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At the start of the Milwaukee game this week the Blaze were channeling the 2010 team. Tommy Grady was haunted by the Ghost of Michael Affleck and fumbled three snaps and Alvance Robinson fumbled two kickoff returns in the first half.
There's a funny thing about first impressions, you only get one chance to make them. The Blaze squandered that chance, and they now face the consequences of a horrid first game.
For any of you that have been reading my musings here at ArenaFan for the past several years, you know that I'm not afraid to take shots at anyone that I feel is breaking what the league stands for. Whether we're talking about the AFL, the af2, or this arena football like substance formerly known as the AF1, the principals have always been the same. This is a game that was built for the fans.
The Blaze got doubled upon losing 68-34 to a Spokane Shock team that looked light years ahead of the Blaze. A Shock team that had as many pass completions as the Blaze had attempts, a Shock team that had enough points to win the game by halftime. a Shock team that had more kick return yards than the Blaze had passing yards.
Two weeks have elapsed since the last time that we handed out our ever-so-popular awards, which can only mean one thing: We get a bonus helping of Dubious Distinctions right now!