D-League

Though Wednesday marks the end of the NBA regular season, player movement is still in vogue regardless of post season aspirations.

A couple ghosts from roundball’s past were exorcised at the Sanford Pentagon Saturday night.  In the process, Sioux Falls stays alive after a grinding 86-82 win over the Canton Charge.

Miami and Sioux Falls are partners in basketball with the objective of winning titles.  Who knew that the services of Justin Hamilton would be in such high demand?

Owning the last 6 minutes helped the Canton Charge secure Game 1 of their NBADL Playoff series at home over the Sioux Falls Skyforce 99-86.

As they prepare to do battle in Game 1 of their Best-of-3 series, Sioux Falls and Canton represent locations that are looking for their first NBADL Championship.  In the historical sense, both these franchises are no strangers to championship basketball.

As the NBA Development League playoffs approach, the Canton Charge and Sioux Falls Skyforce can claim some similarities.  One of those includes a fast start courtesy of a home heavy schedule.

Everyone wants to get to the destination of a championship.  The season-long journey to arrive provides the foundation for a title chase.

The 25th season for the Sioux Falls Skyforce produces a 15th postseason.  For an opportunity to earn a 3rd championship in franchise history and first in the NBADL, the road begins in Canton.

Good thing there’s an encore because Tre Kelley’s command performance capped the regular season in a 107-105 overtime Skyforce win over the Tulsa 66ers Saturday night at the Sanford Pentagon.

Crisp ball movement led to excellent shooting and a Sioux Falls Skyforce triumph 135-121 over the Texas Legends Friday night at the Sanford Pentagon.