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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.
Adam Markowitz Saturday May 5, 2012 TAMPA BAY – There are just no two ways around it. The 2012 Orlando Predators have given up on Head Coach Brett Munsey. When the Preds hired Munsey to coach them for this season, I thought that it was a great signing. He is an ArenaBowl winning coach, and I still contend that he is one of the best X's and O's coaches that this league has to offer. However, there comes a time for virtually every coach to move on from his team and a time for every team to move on from its coach, and at 1-7 with virtually no chance of getting into the playoffs, the time is no...
Adam Markowitz Saturday August 2, 2014 ORLANDO -- The Orlando Predators and the Pittsburgh Power started off the 2012 season against each other with scabs playing on the field for both sides instead of the regular players. Both franchises were devastated from the chaos caused from starting the season with replacement players, and the two teams combined to win nine games that year, two of which came against each other and one which was won by Pittsburgh by forfeit. Amazingly enough, just two seasons later, both have a legitimate shot of winning the ArenaBowl this year going into Sunday's first...
Adam Markowitz Friday May 18, 2012 As the old saying goes, "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." Is there even a somewhat viable statement now that the Orlando Predators have blown a third lead of 20 or more points this year? The 2012 Predators, who were already the first team in the history of the AFL to blow two leads in a season of 20+ points are now the first team in the history of the AFL to blow three leads in a season of 20+ points. After holding a 47-27 advantage right at the end of the first half, the Preds went on to drop to the New Orleans VooDoo 68-61 on Friday...
Rob Keefe announced on Twitter he is leaving the team to pursue other opportunities.