Meet the team:

Joel Davis, center, 6’6"
Davis is one of many three year veteran’s on this years squad. A prolific shot-blocker, and dangerous three point shooter, he has held down the middle admirably for Keyes 2k, and the team expects another strong season from him this year.
Player his game most resembles:  Manute Bol
Player he would most like to be: Arvydas Sabonis

Joshua Freeman, Guard, 5’10"
Freeman, last year’s captain, returns for one more shot at that elusive brass ring. The off-season acquisition of backcourt-mate Matt Sharrow should free Freeman up from a lot of the double teams he was seeing last season and could lead to a breakout season by this capable veteran.
Player his game most resembles: Jimmy Chitwood
Player he would most like to be: John Stockton

Bruce Kammer, Forward/Guard, 5’10"
Kammer started to come into his own as last season progressed, finishing the season averaging over 8 points per game, the highest total of his career. If early pre-season reports are accurate, look for more progress from this young star – rumor has it that he has extended his range on the baseline and added a slashing move to the hole to his arsenal.
Player his game most resembles:  Theo Ratliffe
Player he would most like to be:  Grant Hill

Matthew Milone, Center, 6’3"
Milone is the focal point of Keyes 2k version of the triangle offense, distributing the ball like a guard from his high post position. This coupled with his strong rebounding skills and desire to win make him a valuable component of this year’s squad.
Player his game most resembles:  Goldberg
Player he would most like to be:  Bill Lambeir

Craig Mordoch, Forward, 6’1"
Mordoch is also a veteran back for his third tour of duty. He brings a strong defensive mindset to the team, along with a streaky three-point shot. He also gives the team a left-handed presense, and an immeasurable quantity of intensity.
Player his game most resembles:  Dick Butkas
Player he would most like to be:  Anyone from Seton Hall

Matt Sharrow, Guard, 5’8"
After an ugly scene last season which saw Sharrow backing out of his contract at the last possible moment, Matt is finally a member of Keyes 2k. After an offseason of legal battles, Sharrow was released from his 2l contract and signed on board. He will bring the team much needed ball-handling and outside shooting, along with great defensive guard play. Expect big things from him.
Player his game most resembles:  Michael J. Fox in Teen Wolf
Player he would most like to be:  Doug Flutie