The Las Vegas Sun weighed in on the Locos easy win over the New York Sentinels:

NFL veteran Tim Rattay started in place of Losman and had no problems directing the offense. Rattay went 10-for-21 for 97 yards and two touchdowns.

The Locomotives scored their first points when Josh Scobey returned a blocked punt for a touchdown. Las Vegas capitalized on two other New York turnovers as well with two fumble returns for touchdowns.

Running back DeDe Dorsey added 74 all-purpose yards and a touchdown in front of an announced crowd of 13,306 at Sam Boyd Stadium.

“The crowd support was awesome,” Fassel said. “I hope next week they really get the feel of what we are doing and create a lot of noise when Florida has the ball because it makes it hard.”

Even without Losman, Las Vegas’ dominant performance was not entirely unexpected. The Locomotives previously beat the Sentinels 41-10 in New York.

The Sentinels finish the season without a victory at 0-6. The Locomotives improved to 4-2.

Las Vegas’ two losses were both to Florida. The Locomotives have looked forward to getting another shot at the Tuskers in the championship game.

Everyone is expecting a battle in that game.

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For the rest: http://lasvegassun.com/news/2009/nov/21/locomotives-cruise-past-sentinels-look-forward-cha/