Is this the year that the "Snowman and the Falcon" finally puts the rest of the Bookie Challenge field on ice? One thing is for certain, Blitzkrieg is getting awfully close. He's that handicapper who is always in the thick of things, always pushing the envelope, but he always seems to come up just short of winning an overall BC title, just hasn't able to put that one magical season together yet, meaning a solid regular season with a solid postseason. Nonetheless, he's getting the nod this preseason as the #2 ranked handicapper, and for good reasons. Over the span of his last-four seasons, Blitzkrieg has won three divisional titles, to include two in a row as he heads into this year's competition. What's more, four seasons ago (Challenge yr #9), he not only won a divisional title but also won that year's regular-season championship, and in the process collected his first-ever share of a Latinum jackpot. One of the main reasons Blitzkrieg has won three divisional titles over the span of the last-four regular seasons is because of his ability to consistently knock down 6-point parlay winners. He can hit parlay combos with the best handicappers in the league, as evident that he is one out of five handicappers in the history of the Challenge to have connected on more than 20 6-point parlay winners in his career. Moreover, among all the participants who qualify for all-time records, Blitzkrieg is the ONLY participant to have landed a PERFECTA outing in each of his respective Bookie Challenge seasons (7 yrs in all). There's no doubt that Blitzkrieg possesses the handicapping arsenal to win an overall title, but all he needs to do now is let all those handicapping weapons rip all at once in one special season so that he can blast out his first BC championship.