Headlines for Boyd Brunson

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Rhinos

    The Rhinos have signed Boyd Brunson to the team in a deal worth $157,100 per season for 1 season.

  • Boyd Brunson contract declined

    Boyd Brunson will head into free agency after a deal could not be reached with the Dragons. Brunson was seeking a deal for 1 season which would pay $200,000 per season.

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Dragons

    The Dragons have signed Boyd Brunson to the team in a deal worth $188,600 per season for 1 season.

  • Warriors waive Boyd Brunson

    The Warriors have cut Boyd Brunson from their roster. Brunson had yet to appear in a game this season for the Warriors.

  • Boyd Brunson re-signs with Warriors

    Boyd Brunson has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Warriors for a contract worth $1,310,000 per season.

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Warriors

    The Warriors have signed Boyd Brunson to the team in a deal worth $250,000 per season for 1 season.

  • Asteroids waive Boyd Brunson

    The Asteroids have waived Boyd Brunson from their roster. Boyd posted 7.2 PPG, with 0.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists while playing 18.9 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Boyd Brunson re-signs with Asteroids

    Boyd Brunson has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Asteroids for a contract worth $1,120,000 per season.

  • Brunson receives ring

    Boyd Brunson has received his championship ring for being part of the Team Tournament, Season 16 champion Asteroids team representing League I. Congratulations!

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Asteroids

  • Warriors waive Boyd Brunson

    The Warriors have waived Boyd Brunson from their roster. Boyd posted 11.3 PPG, with 0.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists while playing 22.8 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Warriors

    The Warriors have signed Boyd Brunson to the team in a deal worth $3,250,000 per season for 2 seasons.

  • Boyd Brunson contract declined

    Boyd Brunson has declined to negotiate with the Warriors. He will instead head into free agency to test the waters. He will be looking for a salary around $3,850,000.

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Warriors

    The Warriors have signed Boyd Brunson to the team in a deal worth $1,038,900 per season for 1 season.

  • Urchins waive Boyd Brunson

    The Urchins have waived Boyd Brunson from their roster. Boyd posted 14.0 PPG, with 1.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists while playing 30.2 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Boyd Brunson re-signs with Urchins

    Boyd Brunson has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Urchins for a contract worth $2,280,000 per season.

  • Brunson,Felila,1st round draft pick traded to Urchins from Paladins for Sallas,1st round draft pick

    The Paladins have reached a deal with the Urchins that will send Boyd Brunson, Gianni Felila, and a season 29, 1st round draft pick to the Urchins in exchange for Narmer Sallas, and a season 29, 1st round draft pick.

    Brunson averaged 18.5 PPG, 1.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists in 27.4 minutes per game.

  • Boyd Brunson will miss the remainder of the season with injury

  • Paladins Take Game 1 in 2nd Round Series Vs Ice

    The Paladins came out victorious vs a tough Ice team 110-94 to jump out in front for the series lead after the first game. Boyd Brunson was huge off the bench scoring a season high 25 points in 24 minutes. While getting to the free throw line was major for the Palaidns, turnovers ended up costing the Ice as they commited 23 versus the Paladins 14.

    The Ice were without star forward Avertano Traster and hope that he will solidify the teams presence in game two on the Ice home court.

  • Paladins Win in Heart-pounding squeaker over Romans

    The Paladins eeked by the Romans in OT, finally winning by 8 points after going up by an unbelievable 31 in the first quarter. The 2nd and 3rd quarters showed a complete collapse in offense leading to a 3 point Romans lead. They managed to get things together enough in the 4th to push OT after a Milan Munding last seconds missed shot, Kodie Cabotage offensive rebound with 5 seconds left. Another timeout, Boyd Brunson shooting and getting fouled with a chance to win, but missing the first free throw. Then OT. Finally with 2 minutes left in overtime, the Paladins found their shot and their defense to beat the Romans for the 10th straight time and move to a league best 9-2. Cabotage led all scores with 31 points and 15 boards.

  • Brunson receives ring

    Boyd Brunson has received his championship ring for being part of the League I, Season 26 champion Cloud team. Congratulations!

  • Boyd Brunson will miss the remainder of the season with injury

    Boyd Brunson injured his head in the Paladins game against the Venom. He will possibly miss the remainder of the regular season.

