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Looks like Ernie Pease got injured... is this the end of Wavy Gates??

Bought someone to replace him then eventually start together, should be fun to watch them together

Andrew Swartz - Injury! 10 - 20 days Details: sprained knee

Sorry FrozenWaffle, them Serbians are know to get crazy when they get mad.

Day 12 (Tuesday 13 May 2025) : Performances by (https://www.buzzer-manager.com)

Night results
The White Mambas 105 - Big Forest 98
southpaw army 121 - Harbor City Storm 145
Kings Knights 101 - SomeTeam 89
Wasted Potential 105 - Baker Street Irregulars 79
Smallfries 90 - Wavy Gates 127
Blue Ocean 70 - TAR HEELS #1 90
Flying Ostriches 148 - Hemet Hooligans 54
Village Idiots 97 - Corntucky Mildcats 94

Best collective performance of the evening
Points : 148 : Flying Ostriches
Rebounds : 65 : Flying Ostriches
Assists : 47 : Flying Ostriches
Steals : 10 : Harbor City Storm
Block Shots : 15 : Harbor City Storm

Personal best performances of the evening
Points : 46 : A. Olsen (Kings Knights)
Rebounds : 24 : L. Portobello (Village Idiots)
Assists : 20 : A. Freeman (Harbor City Storm)
Steals : 3 : I. Hadad (Harbor City Storm)
Block Shots : 6 : V. Fraser (Corntucky Mildcats)

Top 5 of the evening
Point Guard : K. Gansler (Flying Ostriches) (29 Points, 10 Rebounds, 12 Assists, 0 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 46
Shooting Guard : L. Yanzhao (Flying Ostriches) (38 Points, 5 Rebounds, 7 Assists, 1 Steals, 1 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 43
Small Forward : B. Ko (Harbor City Storm) (30 Points, 7 Rebounds, 8 Assists, 1 Steals, 3 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 43
Power Forward : P. Runxin (Harbor City Storm) (44 Points, 20 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 1 Steals, 4 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 64
Center : L. Portobello (Village Idiots) (24 Points, 24 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 2 Steals, 1 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 47

MVP of the evening
P. Runxin (Harbor City Storm) (44 Points, 20 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 1 Steals, 4 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 64

The bad performance of the evening
O. Hall (Hemet Hooligans) (6 Points, 4 Rebounds, 1 Assists, 0 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : -7

Triple-Double of the evening
K. Gansler (Flying Ostriches) (29 Points, 10 Rebounds, 12 Assists, 0 Steals, 0 Block Shots)

All kinds of statistics
The player who forgot to remove his mittens : A. Santos (Big Forest), M. Myers (Smallfries) : 5 Turnovers

Player targeted by the referees : M. Sagayno (Big Forest), K. Marrucio (Big Forest), H. Sloan (Village Idiots) : 6 Personnal Fouls

The iron-man : M. Ramasodi (SomeTeam), O. Greber (Hemet Hooligans), T. Murrell (Hemet Hooligans), K. Gansler (Flying Ostriches), L. Portobello (Village Idiots), V. Fraser (Corntucky Mildcats) : 48 Minutes

The shooter : A. Olsen (Kings Knights) : 9 Three points

The best performer : E. Utters (SomeTeam) : Rating : 20.0

The worst performer : S. Maples (southpaw army), O. Hall (Hemet Hooligans) : Rating : 5.5

D.II.1 – Season 68: Day 12 Recap (May 13, 2025)
by Buzzer-Manager

Ostriches Obliterate, Kings Shock SomeTeam, and Storm Break Loose
Day 12 delivered another avalanche of points, highlighted by Flying Ostriches’ monstrous 148-point explosion, a huge rebound win by Kings Knights, and a stat-stuffed night from Harbor City Storm. Meanwhile, Corntucky nearly played spoiler, but fell short again.

