G | Ian Yu (HYP) 2nd season Ht: 5-10 | Wt: 155 lbs Player profile Few were as dominant as "C-Wonder" in the 2nd half of the season, leading HYP to a league high 6-2 record while leading the league in asts and finishing in the top 10 in PPG and SPG.
Runners-Up: Derrick Tyson (SWA), Joe Kim (HYP)
PPG
FG%
3FG%
RPG
APG
SPG
TPG
13.3*
.387
.222
6.4
5.6^
1.7*
2.3
*Top ten in league. ^Leads league.
2K9 FALL Wat Misaka Award C | Bryant Picone (NYF) 2nd season Ht: 6-6 | Wt: 240 lbs
Picone simply shut the paint down for his opponents. His reach and timing racked up a league-high 2.1 bpg and he changed even more shots than that. But, the best part is he usually got the boards as well, to a tune of a league best 11.9 rpg.
RU: Derrick Tyson (SWA), James Li (HYP)
2K9 FALL Most Outstanding Rookie C | Derrick Tyson (SWA) Rookie Ht: 6-4 | Wt: 225 lbs
Tyson was a wizard on D, leading the league with a whopping 4.6 spg. And as the season progressed, so did his offense. Before long he was the SWA franchise. One of the closest runners up to MVP we've ever had, that's how good he was.
RU: Ezra Hoover (QIK), Chris Moore (FAS)
2K9 FALL Sixth Man Award
F | Pat Pilar (QIK) Rookie Ht: 6-5 Wt: 230 lbs
Just when you thought you'd weathered the storm of QIK's (C) Ezra Hoover, in came Pilar, who was often just as dominant in short bursts of play.
Runner-Up: Jason Wu (HYP)
PPG
FG%
RPG
BPG
11.8
.558*
5.4
1.0*
*Top ten. ^Led playoffs.
2K9 FALL Sam Lo Award C | D. Tyson (SWA) Rookie Ht: 6-4 Wt: 225 lbs
Tyson was not only one of the strongest front-court players in the league, he also outworked almost everyone on the court. The man was indefatigable.
Runner-Up: Drew Chen (SLA)
PPG
RPG
SPG
BPG
15.4*
10.6*
4.6^
1.4*
*Top ten. ^Led playoffs.
2K9 FALL Most Improved G | Ian Yu (HYP) 2nd season Ht: 5-10 Wt: 155 lbs
What can you say, the guy went from streaky scorer to MVP and leading the league in assists, who saw that coming? His arrival put HYP on another level.
Runner-Up: James Li (HYP)
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
13.3*
6.4
5.6^
1.7*
*Top ten. ^Led playoffs.
FBNYC
Jan 19 2010 10:40 AM
Do not be alarmed... we have decided that rather than start a new league when we have 3 usable leagues, to go ahead and bump all the current leagues up a level. This will not change the level of play you are currently at and no teams will be moved. If you have any questions regarding this change, please feel free to e-mail Commish, Ren Hsieh (ren@fastbreaknyc.com). Thanks.
FBNYC
Jan 14 2010 12:55 PM
Fastbreak NYC will be hosting a pre-season OPEN GYM this Saturday, 1-6pm @ MLK HS (122 Amsterdam Ave.). Just $5 a person for 5 hours of ball... three available courts... BYOB... guests are welcome.
New teams and captains are highly recommended to come out. RSVP in the comments.
FBNYC
Dec 31 2009 1:21 PM
The 2K10 WIN season, projected to start in mid-January, is now open for registration. Click the REGISTRATION link above for more details.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Teams that place a $400 downpayment by Jan. 6th will receive a $100 discount on any team package.
Alex Cho (NYF), Joe Kim (SLA), Wilson Lew (QIK), Chris Moore (FAS), Jiang Yu (SLA)
Tournament Defensive MVP Bryant Picone (NYF)
XRumerTest
Mar 4 2010 11:31 PM
Hello. And Bye.
MVP
Dec 23 2009 2:14 PM
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FBNYC 2K9 FALL Championship Review
FBNYC, 12.15.09
Five-man Fury pull off improbable Championship run
With the rest of their roster out for the playoffs, the Fury needed only five to win their second title
MLK HS, NYC -- A bewildered NYF (G) Alex Cho, almost unable to believe it himself, summed it up, "you only need five." Entering the final two rounds of the playoffs, no one outside of the Fury camp could truthfully say they expected a short-handed NYF to beat the NYC Quicks, much less win the 2K9 FALL chip. But, in two knock-down, drag out displays of straight will and determination, the NYC Fury proved Cho's declaration accurate. If you play with this kind of heart, you only need five.