  • The 7-1 Showdown: Paladins Square Off vs Ice

    The Paladins and Ice come in as the 1st and 2nd ranked teams in the league respectively, both sporting a 7-1 record, with the Ice losing for the first time last outing to the Rhinos after the franchise best 7-0 start to the season. The Paladins went on to tie the franchise best start of last season with a 6-0 start, losing by a point to the Gryphons, then getting back on track with a big win over the Clash.

    The Paladins feature a bevy of talent featuring Kodie Cabotage, the leagues MVP 5 times over who led the Lava to the past 4 championship titles and is adjusting to his new team role. Veteran Mauricio Wolcott who also won 2 League MVP awards early on, recruited back to the team after a stint w/ the Rhinos and a rejuvenated offensive game. Veteran Boyd Brunson who is the Paladins all-time leading scorer and last seasons League Tournament MVP and All-Star Volker Knobell with a young Chitrarath Rotenberry holding down the Center responsibilities.

    The Ice landed a huge addition in the young Torry Hum who had been a defensive wizard and also led the Warriors in scoring the previous 2 seasons. They returned the teams leading scorer from last season Avertano Traster with 2-time all-star, one of the leagues best and the Franchises best passer Kevan Palifka running the Offense. They installed 8th season veteran Bridgely Macpaden into his first full-time starting role at center and has found his niche as a paint commander leading the league with 14.5rpg.

    While both teams boast solid defenses, the Ice have taken things a step further making defense their central focus and the strategy has worked wonders. The team leads the league in defense and is on pace to allow just over 90ppg which would shatter the franchise record of 95ppg in season 7 where the team made the playoffs for the first time ever. Meanwhile the Paladins have installed a quick strike offense which has them leading the league with 119ppg with a +19ppg differential.

    Somethings got to give as League I's juggernauts go at it head-to-head for the first of two showdowns this season.

  • Boyd Brunson re-signs with Paladins

    Boyd Brunson has signed on to play for another 4 seasons with the Paladins for a contract worth $10,859,500 per season.

  • Boyd Brunson finishes 1st in the league in three point percentage

    Boyd Brunson averaged .500 three point percentage per game this season finishing in 1st place leaguewide. The Paladins congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Better posts career numbers in Paladin win

    Burr Better led the way for the Paladins hitting 12 of 16 shots for a career high 30 points with 13 rebounds in the 114-71 win over the Bolts  Boyd Brunson scored 24 with 8 assists as the ream improved to 8-5.

  • Paladins take care of tough Venom team at home

    It was a shootout at home against the Venom for the Paladins as they were finally able to blow it wide open during the first part of the 4th quarter to go up 5-2 on the season. Boyd Brunson lit fire going 7 of 10 from downtown on his way to 37 points, his highest in 3 seasons. Volker Knobell was once again very solid on defense as well as running the offense, dishing a new franchise record 17 assists. Jim Weddle scored a season high 16 with 10 boards.

  • Brunson receives ring

    Boyd Brunson has received his championship ring for being part of the Team Tournament, Season 7 champion Paladins team representing League I. Congratulations!

  • Paladins roll through Urchins, tie franchise best start

    The game was tight until the 3rd quarter when the Paladins scored 47 to blow it open, defeating the Urchins 113-91 to improve to a franchise best tying 9-1 start. First time since the 3rd season. Boyd Brunson led the charge with 24 points and 9 assists while Jim Weddle scored 19 with 10 boards. Urson Noel was huge off the bench in his finest game of the season scoring 15 with 11 boards in 24 minutes.

    Next up are the Razors on the road where they will attempt to best the mark for best record to start the season for the franchise.

  • Paladins remain undefeated, 6-0 for first time in franchise history

    The Paladins took advantage of the 2nd quarter building a 16 point lead by halftime to win 109-87 over the Bolts. The Bolts did however outrebound the Paladins putting the field goal attempts at 100-79, but the Paladins defense held up. Boyd Brunson scored 21 to lead the team which included three 3 point shots. Off the bench Urson Noel will instrumental with 16 points on 6 of 9 shooting.

    This marks the first time in franchise history the Paladins have won their first 6 contests. This also has been the first time the Paladins were ranked #1 in the power rankings at any point since season 19.