Flying Ostriches Go Nuclear on Hemet
The Ostriches dropped a jaw-dropping 148 points in what may be the season’s most dominant performance. Gansler threw down a triple-double, Yanzhao lit it up, and the whole squad moved like a well-oiled war machine. Hemet never stood a chance—this was destruction on all fronts.

Kings Knights Stun SomeTeam
Call it a statement win. After weeks of inconsistency, Kings Knights showed grit and purpose, knocking off the surging SomeTeam 101-89 behind a flamethrower night from A. Olsen, who buried 9 threes on his way to 46 points.

Harbor City Lights Up the Scoreboard
Southpaw army managed to put up 121—but Harbor City went berserk, dropping 145. Freeman dished 20 assists while Runxin went full beast mode with a 44-20 game. It was a full-court clinic that puts Harbor City right back in the conversation.

Wavy Gates Steamroll Smallfries
Wavy Gates’ offense was crisp and unrelenting in a 127-90 blowout. Smallfries looked overwhelmed from tip-off, giving up huge runs and failing to contain perimeter shooters. Wavy is now streaking at the perfect time.

Wasted Potential Wrecks Baker Street
In a battle of playoff hopefuls, Wasted Potential took charge early and never looked back. A 105-79 win puts Baker Street’s momentum in question, while Wasted’s core looked sharp and focused.

White Mambas Hold Off Big Forest
Closer than it should’ve been, but The White Mambas held steady for a 105-98 win. Big Forest made a late push, but ran out of time. The Mambas continue to quietly rack up wins.

Tar Heels Outpace Blue Ocean
TAR HEELS #1 keep delivering, with a composed 90-70 win over a struggling Blue Ocean team. The Heels played tough, clean ball while Blue Ocean struggled to generate any offensive rhythm.

Village Idiots Survive Corntucky Scare
It wasn’t pretty, but it counts. The Idiots scraped out a 97-94 win, barely fending off a surprisingly competent Mildcats squad. Portobello was a monster on the glass and the difference-maker late.

Key Takeaways
• Flying Ostriches are unreal—this is historic-level offense.
• Kings Knights might’ve just flipped their season.
• Harbor City Storm is officially dangerous.
• Corntucky showed signs of life—finally.
• Smallfries and Baker Street are slipping at the wrong time.

Final Word:
Day 12 gave us shockers, blowouts, and one of the most statistically outrageous nights of the season. With just a handful of games left, every win counts, and the playoff race is heating up fast.

Day 13 will be seismic. Will the chaos continue?

Roster Shakeups as Wavy Gates Stay Aggressive, Smallfries Flash Big Ambitions
With Ernie Pease still sidelined for 3–6 more days nursing a sore back, Wavy Gates aren’t wasting time. In a move to preserve their undefeated campaign, they’ve signed guard Lee Chun Fung—an offensive-minded spark plug expected to immediately fill the scoring gap. Chun Fung brings quick decision-making, court vision, and a shooter’s touch. With Pease out, it’s next-man-up—and Wavy might’ve just leveled up.

Meanwhile, after weeks of cruising, Smallfries may finally be showing signs of shifting gears. They dropped a cool $813,200 to secure the services of Niyazi Neside, signaling that the front office is ready to move chips in for a deep playoff run. Is this just the start? With cap space left and the postseason looming, Smallfries look ready to go from conservative to cutthroat.

Keep your eyes on these two: Wavy’s all about staying perfect, and Smallfries might finally be ready to chase banners instead of bargains.

Ouuuu the write ups are getting interesting, I love em, keep it up !

Part of the game. An okay time for injuries considering all star week is coming up. Thanks for posting the recaps too. I'm not too active in the forum, but I've been checking and enjoying the little summaries after each game. A fun use of AI tools!

My pleasure! I’m glad to hear someone actually reads them lol

Last edited by Kukas at 5/14/2025 7:24:28 AM

we can't let this guy promote otherwise we'd lose all these entertaining reads