Author: Gr3g Hoops

Born & raised in Grand Rapids, MI Classically trained in cheering for the underdog. Watched Isiah hobble off the court at The Palace, Barry walk away from the Lions and all 119 losses for the Tigers. Passionate about our local sports franchises past and present here in Beer City USA, including the Grand Rapids Hoops and Sullivan's baseball.

Happy Birthday #35 to RossTy!

Besides brewing up some trouble on the court, our guy RossTy is a starter for the Trail Point Brewing team off the court, as well.

Originally known as the Bus Stop Kid, he’s graduated to full-time Hoops Hero.

Cheers to you, Brother of the Bridges!

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Name
RossTy
Position
Forward-Guard
Member Status
Lifetime
Height
6-2
Weight
200
Current Team
City
Leagues
2nd Ward Division, the GR3G league
Seasons
2022 Season, 2024 Season
Age
36
2022 stats mvp

2022 Awards Finalists Named

10 Players on Ballot for League MVP

MVP Finalists requirements:

  • played in all 8 games with full stats/video, during Weeks 3-10 in 2022
  • 10 players match this criteria
  1. Sam Awry, Ligers
  2. Gr3g, Legends
  3. Breezo, Rhythm
  4. Cope, Rhythm
  5. PorterHouse, City
  6. D Nags, City
  7. Kid A, City
  8. RJ Juice, Southside
  9. Nate Rocket, Hawks
  10. Magnum TC, Hawks

Rookie, Over-40 & Under-30 Awards Finalists released later this week.

 

The more you know about…Money.

Isaac is the first & only player in the Gr3g League to have played in 30 games.
(17 with City of Bridges & 13 with Greyline Nines, including the 2021 Championship.)
-hard-working single father of 2
-cousin to the Commish & RossTy
-recruited RossTy, PorterHouse, Gustafson, GRCCedar
-heir to the Michigan Murders & Music podcast dynasty
-wears #10 for Dennis Rodman (pictured here in #11)
-our favorite player in the League

Why the target score of 52?

It’s a Fifty Burger with Cheese

Over the past 16 months, we’ve had a lot of questions (and negative comments) about the decision to move to a target score of 52.

Well, here you go.

-when we played to “full time at 36-minutes”, blowouts (and lack of effort) became the norm in the final quarter

-when we played to “full score through 36-minutes”, Los scored 52 in a win

-the math worked out to 51.6 points per 30-minutes throughout the first season, 52 seemed natural

-we’re trying to grow the League and get more games and players action on the floor

-the ability to get “Veteran Subs” into the new team lineups, more games/rivalries

 

We hope this clears up some of the clouds in the sky.