    Next up will be the 3 time defending champion Lava who rank as the best defensive team in the league this season.

  • Paladins notch decisive victory over Clash

    The Paladins have matched the best start in franchise history with their 4th straight win to open the season over the Clash by 45 points. Veterans Mauricio Wolcott and Boyd Brunson led the way scoring 27 and 29 respectively. Jeremi Krysztofiak had his best game of the season pulling down 15 boards with 18 points in the win.

    They will attempt to make it 5 straight against another tough 3-1 Dragons next outting.

  • Paladins get huge win over Gryphons

    The Paladins had a tall order facing the 2-0 Gryphons and were able to pass the test with a convincing 129-106 victory. The game was a battle back and forth until the 4th when the Paladins blew it open. Jim Weddle had his best game of the season, scoring 30 points while getting to the line 12 times. He also pulled in 10 boards. Boyd Brunson scored 16 with 10 assists. Milan Munding took a while to get going scoring just 3 in the first half, but had a strong second half finishing with 23.

    For the Gryphons, Vishal Chanter continued a brilliant season scoring 26, with 8 rebounds and 11 assists in the loss.

    This is the first 3-0 start since their championship run in season 17. They face the undefeated Clash next where they will try to start 4-0 for just first time in 21 seasons and just the second time in franchise history.

  • Brunson selected as an All-Star

    Boyd Brunson has been voted as an all-star for the Paladins. Brunson averaged 21.7ppg, 2.1rpg and 6.5apg.

  • Boyd Brunson finishes 2nd in the league in three point percentage

    Boyd Brunson averaged .488 three point percentage per game this season finishing in 2nd place leaguewide. The Paladins congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Boyd Brunson awarded Future Stars Game MVP

    Boyd Brunson was the standout performer during the Future Stars Game tournament. He played 24.6 minutes per game scoring 26.3 PPG, 2.8RPG and 2.8 APG on his way to the award. Now on to the draft to see how his performance will impact his stock in the draft.

  • Boyd Brunson named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Boyd Brunson on winning the Paladins Team MVP award for Season 22.

  • Brunson receives ring

    Boyd Brunson has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 4 champion League I team. Congratulations!

  • Brunson selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Boyd Brunson, who has been selected to represent the League I All-League team after averaging 23.5ppg, 2.5rpg and 5.5apg during the season.

  • Brunson selected as an All-Star

    Boyd Brunson has been voted as an all-star for the Paladins. Brunson averaged 23.1ppg, 2.5rpg and 5.3apg.

  • Brunson agrees to deal with Paladins

    The Paladins have signed Boyd Brunson to the team in a deal worth $16,664,000 per season for 5 seasons.

  • Boyd Brunson contract declined

    Boyd Brunson will head into free agency after a deal could not be reached with the Paladins. Brunson was seeking a deal for 5 seasons which would pay $20,830,000 .

  • Not so fast Razors

    The Paladins have come roaring back into contention with 2 straight wins to tie the championship series at two. They defeated the Razors 120-115 holding on to the win with an onslaught of perimeter shots. Both teams played very well, but in the end the Paladins were able to hold on to the victory with Boyd Brunson scoring 30 points with 6 assists. Tawa Wilsdon pulled in 11 boards with 20 points and 5 assists.

    The final game will be at home for the Razors where they will attempt to win their 1st franchise championship, while the Paladins attempt their 6th out of 8 championship series.

  • Still Alive! Paladins steal one from Razors

    The Paladins held on to win by 8 after leading by 24 at the Razors home court and avoid being swept in the Season 19 championship game. Mauricio Wolcott was able to avoid foul trouble this time out and led the game with 33 points with 9 assists while Boyd Brunson scored 26 with 7 assists. The team has a real opportunity to tie the series up as they head back home for game 4.

  • Paladins sweep with OT win over Rhinos!

    It was a thriller on Rhinos court in the 3rd game of the semi-final series against the Paladins, with the Rhinos up by three, the Paladins Markes Rankin hit a three pointer for 3 of his 7 points in the game to send things into overtime 115-115. In OT, the Paladins kept ahead to win by 2 points and head to their league record 8th championship game in 19 seasons. Boyd Brunson was tremendous scoring 40 points with 9 assists. Rookie center Tawa Wilsdon was also huge scoring 26 with 11 rebounds. The Rhinos miss an opportunity to attend their 2nd championship to match their two franchise playoff appearances. Oddly enough, their only trip was against the Paladins in season 8, which they lost.

