Painting the SASL Gray

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Wednesday, 08 September 2010

Digg Share on Facebook The Grays are the one true brand new team for the fall. Led by Uday, formerly of the Bombers, they look to take the league by storm with quality play and small ball, just as PSR did in the spring. The roster has one other SASL player in Amar Patel, All-Star OF from the Bombers. They also have a new speedster in Mitu Patel. Uday has brought in a number of players with experience, as all of the key positions feature solid defenders. They've already turned some heads by holding their own in the pre-season fundraiser tournament against a very powerful and experienced SWAT team. They look to carry that team play over into fall ball. Do the Grays have enough offense to hang with some of the SASL's best teams? Do they have good defenders at every position, or will holes be exposed? Will they be able to adjust to the SASL fast enough? These questions have yet to be answered, but it's already clear the Grays will not be taken lightly. The Roster: Dipan Patel Akil Gubbi Ashish Gosalia Hiren Patel Samir Rawani Murali Prasad Ghanshyam Gosalia Mike Kovacik Amar Patel Mitul Patel Uday Gosalia Al Miseje Sanat Patel Jigar Patel

 

Slumdogs become the Falldogs

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Wednesday, 08 September 2010

Digg Share on Facebook The Slumdogs (nicknamed the Falldogs) are captained by Faizal Sheriff of the Slumdogs and Prince Panicker of Force. They enter fall ball as a true hybrid team consisting of players from the Slumdogs, Force, Bombers, Dynasty, Lions, Outlaws and PSR. This squad have no shortage of talent as their roster consists of 9 players who have made at least one all-star appearance. They've also gotten off to a great start as they mercied both the Lions and a less than full strength Ballers team during the fundraiser tournament with a well-rounded offensive attack and solid defense all around the field. The Falldogs have already shown they're more than just a good team on paper, and they clearly won't be satisfied with anything less than a top 4 finish. How will this team play against the veteran SASL teams? How will they respond when they get tested? Will they be able to come together as a team and gel quick enough? Will Faizal and Prince be able to juggle playing time while maintaining the happiness of all these stars? A lot of questions surround the Falldogs, but one thing is for sure, when playing their best they will be tough to beat. The Roster: 1) Prince Panicker #24 2) James Lin #43 3) Faizal Sheriff #23 4) Shazad Ali #5 5) Zahid Ali #2 6) Harpreet Chadha #3 7) Jason Reis #8 8) Atif Tatari #21 9) Chris Mui #26 10) Razi Hussaini #6 11) Rishi Seth #4 12) Jig Patel #16 13) Manish Sharma #14 14) Jose Varghese 15) Ankit Ramchandani #0

 

'Ballers back in Business

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Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Digg Share on Facebook The 'Ballers aka "Shot Callers" are now the undisputed best team in the history of the SASL. Whatever they do from here on out will just cement that legacy. Some say that they should purchase the rights to the name "Dynasty" from Amit, but Dynasty Nation doesn't quite have the same ring to it. For the Fall season (and quite possibly beyond?) Ali Arshad will not only be manning the mound but he will also now be manning the captain's chair. Perhaps now the elusive MOY trophy will find its way to the 'Ballers. The team will be missing a few of their regulars like Nabeel, Ahmad, and Suleiman, but they called up Professor X to send them some recruits from the academy. X-Men regulars like Nabeel, his brother Raheel, Ibrar, and Gouhar will help to round out the line-up. But the two biggest acquisitions might be Ramy and Joe, two powerhouse bats who may take this dominant team to Miami Heat levels. The Roster: Ali Arshad Usman Ghumman Talha Ghumman Sajeel Haque Joe Ringar Ramy Abdelhamid Naveed Ahmed Zeeshan Sheikh Raheel Nadim Nabil Nadim Ibrar Ahmed Gouhar Khanzada

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 07 September 2010 )