IND
(25-15)
Yeet came into this league a fresh faced, loud mouth kid. Nothing has changed
obviously but the positive thing that has come early in his NSL career, is that
he's still here. I'm serious, there's a long laundry list of GM's that have
come and gone. It's a lot of work and commitment involved in running a team and
to still stay this engaged and involved, it's a credit to him. Yeet lost no
time making his mark on his this team and despite a little drunken stumble here
and there has stayed the course and is reaping the benefits.
BOS (25-16)
There was a time that I can remember when young Toby came into our league much
the same as Yeet. Trying to make his mark and begin to shape a team of his own.
Sure he always did tend to keep to himself a little more. Quiet and Unassuming,
probably used to his older brother sucking all the air out of every room
leaving little left for him to operate. What's left is a shrewd trade monger
who sticks to his guns, able to see a vision he wants for his team while taking
continuous steps towards it to reach his goals.
Back court:
Henderson/Powell
Vs Garland/Books:
After looking like a pick that was nearly bust like territory Scoot has finally
started to come good. His role in this NBA is probably still a little bit away
but all Yeet needed was him not to progressively get 2k nerfed into oblivion.
The NSL comes with a lot of luck and although you could easily argue Yeet has
seen his fair share of it already, Powell breaking out is icing on the cake.
Boston's backcourt is the perfect balance of ying and yang. Garland is an
assassins from deep able to run the offence while Brooks is the enforcer,
shutting down the oppositions best guard. Scoot is still so raw and Powell is
probably a season away from getting the 2k love he deserves. You would have to
think the experience and polish of the duo gets the edge here.
front court:
Bridges/Bol
Bol/Wemby Vs Tatum/TJD/Sengun
Indy have done well to compliment Wembys skillset with size, length and
athleticism. The fact that they can all shoot from deep just offers more space
for him to operate in. Indy have just got a bunch of swiss army knives that on
any given night can get you a bucket from anywhere, play make and lock down on
D.
Boston again have the established talent. Tatum, a legit front runner for MVP
is having a killer season. Sengun is still in that Sabonis/KAT like territory
where although he is super effective, is somewhat eclipsed by his NBA self.
Toby would be hoping his NSL game opens up sooner rather then later. Throw in a
handy, young rim running big in TJD and that's pretty much all you need. At the
end of the day Wembys impact on the 2k floor is unmatched and regardless of
Bostons more established talent he helps tip the scales for Indy.
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