Killer 3s. Despite possessing notable names in Ron Artest, Chauncey Billups and Stephen Jackson in 2018, the team missed the playoffs winning just three regular season games. Jackson, the only returning member of the trio, will lead the 2019 Killer 3’s as the captain. Los Angeles and Drew League star Franklin Session, co-captain, should have the opportunity to make a national name for himself alongside two-time NBA champion with the Lakers Josh Powell. The rest of the roster is rounded out with talented yet underrated former NBA players in CJ Watson, Donte Green and Eddy Curry. With just five wins in the BIG3’s first two seasons, the Killer 3’s look to earn their first playoff berth in team history with a reloaded roster. ----------------------- Triplets. The Triplets, the first team announced in the 2019 BIG3 expansion, are led by two household basketball names. Lisa Leslie, a Naismith Hall of Famer, 2x WNBA Champion, 3x WNBA MVP and 4x Olympic Gold Medalist, will join Nancy Lieberman as the only other women’s coach in professional men’s sports. Joe Johnson, seven-time NBA All-Star, joins the Triplets as the captain and is just a few years removed from playing an instrumental role for the Utah Jazz. Long-time NBA players Jannero Pargo and Al Jefferson will enter as co-captains. Chris Johnson, Alan Anderson and Sergerio Gipson will round out the depth of the team.
Ball Hogs. After just three wins combined in the first two seasons, the Ball Hogs are looking to right the ship in 2019 with an infusement of new talent to replace the departure of former 2018 BIG3 number one overall selection Andre Owens. The team returns captain Brian Scalarbine and co-captains DeShawn Stevenson, 2018 league leader in three-pointers made, and Josh Childress. --------------------------------------------- Aliens. The Aliens, the second team announced in the 2019 BIG3 expansion, are lead by former first overall pick in the 2018 BIG3 draft Andre Owens, who placed top seven in blocks and assists in 2018. The roster is filled out with supremely athletic and two-time NBA Champion Shannon Brown (co-captain) and three-point specialist Brandon Rush (co-captain). The Aliens also boast some serious height with former NBA number one overall selection Greg Oden and seven-footer Ryan Hollins. If the Alien’s bigs stay healthy, NBA Hall of Famer and coach Nate Archibald will hope to exploit the team’s height to create many matchup difficulties for opposing BIG3 teams.