After a tough loss to the Chicago Union, the Wind Chill officially give up a chance to host the Central Division Championship, and now turn their attention to the Madison Radicals. Some venting, some previewing, and yes, even some optimism all wrapped up in a single episode.

In a potential (and likely) Central Division Championship preview, the Minnesota Wind Chill head to Chicago to face their long-time foes, the Union for some fireworks on the Fourth of July. After that, they travel north to Detroit to take on the Mechanix in a busy double header weekend. If the Wind Chill can sweep the Central Showdown, they'll set themselves up nicely come the postseason. Dropping to Chicago may mean another road trip come playoffs.

Full steam ahead!

The Minnesota Strike season ended in a 16-5 win to beat Nashville NightShade, bringing the team's record to 2-3 on the year. Looking back on the season, and ahead to what the team can look forward to in 2026. Plus, the Wind Chill travel to Madison for their first matchup against the Radicals this year, and we end on a high note by answering your questions, thoughts, and opinions on our mailbag!

Coming off a big home weekend and preparing for another one for both the Strike and the Wind Chill, we are looking ahead to see what it takes for both teams to claim wins on their home turf. The Strike finish their season at home this Sunday, while the Wind Chill near the halfway point in the hunt for another Championship berth.

Two big games on two days for the Wind Chill and Strike. The Wind Chill host the Atlanta Hustle for the first time ever as they play under the bright lights of TCO Stadium, while the Strike are rounding the corner on their season and playing their penultimate game of the regular season against the Philadelphia Surge at home. Previewing each game, plus mailbag!

After a big road trip double header weekend for the Strike, and a major homecoming matchup against the Union for the Wind Chill, there is a lot to take away from this weekend, and a lot to look ahead to. We break down what we saw in the Strike's split and Wind Chill's loss, and where the teams can go from here.

The Wind Chill and Strike have each played their first game in the 2025 season, and saw different sides of some blowout scores. Even so, there is a lot of season left for each team, and by no means is a champion crowned after one game. Jeph, Jay, and Caine dig into the games and look ahead to next week.