Assistant Program, News, Senior Sports Director
Rick Zamperin is an Assistant Program Director, News, and Senior Sports Director at AM900CHML. He covers a range of topics including football, hockey, and AHL, with a focus on Canadian sports culture. Rick has been featured in Global News and Magic106.1.
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Rick Zamperin's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly Canadian football and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. He covers events extensively and reports on evolving stories related to these topics. To effectively reach out, consider offering insights into upcoming games or recent matches involving the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, as well as any developments within the CFL that could be of interest to a local audience in Hamilton.
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By: Rick Zamperin
After their first three games, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are still looking for their first win of the season following a 36-20 loss in Saskatchewan.
900 CHML If the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are to beat the Ottawa Redblacks at TD Place Stadium on Sunday night they will likely have to do it without leading rusher James Butler.
By: Rick Zamperin
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats fell to 0-4 on the CFL season after losing Sunday night in Ottawa for the first time since 2018.
After an 0-4 start to their Canadian Football League season, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats have fired special teams coordinator Paul Boudreau.
By: Rick Zamperin
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats enter their bye week at 0-5 following a lopsided loss against the visiting B.C. Lions.
By: Rick Zamperin
After starting the season 0-5 the Hamilton Tiger-Cats won their first game of the year in the CFL by beating the Toronto Argonauts.
By: Rick Zamperin
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats improved to 2-5 on the Canadian Football League season after a lopsided win over the winless Edmonton Elks.
By: Rick Zamperin
The Montreal Alouettes showed the Tiger-Cats why they are the defending champions after beating Hamilton 33-16 at Tim Hortons Field.
By: Rick Zamperin
A mistake-prone start and problems with penalties hampered the Hamilton Tiger-Cats as they suffered another loss against the Montreal Alouettes.
By: Rick Zamperin, Shawn Hook
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Taylor Powell scrambles with the ball against the Montreal Alouettes during first half CFL action in Montreal on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Peter McCabe
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