Tales of the Huntsville Mayors - Prologue
When the Furry Basketball Association was founded in 1961, the winds of the American civil rights movement had blown strongly into furry society. Formerly segregated groups demanded social equality, and furry commentators and politicians argued at...
Tales of the Huntsville Mayors #1 - Meeting in Massachusetts
_Wednesday, August 24th_ HUNTSVILLE (Al.): The Mayors' 10th title might have to wait for quite a while longer. With all the changes that Rocket City's FBA franchise have undergone since their championship run in 2009, it was little shock that the...
Tales of the Huntsville Mayors #13- No Fooling Around
_Friday March 23rd_ For their first home game after the Vernal Equinox, a new ad was played on the marquee displays outside Explorer Stadium, as well as on the Jumbotron above the court during the Whips-Mayors pre-game. The promo began with three...
Tales of the Huntsville Mayors #12- Friendly Rivalry Advice
_Friday March 2_ The crowd roared with applause as the Mayors burned their second timeout of the first half, just minutes after the second quarter started with an 8-0 run for the hosting Minutemen. With the lead nearing 20 points, Stefan Calico...
Tales of the Huntsville Mayors #11- Mid-Season Suspicions
_Thursday February 18th_ "Lance! Hey Lance!" The somewhat-portly lapine perked his long ears up amidst the pre-game din of Explorer Stadium. Tossing the warm-up ball in his paws to the nearest ball-boy, Lance Wildfyre (Rabbit, G, ALB) scanned...
Tales of the Huntsville Mayors #10- The Two Young Architects
_Thursday, February 2_ Samuel Gwosdz (Red Fox, GM, WIL) watched the Patriot Stadium court action with his muzzle and chin resting on his right paw; that was his common attentive pose. The Minutemen, like so many other games, were parlaying their new...
Tales of the Huntsville Mayors #9- Hijacked Holidays
_Wednesday December 21st_ "A frustrating game for Albany ended in shock when during a time-out Julio Onca (Black Panther, C/F) shoved at Lance Wildfyre (Rabbit, G), putting the rabbit on his back with deep cuts on his chest and shoulders. He had to be...