Coming off a championship season, Power had another strong campaign in 2019, placing third in the league standings with a 5-3 regular season before falling short to the 3 Headed Monsters in the third place game. Among the highlights for Power was a regular season victory over the Triplets, who were otherwise undefeated in rolling to the BIG3 title.
As Power attempts to compete for another title, it will have to do so without some key performers from 2019. Gone are the team’s two most productive scorers and rebounders, Corey Maggette—who averaged 19.6 points per game, second among all BIG3 players—and Julian Wright. Quentin Richardson, one of the league’s best long-distance shooters in 2019, and Jeremy Pargo, who scored 16 points in his lone regular season game, have also moved on. Returnees Cuttino Mobley and Glen (Big Baby) Davis will be joined by newcomers Royce White, Joe Alexander and Dusan Bulut as 2018 Coach of the Year Nancy Lieberman attempts to mold the unit into a winner.
After a .500 campaign in Power’s inaugural season, Lieberman—the first ever woman coach in a professional men’s sports league—took over and guided the team to the 2018 BIG3 championship.
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Coming off a championship season, Power had another strong campaign in 2019, placing third in the league standings with a 5-3 regular season before falling short to the 3 Headed Monsters in the third place game. Among the highlights for Power was a regular season victory over the Triplets, who were otherwise undefeated in rolling to the BIG3 title.
As Power attempts to compete for another title, it will have to do so without some key performers from 2019. Gone are the team’s two most productive scorers and rebounders, Corey Maggette—who averaged 19.6 points per game, second among all BIG3 players—and Julian Wright. Quentin Richardson, one of the league’s best long-distance shooters in 2019, and Jeremy Pargo, who scored 16 points in his lone regular season game, have also moved on. Returnees Cuttino Mobley and Glen (Big Baby) Davis will be joined by newcomers Royce White, Joe Alexander and Dusan Bulut as 2018 Coach of the Year Nancy Lieberman attempts to mold the unit into a winner.
After a .500 campaign in Power’s inaugural season, Lieberman—the first ever woman coach in a professional men’s sports league—took over and guided the team to the 2018 BIG3 championship.
