RotoWire – Juan Pablo Aravena

Cavs Legion jumped out to a strong start in Game 1 and built an eight-point lead (19-11) following the first quarter. However, the Kings would respond rather quickly and a 22-11 second quarter saw them grab a three-point lead heading into the break. Cavs Legion GC didn’t give up, though, and they reduced the Kings Guard Gaming’s advantage to just one point after a 21-19 third quarter. Everything was up for grabs in the fourth quarter, but the Kings would get the job done. A solid defensive performance limited the Cavs to just 15 points, and the Kings would close things out by winning Game 1 by a 75-66 score.

Bash led Kings Guard with 36 points, but he also added eight assists and four steals. Crush sinked 10 points, while DatBoyShotz delivered 18 points, nine boards and four dimes. Doza was the best player for the Cavs as he ended with 34 points, but the rest of the team didn’t support him. Strainer had 12 points, and JoshJay came just one point shy of a double-double after a nine-point, 10-rebound effort.

The Kings carried the momentum from Game 1 into Game 2, and they won the first quarter by an expressive 26-13 score. Bash stole the show in the first six minutes of action, scoring 22 points while going 9-for-10 from the field. Kings Guard would hold on to that advantage throughout the rest of the contest, and by the time the third quarter ended, they were up by an expressive 70-41 score. The Kings were so dominant, that they limited the Cavs to no more than 14 points in each of the first three quarters while scoring at least 20 in every period.

In the end, Cavs Legion didn’t have answers on either end of the court despite an improved effort in the fourth quarter, and they ended losing the game badly. The final score in Game 2 was 91-68, and Kings Guard cruised their way to an easy series win.

Bash ended the game with 48 points and seven assists, while Nasthetic added 20 points. Dat Boy Shotz came close to a triple-double, as he ended with 10 points, 12 boards, and nine assists. Doza was the best player for the Cavs once again, as he ended with 21 points, while Strained posted 19 points and All Hail Trey notched 14 points.