Generation 57, Terminator 45

The third game of the night was talked about all day as being Wednesday's main event. With arguably two of the best guards in the league in Rafael Dasilva of Generation and Omar Grant of Terminator going head-to-head, we all thought it was going to be a battle.

Both teams started out in a 2-3 zone which, we have to say, really wasn't giving the fans what they came to see. The most interesting play of the first half came when Curtis Pemberton of Generation dove on the floor at half court chasing a loose ball and crashed into the bleachers. Generation led at the half 26-16 with Rafael Dasilva scoring 13 points in the half and Omar Grant of Terminator only scoring five points in the half.

Both teams decided to switch up their defenses for the second half, so we expected a more interesting game. Terminator went man-to-man while Generation went to a box-and-one with one man shadowing Omar Grant everywhere he went on the court. Even though Omar finished the game with 15 points you could see the frustration that the gimmick defense was causing him. He wasn't able to get any open looks, nor was he able to set up any of his teammates because whenever he caught the ball there was a defender on him and four guys in the lane waiting for him. As physical as Generation power forward Tony Forte played tonight I don't think anybody on that Terminator team wanted to drive down the lane anyway. Forte was out there looking like Charles Oakley or Anthony Mason.

Rafael Dasilva was the game's leading scorer, finishing with 22 points.

The Final Score for this game was 57-44 in favor of Generation.

	1	2		T
Generation	24	33	-	57
Terminator	16	29	-	45

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