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The new issue of crossover is out and the visuals are crazy from crossover magazine and Asphault Chronicles C.E.O and my vote for photographer of the year Kevin Couliau, K1X endorsed Darren Primal Fear Phillip is on the cover, Read More »

By Jonathan Lopez

Photo by Jon Lopez

Championship crowd at Dyckman, 8/20/09

Someone in the crowd joked that there was a record crowd of about 24,000 for the 19th-annual Dyckman championship Thursday night. He probably wasn’t that far off. The crowd was so thick there was no out of bounds line. In fact, the crowd took up about one-third of the court and the players had to adjust. Coaches were forced to operate almost from the foul line extended. The ambiance was streetball at its core. Fans were in the trees and on rooftops. Escalating shouts of, “Yeeeeaaaaahhhh,” for every one-on-one opportunity filled the air. Cars triple – not double – parked in the streets. Announcer/Commissioner/Coach/Founder Kenny Stevens called the game from atop the scorer’s table just so he could see. Read More »

By Jonathan Lopez

It was a dogfight at Dyckman Wednesday night as the Kingdome Ballers and TNP bumped heads in a game that would inevitably send one team fishing, as Charles Barkley would say, and the winner to the championship round against Bingo’s All-Stars for the championship Thursday night.

No team wanted to begin the off-season early and Quinton Hosley’s performance down the stretch was testimony to that. With TNP down by three in the final seconds of the fourth quarter, “T2” drained a trifecta to tie things up and send the game into OT. Hosley finished with 23. Read More »

By Jonathan Lopez

Playoff action at Dyckman intensified Monday as Posse took on the Kingdome Ballers. On paper it wouldn’t have been far fetched to think tthe Kingdome Ballers would make it look easy against Posse because of their star-studded line-up, which included Kendel “World Premiere” Provet, Kenny “Serious Satellite” Satterfield, Total Package and Kareem “Best Kept Secret” Reed.

However, Posse’s Kash and Mike “Get 2 It” Tuitt, who dropped 20 apiece, made things complicated for the Kingdome Ballers. In the end, though, ‘Reem’s game-high 21 points and K-Satt’s 5 treys en route to 19 were too much for Posse, who dropped a close one, 78-76. The Kingdome Ballers and TNP will battle it out tonight for a trip to the championship game. Read More »