In the 2021 season, Power got a mid-season burst with the addition of Dusan Bulut finishing the season with a record of 4-4 outside the playoffs. Bulut was the best player for Power averaging 19.2 points per game. Coming off a championship in 2018, 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.
Power lost some key contributors before the 2021 season. Corey Maggette – who averaged 19.6 points per game, Julian Wright and Quentin Richardson all did not return to Power. Cuttino Mobley and Glen (Big Baby) Davis returned for the 2021 season and were joined by newcomers Royce White, Joe Alexander and Dusan Bulut. Nancy Lieberman returned as coach and despite finishing 4-4 in the standing, Power still had a positive point differential, signaling the many close games they were in.
After a .500 campaign in Power’s inagural season, Lieberman – the first ever female coach in a professional men’s sports league – took over and guided the team to the 2018 BIG3 championship.
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In the 2021 season, Power got a mid-season burst with the addition of Dusan Bulut finishing the season with a record of 4-4 outside the playoffs. Bulut was the best player for Power averaging 19.2 points per game. Coming off a championship in 2018, 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.
Power lost some key contributors before the 2021 season. Corey Maggette – who averaged 19.6 points per game, Julian Wright and Quentin Richardson all did not return to Power. Cuttino Mobley and Glen (Big Baby) Davis returned for the 2021 season and were joined by newcomers Royce White, Joe Alexander and Dusan Bulut. Nancy Lieberman returned as coach and despite finishing 4-4 in the standing, Power still had a positive point differential, signaling the many close games they were in.
After a .500 campaign in Power’s inagural season, Lieberman – the first ever female coach in a professional men’s sports league – took over and guided the team to the 2018 BIG3 championship.
