The FBNYC All-Star Game will tip-off May 19th @ 6:30pm right after the FBNYC Chivas Championship Game. The Discorama 3-pt Shootout will take place at halftime. Come out, watch the Chip and the Chivas Cup presentation and stay for the All-Stars.
All-Stars please RSVP to ren@fastbreaknyc.com immediately so we can find a replacement if you are unable to join. Every FBNYC All-Star Game participant will be given a custom knit All-Star jersey with patent leather lettering to wear during the game and to keep but you must play to receive the jersey -- FBNYC
2K7 SPR Playoff Results
FBNYC, 5.13.07
FIRST ROUND RESULTS
Occidental Conference
Oriental Conference
The Fluctuations (75)v. B Elite (61)recap Player of the Game Varun Bhartiya (TFS) 24 pts, 12 rebs, 3 asts
Fury Blue (44) vs. Below the Rim (66)recap Player of the Game Noh-Joon Choo (BTR) 21 pts, 4 rebs, 3 asts
CONFERENCE FINALS RESULTS
Fury Black (100) v. The Fluctuations (73) recap Player of the Game Ren Hsieh (FBE) 32 pts, 11 asts, 4 rebs
Below the Rim (77) v.Chivas Royals (62)recap Player of the Game Jon Scheiman (BTR) 25 pts, 7 rebs, 8 asts
2K7 SPR Playoff Preview
FBNYC, 5.11.07
Occidental Conference
Oriental Conference
B Elite vs. The Fluctuations (-1) [O/U: 143]
The Flux are only suiting out five for their 1st round playoff matchup with the B's. (F) Punit Menda, (C) Brandon Chock, (G) D.Q. Li and (G) Lou Dominguez will all be M.I.A. With their long roster, the B Elite should be in a better position late in the 2nd half, but they probably shouldn't wait until then to make a move. Their success will rest squarely on the back of BEL standbys (G) Will Lee, as it has all season, but he should get some help now from (F) Kon Cheung and the new Mehmet Okur, (C) Sanjay Khindri.
TFS is looking at a long road ahead with only five players for a possible two games. But late season addition, (G) Rathan Haran, has been on a tear since joining the team, averaging 17.0 pts, 5.5 rebs and 4.5 asts per game. He will the X-Factor on Saturday.
Fury Blue vs. Below the Rim (-8) [O/U: 110]
The Blue went from 1st to last in the ORC with a quickness. And they can't seem to beat the Rimmers since last year's win in the Chip, having lost to them twice this season. If the Blue are gonna defend their title, they have a long road ahead. And they're gonna need big games from (F) Chris Youn and (G) Dan Kim, neither of whom delivered when the ORC title was on the line last Saturday.
BTR knows what to expect from the Scheimans & Co. But new additions (C) Jiang "I got more friends than Tony Hu" Yu and (F) Alfred Vaca are gonna be the difference for BTR. If Yu and Vaca can control the low-post early, the Blues will have a hard time finding points. It won't be easy, though, with bangers (F) Andrew de Leon and (C) Bryant Picone working underneath.
KENNY "THE JET" LI'S LINE
Flux by 1. Book it. The B's have to prove they can win in this league before I start betting on them. Even outnumbered, I take TFS and if the over-under seems high, you didn't see their last one.
CHARLES BOK LEE'S LINE
BTR wins this one easily. You know I like to hate on the Fury but honestly, they just looked terrible last week. Pointin' fingers, givin' up on the game... any trust they had is gone now. They need a leader to step up.
B Elite/The Fluctuations vs. Fury Black
Who's gonna stop (F) Darren Jiang? That's a good question and I don't know the answer. The kid has been relentless all season because his team is relentless in finding him. For the first time in his career, DJ has a point who's looking for him on every possession, and he's delivered. (C) Alvin Wang is questionable is for the game but late-season additions (F) John Han and (G) Zach Liu should fill in nicely.
The Rimmers played them well last week and proved it might be better to try and defend them than to outscore them. Other teams should take note.
Fury Blue/Below the Rim vs. Chivas Royals
It's Tony Hu's world in Chivas country and everyone else is just livin' in it, feedin' off it, thrivin' on it. There''s no question what you'll get from Hu, it's the rest of the Royals. Rookie sensation (G) Phil Moon is the X-Factor if he gets it going early. (F)s Albert Chung, Andy So and Johnny Lam have been inconsistent but haven't really hurt the Royals either. Whoever decides to step up will only be a plus.
Not having waterbug (G) Pete Song on Saturday would hurt more if they didn't pick up gunner (G) Mo Mirza. If Mirza and Moon can find the the range, look out below.
2K7 SPR Top Plays of Week 7
FBNYC, 5.9.07
This here is an instant classic. I'm not even gonna describe it. You just gotta see for yourself. Every time I think we've experienced Duke's finest, he drops another hit. Click it. -- K.J. Li
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C | Brandon Chock (TFS) 
F | 
F | Albert Chung (CHR) 
G | 
G | Jon Scheiman 
