Mitchell’s injury, with the Tiger-Cats trying to stop a three-game skid.

  • American Harrison Frost will start Friday night when Hamilton hosts the Montreal Alouettes in the annual Hall of Fame game, replacing Canadian Tre Ford, who was injured in the Ticats' 37-22 Labour Day loss to the Toronto Argonauts.
  • Hamilton has faced a revolving door at quarterback since veteran Bo Levi Mitchell suffered a serious ankle injury on July 5, with the Ticats posting a 2-7 record since his departure using Ford, Dolegala, and Frost.
  • Montreal quarterback Davis Alexander makes his 14th consecutive start Friday, ranking second in passing yards with 4,196 and recording 27 touchdowns for an Alouettes team that is 6-0 against East Division rivals.
  • Head coach Scott Milanovich admits constant quarterback changes create offensive challenges, saying, "There's a certain flow you get into when you're with the same quarterback all of the time." 40 words, one sentence, ends with period.
  • Friday's game also honors the 2026 Canadian Football Hall of Fame class; Hamilton veteran Liam Dobson shifts to right guard while rookie Brayden Szeman earns his first CFL start at centre.
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Harrison Frost gets the start for Hamilton Tiger-Cats versus Montreal Alouettes

HAMILTON - The quarterback shuffle continues for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

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Montreal lost two of its last three games.

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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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