    The Paladins are 5-2 in championship contention. They will be matched against the Razors who also swept their series against the Tigers. The Razors will be in their first championship game as well. The teams split the head-to-head series during the regular season 1-1. Both teams have also both been ranked the top 2 teams in the league according to the power rankings, with the Paladins holding a slight edge. The #5 Razors will hold home court advantage however over the #6 Paladins.

  • Brunson selected as an All-Star

    Boyd Brunson has been voted as an all-star for the Paladins. Brunson averaged 19.2ppg, 2.4rpg and 5.8apg.

  • Lava come out on top in double OT thriller

    The Paladins seemed poised to take the series lead, but lost their composure down the stretch allowing the Lava to pull off an incredible comeback taking the game to two overtimes to win 131-128 to go up 2-1 in the series. Kodie Cabotage wowed the crowd again with the best performance of his career scoring 52 points with 9 rebounds while Salam Scherma scored 17 with 17 assists. Boyd Brunson was no slacker either, scoring 39 points with 9 assists while Mauricio Wolcott scored 24 with 11 assists.

    Next game the teams go back to the Paladins pad for game 4.

  • Brunson receives ring

    Boyd Brunson has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 1 champion League I team. Congratulations!

  • Brunson selected for All-League Team

    Boyd Brunson has been selected to represent the League I All-League team after averaging 24.7ppg, 2.9rpg and 6.4apg during the season.

  • Paladins score key win over Dragons

    The Paladins beat the Dragons 91-86 to almost guarantee that they will go into the playoffs as the top seed. Boyd Brunson scored 28 poinst with 6 assists in the victory.

  • Brunson returns and leads Paladin to win

    Boyd Brunson came off of injury to dazzle the Clash with 36 points and 6 assists. The Paladins won the game on a buzzer beating 3-pointer by Brunson 115-113

  • Paladins rally in second half to beat Urchins

    The Paladins defeated the Rhinos 112-95 but needed 74 points in the second half to do it. Scoring leader Boyd Brunson scored a season high 42 points while Mauricio Wolcott just missed a triple double with 17 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists. Jamal Gibson chipped in 29 points with 7 boards and 5 assists.

  • Brunson tops 40 in Paladins blowout

    Boyd Brunson stepped up while Mauricio Wolcott was held to limited minutes due to foul trouble scoring 42 points with 6 assists and 4 steals. Jamal Gibson was clutch with 34 points and 6 assists.

  • Paladins pull off last second win over Spirit

    It took the Paladins till the 4th quarter to take a lead in the game and with under 20 seconds Mauricio Wolcott pulled off the 91-90 win over the Spirit. Wolcott scored 29 with 6 boards and 5 assists while Boyd Brunson scored 32 with 6 steals.

  • Brunson leads Paladins over Dragons

    Boyd Brunson and the Paladins outpaced the full-strength Dragons 106-100 with Brunson scoring 44 points on 31 attempts with 8 assists. Mauricio Wolcott scored 27.

  • Brunson on a tear scoring 37

    The Paladins mounted a 111-89 win over the previously undefeated Urchins with Boyd Brunson scoring 37 points with 13 assists while veteran Loyd Alexandria pulled in 19 boards.

  • Brunson scores 38 in win

    The Paladins beat the Venom handedly 104-71 with Boyd Brunson scoring 38 points with 12 assists.

  • Paladins stay alive to force game 3

    The series is tied at one after the Paladins put on a strong showing 122-88 over the Ice to beat them for the first time all season. Boyd Brunson was huge with 44 points and 7 assists while Mauricio Wolcott scored 36 with 6 assists.

  • Paladins grab win to end losing streak

    The Paladins have finally ended their 3 game losing streak with a 115-93 win over the Clash. They are in a very close battle with the Razors trying to hold on to the 4th spot in the standings. League point leader Boyd Brunson scored 40 in the win.

