Joe Johnson and Triplets entered the league as newcomers and ended the 2019 season as champions. With Johnson earning MVP honors and rookie coach Lisa Leslie taking home the Coach of the Year trophy, the Triplets were the class of the BIG3 in their inaugural season and look poised to contend once more in 2021.
The entire Triplets’ roster—led by Johnson, the team’s prolific captain—returns intact this season, and Leslie will once again be there to guide this well-rounded, star-studded unit. Longtime NBA players Jannero Pargo and Al Jefferson return as co-captains, with Jamario Moon, Alan Anderson and Sergerio Gipson rounding out the depth of the team.
Johnson (21.9 points per game) shattered the BIG3’s scoring record in 2019 with 175 points and was among the league’s best in a majority of statistical categories. After leading the Triplets to a 7-1 regular season, he saved his best for last, scoring 28 points in the team’s 50-39 victory over Killer 3s in the Big3 championship game. Moon, a midseason acquisition, had nine rebounds in that triumph while Jefferson was a menacing presence while patrolling the paint.
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Joe Johnson and Triplets entered the league as newcomers and ended the 2019 season as champions. With Johnson earning MVP honors and rookie coach Lisa Leslie taking home the Coach of the Year trophy, the Triplets were the class of the BIG3 in their inaugural season and look poised to contend once more in 2021.
The entire Triplets’ roster—led by Johnson, the team’s prolific captain—returns intact this season, and Leslie will once again be there to guide this well-rounded, star-studded unit. Longtime NBA players Jannero Pargo and Al Jefferson return as co-captains, with Jamario Moon, Alan Anderson and Sergerio Gipson rounding out the depth of the team.
Johnson (21.9 points per game) shattered the BIG3’s scoring record in 2019 with 175 points and was among the league’s best in a majority of statistical categories. After leading the Triplets to a 7-1 regular season, he saved his best for last, scoring 28 points in the team’s 50-39 victory over Killer 3s in the Big3 championship game. Moon, a midseason acquisition, had nine rebounds in that triumph while Jefferson was a menacing presence while patrolling the paint.
