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If I manage to win the league this year, it will be mostly luck. I have home court advantage and the easiest path to the finals not be wise I have a superior team (I don't) but because the balance of the conferences put me in a much easier spot.

As has been pointed out somewhere in this thread, my team has some serious weaknesses. My arena is small, one of the smallest in the league. I also have two starters who are about to age out. I do have 3 trainees coming up to fill that void, but they are still a season away at least

@ThereturnoftheWolph : I'm sorry : play CT was a (double) mistake. I have reversed with my first team !

And then I lose against Tsalakomenoi B.C. with a lower TS.

@Mamuwalde : It was a great game : congratulations !
To have a chance in final, I had no choice : I played normal.
Zawierucha don't start because his game shape was low (7).

Good luck for final !

It is hard to argue with you after Ravitski lit us up for 39 points in the first game of the finals.

There is definitely a bias toward bigs because of the value placed on rebounds and shooting percentage compared to 3s and assists.

That said, Whitt had 25 pts, 22 reb, 4 ast and 3 blk in the first finals game and is averaging
19.2 pts, 14.2 reb, 3.2 ast, 1.8 blks, and shooting 58.7 percent from the field with an average rating of 15.5.

I don't know that this qualifies him as MVP over Ravitski who has been huge this season. Also, taking both 1 and 2 just seems silly, but Jesse Whitt is not exactly unworthy.

Good luck to both managers for the deciding game

Defensive battle for sure. We both shot a terrible percentage. I also had 2 guards fool out in about 30 minutes, which I guess contributed to you shooting 30 free throws... Good luck tonight