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Little late, but how's everybody doing? I like the way my schedule turned out, and my team is performing well as of late. Unrelated but, if you take a look at the previous season's threads, you'll notice a guy by the name of ToddPowers making post-game analysis posts. I kinda miss these, so I'm thinking of starting em up again. Of course, I won't do it if I know that nobody is gonna check em out. So, do you guys want it back?

Edit: An example is here http://www.buzzerbeater.com/community/forum/read.aspx?thr...

Last edited by TragicBronson at 06/04/2016 21:31:10

Poll:  Bring back the post-game?

Well, my team is off to a disappointing start. Offense is a big step back from last year and last year's heroes Orford and Irving are not performing well. On the plus side, I don't play Seattle Cyclones for awhile and can TIE until then.

6.4.16 Results

57th Ave Goons 105 - BallDawgz 115

NY Thunder 94 - Red Birds22 59

South Beach Heat 112 - Lake Erie Monsters 94

MTownCats 34(!) - Todo Liberdade 95

CC13 91 - Tea Time 105

Seattle Cyclone 125 - Amateur Hour 75

Anderson Trojans 40(!) - junkyard jammmers 129

Honolulu Swoosh 120 - NJ Crusaders 109


Best Team Perfomances of the Night

Points : 129 : junkyard jammers
Rebounds : 62 : BallDawgz and junkyard jammers
Assists : : 39 : junkyard jammers
Steals : : 25 : 57th Ave Goons
Blocks : : 20 : Todo Liberdade


Donkeys of the Night

Anderson Trojans: 40 points on 20% shooting, 18 turnovers, and a team-high rating of 4.0 (Robert Leal).

MTown Cats: 34 points on 18% shooting, setting a new league season low in points, as well as field goal percentage. Beau Quinn, the league's leading scorer, scored more points than the entire Cats team (36).

Jim Cary (Amateur Hour): Shooting an abysmal 10% (1-10, 0-4 from deep) and fouling out in 32 minutes of action, Jim Cary posted a league low rating of 0.5.


MVPs of the Night

Floor General: Antti Reiljan (junkyard jammers) : 18 points, 8 assists, 1 steal, and no turnovers on 80% shooting earns this point guard the Floor General award. The future looks bright for this 25 year old guard.

Swingman: Aurimantas Gaškevicius (Seattle Cyclone) : 24 points and 6 rebounds on 70% shooting and a scorching 66% from deep earns this young forward the night's Swingman trophy.

Big Man: Boaz Smadja (Honolulu Swoosh) : A huge night for this Israeli Big Man, as he put up 31 points on 66% from the field, and demonstrated his passing ability with 4 assists. He also had a huge night on the glass, grabbing 16 rebounds. Defensively, he put on a show, with 3 blocks and a steal. He is the league's Big Man award winner, and is the league's Man of the Night.


Superlatives

Most likely to buy Stickum: Bernard Iwaniuk (BallDawgz) : 8 turnovers

Most likely to stay in the gym till 1 A.M.: George Hooper (Red Birds22) : A disgusting 1-16 shooting performance

The sharpshooter: Song Bangpeng (Honolulu Swoosh) : A perfect 6-6 from deep!

As much as I'd like to continue doing this, the forums are not nearly as active as I'd hoped, and I am also much more busy than I had anticipated, so sorry if you guys enjoyed those, but I don't think I can do them consistently. :/

That was a great game between our teams. Looks like the race for 1st in the Great 8 is still a 3 way contest.

No worries!

Bit late there buddy, lol.

Playoffs nearly hear who do we have as the favorite?

The favorite has to be junkyard jammers, right? They've been dominating everybody else all year. However, I do think with some smart game planning, by either South Beach or myself, they can be beat. Not sure if they can lose two games in the finals though. And who knows, maybe you can clutch out a win against South Beach

Agreed...but anything can happen...look at real life..my Cavs defeated warriors 4 times in 7 games!