pattern
CENTRAL POINTE TRAINING CENTER05/17/202603:30 PM
Q1
12-39
Q2
15-14
Q3
23-28
Q4
37-33
CENTRAL POINTE TRAINING CENTER05/17/202603:30 PM
TEAM ANGEL
TAR
87:114
Q1
12-39
Q2
15-14
Q3
23-28
Q4
37-33
TEAM MASTER
TM
Jossie Cruz
#1J. Cruz
1REB
0AST
1PF
9PTS
Juan Amaro
#3J. Amaro
5REB
0AST
2PF
14PTS
Wilfre Mendez
#7W. Mendez
10REB
1AST
3PF
20PTS
Irvin Martinez
#12I. Martinez
4REB
1AST
2PF
0PTS
Juan Izquierdo
#13J. Izquierdo
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Kevin J. Lopez
#15K. Lopez
3REB
3AST
4PF
19PTS
Elian Feliciano
#21E. Feliciano
3REB
0AST
2PF
5PTS
Jorsueth Ronda
#31J. Ronda
14REB
4AST
3PF
12PTS

Team Master Dominates with a Stellar Performance over Team Angel

In a commanding display during the MBL Season 4, Team Master overwhelmed Team Angel with a final score of 114 to 87. Right from the outset, Team Master set the tone, taking a striking lead of 39-12 in the first period that would prove decisive as the game progressed.

The dominant performance was powered by an exceptional showing from Jose Berrios, who was rightfully named Player of the Game. Logging almost 38 minutes, he contributed 27 points on 55% field shooting with 11 made shots, including a three-pointer, while going a perfect 4-for-4 from the free-throw line. Beyond scoring, Berrios' playmaking was notable, dishing out an impressive 15 assists and grabbing 10 rebounds, painting a complete stat line that also included 3 steals to influence both ends of the court.

Jose Berrios' efficiency rating of 47 encapsulated his impact, effectively steering Team Master to capitalize on their early breakout. His efforts were complemented by Manny Acosta, who added 25 points with a remarkable shooting efficiency of 72.7%, including six three-pointers on nine attempts, further stretching the defense. Christian Hernandez also made a significant contribution with 26 points, maintaining high shooting percentages and blocking a shot, while Nolan Garcia knocked down 11 points featuring a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc.

Despite the loss, Team Angel showed resilience through Nixon Alvarado and Wally Gonzalez. Alvarado posted 29 points on 47.8% shooting, including an efficient 6-for-13 from three-point range, pulling up several crucial baskets to keep the game competitive in the later stages. Gonzalez powered through in the paint with 25 points while grabbing 8 rebounds and showing defensive hustle with a block and a steal. Veteran Angel Ramos helped on the boards with a double-double of 18 points and 22 rebounds.

The game’s flow was largely dictated by the early offensive explosion of Team Master, who outscored their opponents 39-12 in the first quarter alone. Although Team Angel outscored Team Master in the second quarter by a narrow margin, the deficit built early was too great to overcome. Both teams traded strong third and fourth quarters, but the initial gap set the stage for the comfortable victory.

Jose Berrios’ leadership and versatile performance were clearly the difference-maker as Team Master continues to assert themselves as a formidable contender in the league. With this victory in round 7, they boost their confidence and standing as the season moves forward.

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Alex J. Rivera
#0A. Rivera
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Carlos Gomez
#3C. Gomez
1REB
1AST
1PF
8PTS
Juan Rios
#7J. Rios
3REB
7AST
3PF
21PTS
Elijah Boucan
#10E. Boucan
7REB
2AST
0PF
5PTS
Roberto Rivera
#21R. Rivera
7REB
1AST
5PF
7PTS
Robert Rodriguez
#28R. Rodriguez
3REB
0AST
2PF
4PTS
Victor Rosa
#35V. Rosa
4REB
3AST
3PF
32PTS
Juan Santini
#77J. Santini
3REB
7AST
1PF
6PTS

Team Master Dominates with a Stellar Performance over Team Angel

In a commanding display during the MBL Season 4, Team Master overwhelmed Team Angel with a final score of 114 to 87. Right from the outset, Team Master set the tone, taking a striking lead of 39-12 in the first period that would prove decisive as the game progressed.

The dominant performance was powered by an exceptional showing from Jose Berrios, who was rightfully named Player of the Game. Logging almost 38 minutes, he contributed 27 points on 55% field shooting with 11 made shots, including a three-pointer, while going a perfect 4-for-4 from the free-throw line. Beyond scoring, Berrios' playmaking was notable, dishing out an impressive 15 assists and grabbing 10 rebounds, painting a complete stat line that also included 3 steals to influence both ends of the court.

Jose Berrios' efficiency rating of 47 encapsulated his impact, effectively steering Team Master to capitalize on their early breakout. His efforts were complemented by Manny Acosta, who added 25 points with a remarkable shooting efficiency of 72.7%, including six three-pointers on nine attempts, further stretching the defense. Christian Hernandez also made a significant contribution with 26 points, maintaining high shooting percentages and blocking a shot, while Nolan Garcia knocked down 11 points featuring a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc.

Despite the loss, Team Angel showed resilience through Nixon Alvarado and Wally Gonzalez. Alvarado posted 29 points on 47.8% shooting, including an efficient 6-for-13 from three-point range, pulling up several crucial baskets to keep the game competitive in the later stages. Gonzalez powered through in the paint with 25 points while grabbing 8 rebounds and showing defensive hustle with a block and a steal. Veteran Angel Ramos helped on the boards with a double-double of 18 points and 22 rebounds.

The game’s flow was largely dictated by the early offensive explosion of Team Master, who outscored their opponents 39-12 in the first quarter alone. Although Team Angel outscored Team Master in the second quarter by a narrow margin, the deficit built early was too great to overcome. Both teams traded strong third and fourth quarters, but the initial gap set the stage for the comfortable victory.

Jose Berrios’ leadership and versatile performance were clearly the difference-maker as Team Master continues to assert themselves as a formidable contender in the league. With this victory in round 7, they boost their confidence and standing as the season moves forward.

This post is generated by AI.

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