Tampa Bay Storm

  1. Storm has impressive first half of season

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    TAMPA — The Storm will kick off the second half its AFL slate tonight against Philadelphia at 7:30 at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Tampa Bay is tied for the South Division lead and in good position to return to the postseason for the first time since 2010.

  2. McPherson finally at home with Storm

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    Here in the shadowlands, the field is short. It is only the journey that is long.

  3. Storm get two back from NFL tryouts

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    TAMPA — The Storm got some good news this week when WR Joe Hills and OL Alfred McCullough returned after appearances at NFL minicamps. Both practiced Thursday and are expected to start tonight at Pittsburgh.

  4. Storm cornerbacks have lonely job

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    TAMPA — There are no players more isolated — or vulnerable — than Arena Football League cornerbacks.

  5. Storm beats New Orleans

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    TAMPA — Storm quarterback Adrian McPherson continued his dominance of the Arena Football League and Tampa Bay's defense played its best game of the season as it hammered New Orleans 63-32 in front of an announced crowd of 10,114 Saturday night at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.

  6. Storm receiver gets shot at NFL

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    TAMPA — Good news for Joe Hills. Bad news for the Storm and its fans.

  7. McPherson, Storm hand Spokane first loss

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    Former Florida State quarterback Adrian McPherson accounted for 10 touchdowns and the Storm handed host Spokane its first loss of the season 70-62 late Saturday night.

  8. Storm loses starting safety for season

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    The Storm has lost a second starter to a season-ending injury in two weeks.

  9. Storm wins wild one over Orlando

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    ORLANDO — Advantage Tampa Bay.

    It was a wild installment of the I-4 rivalry as the Storm took a one-game lead in the series by defeating Orlando 53-35 at the Amway Center on Saturday night before 11,961.

  10. Storm to get McPherson back

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    TAMPA — One is back. The other is not.