  • Paladins score key win over Dragons

    The Paladins prevented themselves from falling to 3rd place in the standings by defeating the Dragons 103-97 despite Jamal Gibson fouling out early in the game. Boyd Brunson his league lead in scoring with 32 and 7 assists.

  • Paladins squeak out tough win over Urchins

    On their way to defeating the Urchins 105-99, Boyd Brunson scored 40, while Mauricio Wolcott put in 28 with 7 boards and 6 assists to lead the team.

  • Paladins prove best in wild game over the Pitbulls

    In what everyone called the championship preview game, the two best teams slugged it out with the Paladins once again getting the better of the Pitbulls 110-104. Boyd Brunson put up a game high 42 points to lead all scores in the win. The Paladins became the only team to score over 100 points on the Pitbulls this season.

  • Paladins streak ends

    The Paladins dropped their first game in 9 105-110 to the Ice. Boyd Brunson led the team with 34 points in the win.

  • Paladins storm back to even series

    Boyd Brunson scored 37 points with 12 assists, Loyd Alexandria pulled down 20 boards and Mauricio Wolcott scored 32 with 11 boards and 6 assists.

  • Paladins hold on for big win over Pitbulls

    The Paladins scored 133 points to beat the Paladins by 14 scoring over 30 points in every period. Boyd Brunson led all scores with 41 points to take charge in the very important win ending the Pitbulls streak at 8.

  • Paladins pull out huge win over Spirit

    The Paladins playoff hopes are alive and well as the team pulled out a 94-90 win over the Spirit sitting in a close 4th place in the standings. Boyd Brunson dished 11 with 24 points in the win.

  • Brunson sets team assists record in Paladins win

    Boyd Brunson put in 15 assists to tie teamate Mauricio Wolcott's team record. He also had 32 points in the 127-81 win over the Spikers.

  • Paladins beat Pitbulls to take series

    The Paladins beat the Pitbulls for the third time 114-104 to take the season series which could be crucial when things come down to the wire. Boyd Brunson scored a game high 33 points with 12 assists in the win.

  • Brunson notches 46 points in win

    Boyd Brunson had a career high of 46 points to lead the Paladins over the Gryphons 131-101 to put the team over .500 and their 3rd straight win.

  • Paladins upset Pitbulls

    Boyd Brunson had a huge game scoring 41 points and 9 assists in the Paladins 113-107 win over the Pitbulls keeping them over .500.

  • Brunson puts up career high 13 assists in loss

    The Paladins couldn't come back dropping the game 112-119 to the Ice. Boyd Brunson however was big with 24 points with a career high of 13 assists.

  • Bunson off to good start in Paladins win

    The Paladins started out on the right foot defeating the defending champ Pitbulls 113-101 with Boyd Brunson scoring a game high 34 to lead the charge. Rookie #1 pick Mauricio Wolcott had a more quiet game with 21 points and 5 assists.

  • Boyd returns to end 8 game losing streak

    Boyd Brunson returned to the lineup after 8 straight losses without him scoring 34 to lead the Paladins over the Clash 108-88.

  • Brunson OUT

    Boyd Brunson will miss the next 9 games for the Paladins pretty much assuring the lowest spot in the standings for the second season in a row. They have finished either last or second to last the past 3 seasons. They lost the game 83-111 to the Spirit.

  • Paladins stomp Spikers by 17

    The Paladins put on quite a show defeating the Spikers 118-101 with rookie Jamal Gibson scoring 32 points with 5 boards, while sophomore Boyd Brunson dished 9 assists while leading the way with 35 points.

  • Paladins put up big numbers in win

    The Paladins snapped another one of their losing streaks of 4 games beating the Spikers 124-92. Loyd Alexandria had another one of his patented double doubles grabbing 22 points and rebounds while rookie Boyd Brunson scored a career high 39 points with another career high 10 assists in the win.

  • Paladins snap 8 game losing streak

    The Paladins led by rookie Boyd Brunson ended an 8 game loss streak, the second longest in team history. Brunson scored 33 points with 8 assists in the 105-102 win over the Pitbulls.

  • Rookie Brunson debuts with big game in loss

    Boyd Brunson came out with 28 points, 6 boards and 10 assists to lead the Paladins despite losing 106-121 to the Spirit.