FBNYC: Pan-Asian American Basketball

In 4 gms before this one, the veteran Kamdang had scored only 16 pts combined. This one was a beaut. His teammates found him in position and he delivered, particularly down the stretch when the game was in jeopardy. Kamdang sealed it.

RU: Nick Harrington (MON) 25 pts, 13 rebs, 3 blks

A couple of unlikely stars make the PoWs this week as Quach reps in the ORC. About time, really, he's certainly displayed the ability to put in this kind of work. Deadly from outside, the young forward helped put away ASN early on.

Runner-Up: Joe Vine (MNK) 10 pts, 13 rebs, 5 asts

N. Harrington (MON) 14 rebs, 3 stls

The MonStars ask Harrington to do a lot, especially when (F) Rich Baptiste is out. And, he did pretty much just that but fell short of the W.

Jin Hong (DBC) 6 rebs, 1 stl, 8 blks

When you can get him on both sides of the ball Hong is dangerous but the kid always plays defense. 8 blocks is nuts. You'd think BOI would learn.

RU: Nick Harrington (MON) 14 rebs, 3 stls, 3 rebs

This may be Vine's first season but he's no rookie to the scene. Vine put his versatile game to work in a blow out win over the Asphalt Ninjas.

That's a lot of shots. Womack had 2 solid games under his belt so a little letdown is to be expected. We don't predict many more like this.

Joe Vine (MNK) | 2-6 FTs (.333)

As well as Vine played, he didn't hit FTs. But, in a 30-pt blowout win, who really cares? Give it a couple of days, no one will ever remember.

Dishonorable Mention: R. Stovall (BOI) 0-3 FTs

2K10 SPR WEEK 6 RESULTS

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Kings' team effort knocks off Ninjas

MLK HS, NYC -- Everyone in the league knows ASN captain (G) Wilson Lew puts together formidable teams, especially ones that like to run and gun. So seeing them get handled the way they did against MNK was very surprising.

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Asphalt Ninjas (1-1) vs. Monkey Kings (1-3) | Wednesday (7/28) 8:00pm @ Chinatown YMCA

KEY PLAYERS


B. Womack 13.0 ppg 7.0 rpg 0.5 apg 3.5 spg	N. Mui 26.0 ppg 5.7 rpg 4.7 apg 3.0 spg

ANALYSIS: This may be a burgeoning grudge match as ASN captain (G) Wilson Lew is a former teammate and long-time friend of MNK captain (F) George Chan. Not to mention, Chan, Lew, ASN (G) Rommel Dolar along with MNK (F) Mike Chan and (G) Nick Mui won the WTA Asian Invt'l in April. For the most part, however, Lew's team is new to the scene. They've been led by 2K10 SUM RED league Outstanding Rookie (F) Brian Villy Womack. A fiery competitor and tireless defender Womack doesn't want to be a "specialist" and has displayed his scoring touch this season along with an ability to make big shots late in games.

For the Monkey Kings, it's been Mui all season long. The young guard has been carrying MNK but the result so far has been only a 1-3 record. Mui needs help and (F) Kevin Quach and Mike Chan have shown they are capable. -- Jeff Van Ghandi

Asphalt Ninjas	GR	GR	Monkey Kings	Match-Up
(G) Tyquawn Goode 5-7, 160 lbs	B+	A	(G) Nick Mui 5-11, 170 lbs Staten Island	Rookie Goode has top-end speed and is a very pesky defender, it remains to be seen what he can bring on offense. Everything MNK does runs through Mui, he can score, defend and pass.
(G) Andy Singleton 5-11, 185 lbs	B	B+	(G) Mike Chan 6-1, 170 lbs	After a rough start, Singleton is now starting to show his ability as a shooter. Mike Chan has struggled with his shot but is a versatile scorer and underrated defender.
(F) Brian Womack 6-3, 190 lbs	A	B+	(F) Kevin Quach 6-2, 180 lbs	Womack could very well end up the league's best defensive player. Quach has displayed a consistent touch from deep this season.
(F) Brian Nilsen 6-5, 225 lbs	B+	C	(F) George Chan 6-2, 200 lbs	Nilsen is a big forward who is active on the floor but has yet to find a niche; he certainly has the size to be dominant. Chan is a hard-nosed bruiser who sets a great pick.
(C) Danny Manning 6-5, 260 lbs	B	B+	(C) David Wiggins 6-8, 240 lbs	If you need someone to take up space in the paint, Manning is your man. Doesn't bring a lot on offense but Manning can defend bigs in the post. Wiggins is big but versatile, too.
BENCH (G) Wilson Lew (G) Rommel Dolar (F) Carlito Beach (F) Joel Capili	B+	B	BENCH (G) James Li (F) Jin Kye (F) Kevin Coll (F) Joe Vine (G) Kwok Fung	While Lew recovers from an ankle injury, Dolar has been brought on to fill in. Both Beach and Capili bring solid all-around skills of the bench. Depending on who actually shows up for the Kings, the bench could fluctuate greatly. Fung has been consistent and a deep threat.