2K9 FALL "RED" LEAGUE FINALS MVP
G | Rommel Dolar (NYF) | Rookie
PPG
3FG%
FT%
RPG
APG
SPG
24.0^
.500*
.833
6.0
6.0^
1.0*
^Game high *Team high
(2) NYC Fury (5) The Slayers
55 50
Other Top Performers
NYC Fury
The Slayers
R. Chang Pts: 15 Reb: 11 Ast: 1 Stl: 0 Blk: 2
H. Chung Pts: 11 Reb: 11 Ast: 2 Stl: 2 Blk: 2
B. Picone Pts: 5 Reb: 13 Ast: 2 Stl: 0 Blk: 5
J. Kim Pts: 11 Reb: 7 Ast: 1 Stl: 3 Blk: 0
Game Leaders
NYF
SLA
Points
R. Dolar 24
Chung/Kim 11
Rebounds
B. Picone 13
H. Chung 11
Assists
R. Dolar 6
[3 players] 2
Steals
Cho/Dolar 1
D. Chen 4
Blocks
B. Picone 5
Chung/Morita 2
INSIDE THE STATS
NYF (G) Rommel Dolar's 24 pts marks a new career-high. Dolar is averaging 20 ppg in the playoffs, 7.6 ppg more than his reg. season average. Dolar's 21 pts in the 2nd half is an FBNYC record for most 2nd half pts in a championship game.
NYF (F) Rich Chang's 15 pts and 11 rebs marks his 7th career playoff double-double. After missing 10 straight 3FGs, (F) Daniel Kweon made his last to put NYF up 2 pts in the game's final minute.
SLA (F) Harris Chung's 11-11-2-2-2 marks the 7th time in his career that he reached the High-5 club in post-season play.
SLA (G) Joe Kim has struggled in his FBNYC post-season career, averaging just 8.7 ppg in 3 Finals appearances, 9 ppg less than his regular season career average.
Coming in, it couldn't have escaped the Fury that their 2K9 SPR MVP (G) Joe Kim left to join the Slayers for a better chance at the Chip. That could have been motivation enough but even captain (F) Rich Chang admitted winning was unlikely. Sure enough, the defending champion Slayers, who know something about squashing underdog playoff runs, having dismantled the Quicks last season, were fully aware of NYF's short roster and came out aggressive. (G) Drew Chen attacked the rim early on while (F) Harris Chung got it going with a couple of early jumpers. Solid defense by SLA and unforced Fury TOs nearly put NYF away in the 1st. Only inspired play from Chang kept the NYF within reach. Chang played the 1st with noticeably more energy than and just as NYF seemed to quit, Chang pushed them on.
In the 2nd qtr, the Fury got a second wind. Cho and rookie (G) Rommel Dolar made key 3FGs while Chang continued to thrive on the offensive boards. SLA, meanwhile, seemed content to run out the clock rather than push the tempo as the Fury were reeling. NYF regained its composure and closed within 25-23, carried by Chang's 11 pts, 7 rebs while, Dolar, their best scorer in the playoffs had only 3 pts on 1-8 FGs and 5 1st half TOs. If not for Chung's 8 pts, 6 rebs and strong court presence from Chen and (G) Kirk Kim, SLA might have gone into half-time with a deficit as Joe Kim, unable yet to break his struggles in the Finals, had only 2 pts on 1-6 FGs.
At the half, SLA regrouped and jumped out to another lead, going ahead by as much as 8 on key 3FGs from (G) Brent Morita. But, SLA again slowed the pace, letting NYF regroup as Dolar came alive in the 3rd and the Fury turned up the D. (C) Bryant Picone's presence in the paint was key. When not racking up one of his game-high 5 blks, he changed shots. SLA rarely got a clean look in the paint and NYF secured the boards.
With :03 left in the 3rd, SLA overthrew a full-court pass. Chen chased it down just before it went out but not without colliding with the door stop. His behind-the-back save went straight to Chung who just missed an open three. The rebound came to SLA (C) Jiang Yu who seemed to have an easy putback but Chang flew in from the corner, where he had run out on the shooter and blocked Yu's attempt as the 3rd qtr whistle sounded. Had either gone down, SLA might have finally broken the Fury's back, instead they had signs of life.
