March 2014

By Martin Iheke Former Dallas Stars great Mike Modano recently had his number 9 retired by the organization to celebrate his great career and the impact he has made. An impact not only to USA […]

By Gary Dowell For years now, the whimsical movie stylings of Wes Anderson have regularly been dismissed as something of an acquired taste. Musing stories from a self-indulgent director/writer drenched  in artifice and contrivance. Granted, […]

By Tommy Kennicot Have we begun to come out of the Ice Age that is winter yet? Hints of spring seem to be abound. This weekend belongs to St. Patrick so get your Irish on […]

By Will Martin Once you start the process of Spring Training it tends to go at a certain cadence, a certain pace. Back in the day, when sports wasn’t a 24-7 buffet, you actually took the […]

  Here’s a bit of advice from Blitz Weekly for you guys and girls out there. 1) There’s no problem that a little bit of Duct tape and a deep enough hole won’t fix. 2) […]

By Will Martin Suffice to say most things in life have an order, a value, a protocol, and a place of importance in terms of a given protocol. When you go to an event the […]

WITH THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LONGEVITY AND JOB SECURITY, THE NFL’S FRATERNITY OF HEAD COACHES IS STARTING TO RESEMBLE AN AGEIST SOCIETY. THE QUESTION IS: WHY SHOULD WE CARE? By Keysha Hogan Honestly, there’s something to […]

By Will Martin What a difference a year makes! 2013 March 7th Opening Night gave us a matchup with FC Dallas and the Colorado Rapids. A game that FC Dallas won. The opposing coach for […]

By Craig Fields So the Memphis Grizzlies have seemingly remembered that they have not only been a playoff team for the past three years, but a title contender in two of those three years. They […]

By Hannah Allen Newcomer Brian Zenner opened the Belly and Trumpet in the Uptown neighborhood last year. Once the site of a gourmet hot dog eatery, Zenner offers affordable, globally-infused and tres chic small plates […]