2010.02.25
Eric’s three-point shot that broke the tie turned out to be the game-winner for SAMURAI’s 26-23 victory over Photons, which had their first loss of the season.
2009.05.06
Chi Chiu Au’s 18 cannot save SAMURAI and the season. With the season on the line, SAMURAI probably had played the best game of the season. Unfortunately, they were still one step short and lost — its 5th straight — to the defending champion. Dream Team took a 47-42 victory over SAMURAI and improved to […]
2009.04.20
Tabo is not scoring as many as before, but is still one of the best. With 5 seconds left and the game is on the line, Tabo Chak caught an in-bound pass, drive to the basket in traffic and hit a jumper in front of Eric Ngai and James Kwan. This final basket of the […]
2009.03.16
Chiu and teammates watch the loss from courtside. Enter the season with promising start, SAMURAI defeat GRIZZ before they lost to Photons, but a 20-point effort is certainly not enough to handle the improved G.T. Explorers, who don’t even won an SBL game in last ten.
2009.02.23
SOUTHORN Tigers had a great February, even they might still have much to improve as team. Despite two poor performances, Tigers win all two games in the month in SBL and improved to 2-1. After a 44:43 victory over Chung Sing, when there are three players with double-digit scoring (Ben Cheng 12, Benny 11 and […]
Ming Yan back to earth, Harris was quiet, Photons still unbeaten. It does not matter when your team played a slugguish game, when your opponent is the same. Photons might have their worst game so far this season but on Sunday, they faced SAMURAI, who played not that good either, and took a 28-26 victory […]
2009.02.09
Unbeaten T-REX leads League with a 3-0 record All three game days in the first month of 2009 are finished and all teams played their first game of the season. Here is a overview of what happened in January.
2009.01.29
SAMURAI played the only game in January against GRIZZ, who had almost removed a 18-point deficit to complete a comeback. SAMURAI, who won 40-36, had only 7 players available in the team’s season debut. Au Chiu and Eric Ngai scored 12 points each. The later added five boards but was fouled out in the final […]
2009.01.05
The seven SAMURAI players watched their 18-point lead in the final period evaporated in minutes and could do nothing, but despite three treys from Ka Wai Fu and Raymond Pak finished a four-point play, GRIZZ was short to complete probably the biggest comeback as they lost 36-40 on the first day of the season.
2008.12.30
Two “Mings” (Dennis Chang and Lok Ming Sin) will play together in 2009. While many new faces are coming, roster changes come not only from outside. There are three current players going to play with new teammates this season.