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lol thanks for the comments. cup watch coming up! hopefully tml night or latest wed night after work.. haha

Cup Watch

This round proves to be a tougher one as half of the league II.1 teams that are still alive in the cup have human opponents and 2 of them are SBBL teams.

First up, ranked 24 KKTAN is facing vocal manager Dai Kiryu's ranked 43 PROMENADE BASKETBALL CLUB (PBC). PBC''s team is lead by their big 3 consisting of Chris Weston, Abrams Peldinš and veteran Tautrimas Plašcauskas. KKTAN's star C, Zygfryd Kremski (16.0ppg, 10.0rpg), is likely sitting the game out giving PBC an edge in the C position. However, besides the big 3, PBC's players consists of "others" which might not be able to matchup against KKTAN's more balanced team lead by PF Jonathan Tulod. Even if Dai Kiryu does add his shouting and debating prowess to this game by the sidelines, the advantage clearly points to KKTAN and its up to them to exploit it and bring home the victory.

ranked 32 rajons team has been playing against human teams since after the 1st round and this round is no exception. They will be playing against ranked 41 JJLIM. rajons team recently bolstered its front court by selling rebounding extraordinaire Ang Ming Kuan for an even more proficient rebounder and stronger scorer Rudolf Godovnikov (36pts, 22rebs in last game). Together with Chung Wen Xin, rajons team frontcourt is loaded with some of the best players and JJLIM's chances of winning looks even more slim. It would probably be a good experience for JJLIM's young PF Kwok Tse Ze going up against rajons team frontcourt monsters and a painful loss for JJLIM.

For a slightly closer matchup, ranked 18 NEWBak Ku Teh Kings will be going up against ranked 25 Shooting Stars(YOG) with Shooting Stars(YOG) having home court. Kings have been using the same strategy for a few seasons, balanced scoring with ball movement. Vitomil Wolf and his league leading 8.8 apg, will probably be the key person for the offence and the primary person to stop for Shooting Stars(YOG). Zhong Dayou will be counted on heavily by YOG to score and keep the score close. The Kings should exploit YOG's thin frontcourt due to injuries to YOG's bigman Naoum Digkas and control the boards so Wolf has a 2nd chance to set up the offence. This matchup probably can go to anyone.

ranked 34 juntion 9 got the short end of the straw drawing ranked 11 Whampoa All-Stars as their opponent. juntion 9 has added a few new players to beef up their roster but can only hope that all of the team plays lights out and at a seriously high level against Whampoa All-Stars superior squad lead by Konrad Krassowski. The ball is round and anything can happen but it takes 150% effort from juntion 9 players and quite alot of luck if juntion 9 wants to advance in the cup.

Last but definitely not least (probably the most exciiting actually), ranked 17 Hoop Magical takes on the promoted league II.1 team that kicked them out of the conference finals last season, ranked 9 Flyer Sonic. Most league II.1 fans should still recognise Sonic's squad because the only new addition is SG Song Yuankun. Hoop Magical's bigmen Gary Bodhie and Arturo Palma will have their hands full against the twin towers Peh Jian Long (PJL) and Li An Wen (LAW) who both took turns to dismantle Hoop Magical numerous times last season. Luckily for Hoop Magical, Marcell Dobrovits is nursing an injury and is a question mark to play tomorrow. So all the running of Flyer Sonic offence will fall on Władysław Smaruj and getting him to sit by foul trouble is a start for Hoop Magical. Just a start to a difficult game for Hoop Magical. Watch out for Maties Bover who might have something to prove after seeing his team bowing out in the playoffs from the sidelines last season.

Last edited by big_boss_will at 09/12/2012 12:18:07

Hi all, whoever we meet in BB, I wanna say thanks a lot for happy and enjoying for my gaming life. I wanna say good bye all. My job will transfer to under developing country. I am not sure can go online or not. But I am sure I can not used online about 1 years. Bye bye all.

All my players will be transfer list tonight. Possible please keep my trainee. See you one day.

GOOD BYE!

Hi all, whoever we meet in BB, I wanna say thanks a lot for happy and enjoying for my gaming life. I wanna say good bye all. My job will transfer to under developing country. I am not sure can go online or not. But I am sure I can not used online about 1 years. Bye bye all.

All my players will be transfer list tonight. Possible please keep my trainee. See you one day.

GOOD BYE!

will there be a chance that see you come back?

Going back to Myanmar, my friend?

One trainer lost again. Please try to log in every months if possible. All the best.

Ha ha ha stupid thinking and dreaming. Myanmar why cannot be online? Blind man

Actually why say him stupid thinking and dreaming?

from what i understand, ffx is also from the same country you.are from.. maybe heshe earn enough money and decide to go back?

bye FFXIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!! hope u come back to bb! do sound out to us when u do! =)

Player of the week: Week 3

Sorry for the slight delay in the player of the week, bogged down with work and personal life. And i logged in to bb only to find out Final Fantasy XIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII is leaving the game =(. still life and the player of the week goes on in league II.1

Big 8
Player of the week goes to rebounding monster Seow Yeng Jian of Pacific Storm

Seow Yeng Jian(SYJ) has been silently contributing to Pacific Storm since the start of season 14 and he's been improving steadily every year. Pacific Storm has been relying on his talents season after season to stay alive in the mini SBBL. In the 1st game against Raging Dragons, SYJ was hot, shooting 10-13, including one from downtown, contributing 22 pts and grabbed 17rebs showing off his post moves against Raging Dragon's C Kwek Puay Puay. In the next game against ASCI, SYJ had another efficient night, shooting 8-12, chipping in 18pts, 10rebs in just 29mins leading his team to a 30 point victory. All these spectacular efforts on the boards and offensive end got SYJ selected as the player of the week for week 3. Look out for him as he can only get better.

Week 3 averages for Seow Yeng Jian: 30mins, 20pts, , 72.0 FG% (18-25), 13.5rebs

Great 8
Player of the week goes to veteran PG Pol Sabaté of Sugar Ray

Pol Sabaté has been adding his talents to Sugar Ray, keeping the team within range of a playoff contention especially if KKTAN cannot keep up. In the first game of the week against bot team Thunder SJ, Pol Sabaté came off the bench to drop in 15pts and 5asts in 18mins of play, securing a win for Sugar Ray with a final score of 111-70. In the 2nd game against Lionheart Jaguar, Pol Sabaté erupted with 28pts and 11asts again carrying Sugar Ray to victory at home. Finally at the cup game against Kampong Pasir Ris Bombers, Pol Sabaté once again put the team on his shoulder and brought home a victory with 20pts and adding in 9 flashy assists to work the crowd up.

Week 3 averages for Pol Sabaté: 28.7min, 21pts, 50.9 FG%(26-51),8.3asts

and SPECIAL shout out going to manager of Final Fantasy XIII and his team! Good luck to wherever you will go and hope you can be back soon! Thanks for all the headaches you gave me (and all of us in league II.1 too i'm sure) when i set my lineup and defensive matches against you! Hope Lim Kim Pin and Lai Zhong Yan will be claimed by rich SG teams and trained well for the latter.

We also thank Lim Kim Pin for dominating players from SF-C, having the always smiling look and enjoying his games since he joined FFXIII. We really hope he can stay in League II.1 somehow

Last edited by big_boss_will at 09/16/2012 09:05:06