Game Week 16 | MANHATTAN

Attendance:
Neil Potter
Lenny Marcus
Peter Fishman
Ken (Fishman's friend)
Tom Van Horn
Dan Allen
Sean Basler
Brian
Gurnell
Wali Collins
Dr. Esquire
Seymour Swan
Justin Sanders
Brett Anderson
Brent
Romo
Sandy Marcus


Team with the Most Consecutive Wins:
Potter (scorer)
Allen (blocker)
Collins (assister)
Brian (three-pointers)
Sanders (stealer)

Being like every other team vying for the record of five games in the row. This team had all the ingredients to do it, but that dream was squashed on their fourth game.

MVP:
Brian. He incredibly overcame his vertically challenged stature and dominated inside and out the three point line.

MVP in the First Game:
Fishman came out with his guns blazing. Blocked Allen twice, made a few fast-paced lay-ups, and hit a turn around perimeter shot.

Arguments:
Marks and Potter had to go head-to-head three times in the gay version of Jump Ball called "Odds or Evens".

Injuries:
Collins (a lefty) announced that his left hand was injured before the game even started and did not want it to be reported as a game injury.

Play of the Day:
Sanders blasted out a three for the win while being heavily defended.

Unplay of the Day:
Allen's ego was pseudo-ly lifted as he caught a bullet pass from Potter on a fast break and ran in front of Basler. He attempted a two handed dunk for the first time this season. The bleachers emptied and everyone stood to see Allen's first dunk. Sadly, he was a half and inch to the right and the ball ricocheted off the rim. He hung onto the rim for a moment before he loosened his grip and fell to the floor. Though he failed the attempt, Allen has finally shown that there is a glimmer of hope of fufilling his ultimate destiny.

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