WBA Playoff Preview
by Ron Chambers USA CONFERENCE #1 Fighting Cocks vs. #8 Dinos It is a new day in the WBA! The Brooklyn Rage have been the #1 seed for the last seven years. No more. California managed to go through the season without any major extended injuries but Hassan Watt, Marc White, and Dan Kincaide […]
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By Mike Begley Ladies and gentlemen we are in April and for the first time in forever I will not be able to visit the wine country in Cape Town for the WBA playoffs; I made reservations to attend during Cape Town’s draft lottery party. We will still have the pleasure of watching Abdiel Gordon […]
Continue readingChemistry between Estay and Da Gama spearheads strong close to 2020 calendar year for London
A New Year’s Eve matchup with the Arizona Dragons and former Disco star Matias Gutierrez proved to be the perfect stage for Benet Da Gama and Ajan Estay to show off their progressing chemistry, as each turned in jaw-dropping stat lines to help move London back into the thick of the playoff race amidst a […]
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Nigeria season may be over already. It is just 15 games into the season. The Pirates sit at 6-9 and just a couple of games out of the playoffs. This doesn’t look bad at first. Injuries are starting to take their toll on the team. First, Redd went down with a dislocated knee. He has […]
Continue readingTHE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY. USA CONFERENCE
BROOKLYN RAGE (71 – 9) Key additions: NONE Key subtractions: NONE THE GOOD: Mario Bailey resigned. David Walker was kept in a fairly cheap contract, and Trenton Adams has a year more under his belt. You don’t need to make a lot of moves when you are the campion for the last 43 years THE […]
Continue readingDan Kincaide, the WBA’s rolling stone
When a player joins the WBA, he knows he can be traded in any moment. It is a business, owners don’t have a heart inside their chests and players are traded as goods, we all know that. Some players have played for a lot of franchises, usually in a bench role that allows them to […]
Continue readingDisco Fever: An Offseason Review
London Disco HQ, 6/14/2020 I hadn’t expected Kevin Harris to be sunshine and roses in the year end meeting after a 23-57 season, but I could tell right away that his reputation as a hands-off, easygoing owner had been exaggerated. His promise when I parachuted into this job the week before the season that I […]
Continue readingBest off-season by a GM (Top 5)
by Timmy Frenchy The off-season is a crucial part of a sports team’s management. Here is a list of GMs who just had the best off-season in the WBA. I will list key players that were removed and those who were added since last season. Honorable mentions to Brooklyn, California, Cancun, Kansas City, and Nigeria […]
Continue readingALBACETE BURNING HELL. THE ROAD TO CONTEND
When Albacete Burning Hell won the 2016 lottery with that Warriors pick, they knew Lonnie Jordan would be a generational talent. So, there were no doubts that he would be selected first. Albacete was a team that had won 10 games the year before with an aging roster. In a loaded draft, Jordan’s background helped […]
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2020:1 Nigeria: There are changes this year in Nigeria. The team’s owner could not come to an agreement with the previous general manager, Rob Arnold. Michael Futch has been all about making money since taking over the team in 2000. He doesn’t worry as much about winning as his fans and coaches do. Last year, […]
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