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The Washington Valor open the season on the road next Friday against the Baltimore Brigade in an ArenaBowl rematch at Royal Farms Arena. With one of the more balanced schedules in the league, the Valor will see all teams at home, including the Atlantic City Blackjacks twice.
What a difference a year makes. With a thrilling 62-55 win over the Baltimore Brigade on Sunday afternoon, the Tampa Bay Storm is 3-1 and on a three-game winning streak for the first time since 2014. The Storm was 0-4 at this time last season and has already surpassed their entire win total from a year ago. Which was two, I begrudgingly remind you.
There's one common rule at any of the numerous casinos that adorn the shores of Atlantic City; the house always wins. The Atlantic City Blackjacks have taken that idea to heart.
After another tough loss in a rematch with Baltimore last week, the Washington Valor (1-8) visit Florida again this weekend. Facing off with the Tampa Bay Storm (7-2) inside of Amalie Arena at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 1st. The game will broadcast live on CBS Sports Network. Tampa Bay leads the season series 3-0.
All season long, win or lose, Lawrence Samuels has preached that his Tampa Bay Storm needed to this, that, or the other as a team to succeed. All 21 men on the roster played a huge role on Saturday night in building a 55-34 lead against the Orlando Predators, and all 21 played a huge role in the ultimately losing the game 63-62 in overtime.