As the 4th qtr began, Joe Kim became more aggressive, getting into the paint and to the line. Morita made another 3FG and the Slayers were again in charge, up by 6. The Fury again looked ready to quit, walking with their heads down but Chang fired at his teammates to fight on and they responded. Dolar hit a three, then Cho, then Chang followed up another. And, after an SLA miss, Dolar, playing through calf cramps, willed himself to take over, making yet another 3FG to give NYF a 1-pt lead, their first of the game with only 3:00 min left. SLA's Kirk Kim, however, would quickly answer with 2 pts to regain the lead.
The game went back and forth as the clock wound down with NYF's Dolar leading the way. And, in the final minute, the SLA shots stopped falling. Down 1-pt, with less than 1:00 to play, the Fury found (F) Daniel Kweon in the corner for three. Despite missing his first 5 3FGAs and all five in their previous game, he didn't hesitate. Fury up 2. Joe Kim's jumper at the other end fell short and SLA had to put Dolar on the line. He made both. Down 4 pts with only seconds remaining, Kim's 3FG fell short. Dolar back on the line, made another FT, icing on his record 21 second half pts. Just like that, the Fury were the 2K9 FALL champs, and as exhausted as they were, they looked as surprised as everyone else. -- Kenny "The Jet" Li
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FBNYC
Dec 22 2009 10:04 PM
Yes...
is there
Dec 21 2009 7:57 PM
going to be a playoff or chip video?
re: Joe Kim
Dec 17 2009 10:15 PM
better off with hyperbeasts
re: joe kim
Dec 16 2009 8:11 PM
Let's not get carried away... Kim is an asset to any team but for one reason or another hasn't done well in this league's Finals format. Looked like a lot of it was fatigue but with the Fury playing with just five, I guess that's not much of an excuse.
So yea, he is kind of like the A-Rod of Fastbreak right now. But even A-Rod has a Chip now.
re: joe kim
Dec 15 2009 11:43 PM
seems like it. I think slayers would have won without him actually, but that is just me. I'm not knocking him, but his style and slayer style is kind of different, they aren't a team that runs and guns, so tough fit for joe. Congrats to FURY!
joe kim
Dec 15 2009 4:20 PM
could he possibly be another AROD in the post-season???
good win
Dec 15 2009 3:59 PM
congrats fury.
FBNYC 2K9 FALL Top 10 Plays of Week 9
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next season
Dec 15 2009 1:51 AM
which teams are coming back?
hype
Dec 15 2009 1:42 AM
cry
slay
Dec 14 2009 9:27 PM
dirty
FBNYC
Dec 14 2009 9:17 AM
Due to a shortage of staff and a particularly busy weekend, it will take a little longer than usual to post playoff results. We're doing our best to post all results in a timely manner and we appreciate your patience.
nah
Dec 13 2009 4:42 PM
now you're just being a hater
game results
Dec 13 2009 3:54 PM
where the game results att
yes
Dec 13 2009 12:50 PM
all hype no beasts
James
Dec 13 2009 12:04 PM
and congrats to Fury
James
Dec 13 2009 12:02 PM
we forced a lot of plays that weren't there and not enough ball movement...that's why we lost
hypebabies
Dec 13 2009 10:47 AM
lets stop the crying..
all star team
Dec 13 2009 2:37 AM
maybe we should put four fury players on the all star team just like the "hypebeasts"
re: bad calls
Dec 13 2009 2:12 AM
Oh, please... you didn't make plays when you needed to... blaming it on one call or a couple of calls is you not taking accountability. You lost, stop trying to blame it on someone else like a child. You should have made plays.
bad calls
Dec 13 2009 1:52 AM
went against hyperbeast.
Pilar
Dec 12 2009 10:37 PM
congrats to NYC Fury... well deserved championship. with only 5 guys... just crazy.
Len
Dec 12 2009 12:31 PM
awesome, that's me blowing my assignment for the number one play of the week. Sorry AOD.
epic fail
Dec 12 2009 12:08 AM
hahahahaha
re:
Dec 11 2009 10:43 PM
Ezra got the top highlight.. followed by the worst Fail.
rich Chang
Dec 11 2009 7:00 PM
Great highlights. i got a good shot of Ezra dunking too on the camera.
FBNYC
Dec 11 2009 3:42 PM
That was just a little teaser... for more Chris pumping action, you'll have to go to Facebook or the original Youtube.
fistpump
Dec 11 2009 3:01 PM
was chris doing the fistpump up longer than 10minutes?
[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.
** MAY ** 2K10 SPR "Blue" League Players of the Month
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New teams and captains are highly recommended to come out. RSVP in the comments.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Teams that place a $400 downpayment by Jan. 6th will receive a $100 discount on any team package.