
Blue Bombers trade with Stamps
Published on September 26, 2004 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers News Release
WINNIPEG, MB â The Winnipeg Blue Bombers today acquired defensive tackle Joe Fleming, safety Wes Lysack and fullback Scott Regimbald in a trade with the Calgary Stampeders. The following is a list of the last trade made by Winnipeg with the other CFL clubs:
TEAM ACQUIRED GAVE UP DATE
British Columbia DB Curtis Anderson 6th Round (51st Overall) pick May 9, 2002
2003 Canadian College Draft
(LB Mike Botterill)
Edmonton DT Bennie Goods 2nd Round (9th Overall) pick June 3, 1999
2000 Canadian College Draft
(WR Rob Harrod)
Calgary OL Andrew Carter 5th Round pick June 27, 2003
2004 Canadian College Draft
Saskatchewan LB Aaron Collins Future considerations February, 1999
Hamilton 3rd Round pick FB Kojo Aidoo Feb. 12, 2004
2004 Canadian College Draft Rights to P/K/S Jamie Boreham
Toronto QB Kevin Glenn Future considerations May 18, 2004
Ottawa DB Ricky Bell Rights to QB Dameyune Craig Oct. 16, 2002
Right to K Steve Christie
Montréal WR/KR Keith Stokes 3rd Round pick â 2004 Canadian Jan. 21, 2004
5th Round pick â 2004 College Draft, 2nd Round pick
Canadian College Draft 2005 Canadian College Draft
(S Ryan Folk) Rights to QB Rod Rutherford
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