The Barracudas: Keep Off The Water

It’s gonna be a Bloody Sunday – The Dragons wants revenge but The battery of Barracudas wants them off their waters. Host eyes a second bite. 

While its been a week since the Barracudas played their first game on the road, Sunday's game will be the first chance for the fans to watch the team under their own roof, the Brunei Indoor Stadium. The venue has the capacity to hold 5500 seats. Game will start at 4:00 in the afternoon NOT 8:00pm from the schedule previously released.

Bring along your friends and the neighbors that you hasn't spoken for years. There's no better reason for you to stay home on a Sunday afternoon, Everyone must go! For the fans, I think the home team will be wearing white, blue or yellow (I’ll keep you posted on this). So please come with those colors during the game day. Fan gears are available in the stadium as well during the game day i believe. Don’t wear red :) 

“Hey Pilgrim!”, He said. Mike Pilgrim finished a drive with a two-handed reverse dunk after a steal by Benjamin Lim on ESPN highlights from Wednesday’s game.

The second meeting of the teams won’t be a walk in the park for the Barracudas. KL Dragons head coach Goh Cheng Huat will make major adjustments for the team definitely on the defensive end. Their first meeting resulted to a blowout victory by the visitors. Final score 94-76.

In their first encounter, the Dragons has no answer to the Barracudas spacing and one-on-one plays (I guess man-to-man D against the bigger Barracudas is not for them, How about zone?). They gave up so much points on the inside letting Mike Pilgrim and Lonnie Jones control the painted area. This Sunday, the Barracudas offense should expect more help from the weaker side of the defense to double team the two foreign imports. This will leave the outside shooters open.

It’s a Triple-Header-Sunday on ABL!

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