Andy Lopusnak
Champs look to awake from long catnap for playoff run(5/9) It’s been an up and down rollercoaster ride for the defending ArenaBowl champions through the first ten games. At 5-5, the San Jose SaberCats have struggled against winning teams (0-5) and beat up on teams with losing records (5-0), yet they are still leading the Western Division, which will secure at least a bye and second-round home playoff game.
Adam Markowitz
Beat the Guru: AFL Week 11(5/8) I’m so tired of ESPN, it’s not even funny. One week the dump button picks up nothing that it should. The next anything that even remotely sounds like profanity gets bleeped. One week they’re the Arizona Wranglers. The next they’re the Phoenix Rattlers. Can someone explain to the “Worldwide leader in sports” how the Arena Football League works?
Andy Lopusnak
Breaking it Down - 2008 Week Ten(5/7) It took ten weeks, but now every team in the league has at least one win and one loss thanks to Cleveland knocking off previously unbeaten Philadelphia and previously winless Utah topping Kansas City. Six of the eight home teams won and six of eight games were decided by at least two scores. This and much more are just a click away in this week’s Breaking it Down.
Adam Markowitz
The Glove Still Fits Thirty-Seven Years Later(5/5) Standing at a very generously listed 5’11” and a probably an equally generous 185 lbs, Orlando Predators defensive back Kenny “The Glove” McEntyre isn’t nearly the most imposing figure on the field. Now at 37 years old, “The Glove” isn’t the fastest DB in the world either. He isn’t the greatest leaper in league history, nor is he the strongest.
Will Burge
Gladiators do some soul searching(5/3) The Cleveland Gladiators were only 1-4 in their last five games but that didn’t stop them from kicking off the second half of their season with a bang. The Gladiators knocked off the last unbeaten team in the AFL on Friday night defeating the Philadelphia Soul 67-55.
Andy Lopusnak
SaberCats look to claw through Jungle(5/3) The San Jose SaberCats stand alone atop the Western Division without beating a team with a winning a record. San Jose’s five wins have come against teams with a combined 11-31 record, while its four losses have been against teams with a combined 30-5 record.
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