Kim isn't back in town for more than a couple of days and he's already back among the best of Fastbreak. That's how good this lightning quick guard is. An instant impact on any team, Kim gave DBC that extra gear that few other teams have.

RU: Jon Scheiman (AOD) 12 pts, 9 rebs, 7 asts

If Kim is arguably the quickest guard in the OCC, Choi might be his counterpart in the ORC. Though still not fully recovered from a pre-season knee injury, Choi looks is returning to form as NYF takes a 4-0 record into the 2nd half of the season.

Runner-Up: Nick Mui (MNK) 24 pts, 7 rebs, 4 asts

Joe Kim (NYF) 11 rebs, 8 asts, 2 stls

Kim was quietly covering all bases in a win vs. BOI. Getting just 2 asts shy of the season's first triple-double is no small feat.

B. Womack (ASN) 5 reb, 3 stl, 1 blk

If Womack isn't the peskiest player in the league, he's definitely the most tenacious on D. No one takes defense more seriously.

Runner-Up: Anthony Nurse (BOI) 6 rebs, 6 stls

The man they call simply "Kwad" was good enough to keep his team in it early on, scoring from a diverse array of spots on the floor.

Stovall's work on the offensive glass gave him plenty of opportunities but all but one refused to go in. Well, at least the effort was there.

Joel Capili (ASN) | 1-4 (.250)

Capili is generally a solid FT shooter, especially late in games but in this one, a couple of those misses were just plain ugly. At least they won.

Dishonorable Mention: None worth mentioning

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2K10 SUM SEASON
MOVES & TRANSACTIONS

[8/26] (G) Sam Dedwiler added to BOI playoff roster.

[8/24] (G) Jamie Rillay added to AOD roster. (G) Jon Scheiman returns to team.

[8/19] (F) Lamar Smith added to AOD roster.

[8/10] 6-6 (C) Shion Campbell added to ASN roster.

[8/5] 5-11 (G) Garrett James and 6-5 (C) Ezra Hoover added to NYF roster.

[7/28] Audacity of Dope adds (G) Jamie Rillay, former NC Central (F) Lamar Smith and Euro pro (G) Anwar King for Wednesday's game.

[7/26] NYC Fury (G) Roman Perez will be out indefinitely for workout in Spanish pro league. (C) Nacho Martin also returns to Spain.

[7//23] Audacity of Dope (G) Jon Scheiman will be out 2 weeks for workout in Israeli pro league.

[7/22] DB Connections have added (G) Mike Kim and 6-5, 230 lbs (F) Stan Grayson out of Wesleyan College.

[7/7] Spanish pro (C) Nacho Martin will be on loan to NYF for tonight's game vs. MNK.

[6/30] NYF has added (F) Varun Manocha to their roster.

[6/24] Former FA (F) Jon Yevin has entered the expansion team United Nations.

[6/23] Free agent (G) Jon Scheiman has been to the Audacity of Dope roster.

[5/27] FAS (G/F) Nick Watson is a free agent.

[5/26] Former European pro (G) Anwar King and friend (still playing in Europe) have entered the free agent pool.

[5/25] Captain Jimmy Chang is looking to bring back 2K7 SPR Champion Below the Rim with former St. Johns (G) Jon Scheiman and 2K7 SPR Chip MVP (C) Jiang Yu.

[5/23] The MonStars will feature European pro 6-9 (C) Nick Harrington and RED league All-FBNYC First Team (G) Kevin Kentish.

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