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If you build it, the Super Bowl will come - Washington Times

The NFL over the past decade has been using the Super Bowl to reward cities that build stadiums -- even putting the game in cold-winter cities such as New York. If the Commanders can ever get a new stadium, Washington would be almost assured of hosting the Super Bowl.

Glendale mayor recovering from heart bypass surgery

Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers is recovering from successful quintuple bypass heart surgery. His doctors expect him to make a full recovery and to release him the week of Feb. 7.  The mayor had the surgery on Feb. 4 after being admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital & Medical Center on Feb. 1, following a visit to a local urgent care.  In the meantime, Vice Mayor Ian Hugh, will continue to fill in as dictated by the city charter, to ensure smooth city operations. “I can’t thank everyone enough for all the messages to both Sandy and I, wishing me all the best throughout this tough situation,” Weiers said. 

How many fans can attend Arizona spring training games in pandemic?

Metro Phoenix ballparks are preparing for spring training baseball to start on schedule, despite pleas to delay the season made by the Cactus League and a coalition of Valley mayors. After they sent a letter to Major League Baseball and asked the organization to pump the brakes, MLB proposed delaying the season by one month. The players union in response said it is ready to proceed with spring training on schedule, with pitchers and catchers reporting on Feb. 17 and the planned slate of games.  The MLB on Friday released an updated schedule, saying games will start on Feb. 28 and run through March.

Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers hospitalized after heart attack scare, awaiting surgery

Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers hospitalized after heart attack scare, awaiting surgery Joshua Bowling, Arizona Republic © Thomas Hawthorne/The Republic Glendale mayor Jerry Weiers speaks at a press conference about a push for former COVID-19 positive people to donate convalescent plasma at the Phoenix Fire Academy in Phoenix, Ariz. on Sept. 30, 2020. Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers is in the hospital awaiting bypass surgery after visiting an urgent care on Monday and being told he was having a heart attack, he told The Arizona Republic on Wednesday morning. Weiers, 63, said he was working around his home when his breathing started to feel labored and heavy, so he visited an urgent care. Once staff determined he was having a heart attack, they had to find a Phoenix area hospital with enough capacity for a non-COVID-19 patient, he said.

Glendale mayor to under heart bypass surgery on Thursday

Glendale mayor to undergo heart bypass surgery on Thursday

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers’ office says he will undergo heart bypass surgery this week. Weiers went to an urgent care on Monday and then was admitted to a hospital, his office said in a statement Wednesday. According to the statement, Weiers is expected to make a full recovery and Vice Mayor Ian Hugh will fill in until Weiers returns. Weiers is serving his third four-year term as mayor.