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The story of a high-profiled free agent not fitting in with his new team and environment is as old as the game itself, two sides eventually seeing fit to part ways.

Khalil Bass became the latest to join that list, a very talented linebacker who emerged during his two-year run in Winnipeg before he left in free agency for Ottawa.

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His tenure as a Redblack lasted 11 games.

Bass headed back to the Peg with his girlfriend and began the grind all players endure when they wait for that call, biding their time by working out and staying ready until a team comes calling.

It arrived when the Argos touched base with Bass, who made his debut in Double Blue last Saturday night as the Argos booked their ticket to the Nov. 19 East final.

On his first rep at linebacker, Bass came on a blitz to pressure the backfield.

Bass and Akeem Jordan, another newcomer to the team, often entered the night on passing situations.

In the CFL, even the most talented players line up on specials, an area Bass would also distinguish himself.