When legendary Blue Bombers receiver Milt Stegall arrived in Winnipeg Friday morning, it was more than a homecoming to the ...

Milt Stegall called it the most memorable moment he’s ever experienced in Winnipeg – and that’s saying something.

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Winnipeg sports icon Milt Stegall says he's nervous but excited about coming back to the city he considers a second home ...

One of the things Milt Stegall is hoping to feel when he gets back to work on TSN’s CFL panel on Thursday is joy. Canadian ...

Perhaps the moment that sticks out the most for Blue Bombers fans was the rapturous and lengthy applause Milt Stegall ...

It seems the Milt Stegall era has come to an end in Winnipeg. Two CFL sources requesting anonymity told The Canadian Press on Friday that Stegall has informed the Blue Bombers he won't be back ...

If it turns out Milt Stegall's career ends without a Grey Cup, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers star receiver is ready for it. The 37-year-old, who has probably been the best CFL pass catcher of his ...

There is only one Milt Stegall, of course, but for years the Bomber legend joked the only way he'd coach is if the team "was all Milt Stegalls." *Billed as $4 plus GST every four weeks. Offer only ...

Veteran slotback Milt Stegall wants one last crack at winning a Grey Cup and making CFL history. Stegall, 36, re-signed Tuesday for a 13th and likely final season with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Milt Stegall has often joked the only guarantees in life are death, taxes, trouble, Milt Stegall always being on time, Milt Stegall always looking good and Milt Stegall always being in shape. On ...

Make no mistake, Milt Stegall will be missed. He’ll be missed by CFL fans and Blue Bombers faithful, in particular, to whom he has provided 13 years of excitement.