Headlines for Sebastian Heyer

  • Heyer announces retirement

    After 13 seasons in the league, Sebastian Heyer has decided to hang it up.Heyer was originally drafted by the Meteors in the 1st season.

  • Lizards waive Sebastian Heyer

    The Lizards have waived Sebastian Heyer from their roster. Sebastian posted 2.0 PPG, with 0.5 rebounds and 0.9 assists while playing 6.3 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Heyer agrees to deal with Lizards

  • Impact waive Sebastian Heyer

    The Impact have waived Sebastian Heyer from their roster. Sebastian posted 2.2 PPG, with 0.7 rebounds and 1.3 assists while playing 7.4 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Heyer agrees to deal with Impact

  • Meteors waive Sebastian Heyer

    The Meteors have waived Sebastian Heyer from their roster. Sebastian posted 2.2 PPG, with 0.7 rebounds and 1.3 assists while playing 7.4 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Sebastian Heyer re-signs with Meteors

    Sebastian Heyer has signed on to play for another 3 seasons with the Meteors for a contract worth $5,890,000 per season.

  • Heyer traded to Meteors

    The Meteors have reached a deal with the Jacks that will send a season 15, 1st round draft pick, a season 13, 2nd round draft pick, and Tom Barringer to the Jacks in exchange for Sebastian Heyer.

    Heyer averaged 15.7 PPG, 2.0 rebounds and 2.9 assists in 26.6 minutes per game.

  • Jaycox traded to Meteors from Jacks for Heyer

    The Jacks have reached a deal with the Meteors that will send Eli Jaycox to the Meteors in exchange for Sebastian Heyer.

    Jaycox averaged 16.1 PPG, 4.0 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 29.5 minutes per game. Heyer averaged 10.5 PPG, 1.7 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 20.4 minutes per game.

  • Sebastian Heyer re-signs with Meteors

    Sebastian Heyer has signed on to play for another 3 seasons with the Meteors for a contract worth $5,430,000 per season.

  • Heyer injured, will miss at least 6 games.

  • Heyer injured, may miss time

  • Sebastian Heyer re-signs with Meteors

    Sebastian Heyer has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Meteors for a contract worth $3,190,000 per season.

  • Heyer injured, will miss at least 1 game.

  • Heyer injured, may miss time

  • Runaway win for Moles over Meteors

    The Moles tied a franchise best 5 wins in a row 123-99 over the Meteors with Corbin Jacko cleaning up playing his best all-around game with 29 points including a monster 6 of 7 from the perimeter. Kent Noll scored 25 in the win. For the Meteors, Jose Teske was somewhat rough coming back from injury, but put in 15 points with 11 boards and 8 assists while Sebastian Heyer paced the team with 27.

    The Moles next host the 5-3 Diamonds where they attempt to set the franchise mark of 6 wins in a row.

  • Coach Talk Pre Game 3

    Nice game overall from the guys. Really starting to see which crews mesh together. Some players really defining their roles.

    Playing with the idea of getting  Denis Cagle the start with  Dean Botelho as 6th man. I like how scrappy Cagle can be. 

    I think it is safe to say  Jose Teske has shown himself as Team Captain from now on, he really showed how clutch he can be, bringing us to a near victory tonight. 

    Sebastian Heyer needs to just stay in his lane sometimes, seems to be trying to much, gotta play more team ball, former Captain. 

    And I am liking the option of Skabo as a clutch defender when I need some help, he'll probably be coming off the bench as well. 

    Gandy was pretty pedestrian tonight, not much noise from our 3 big men overall. 

    Moles are a stacked team, hope to face them again in more dire situations. 

  • Sebastian Heyer re-signs with Meteors

    Sebastian Heyer has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Meteors for a contract worth $5,260,000 per season.

  • Heyer injured, will miss at least 3 games.

  • Heyer injured, will miss at least 1 game.

  • Heyer injured, will miss at least 2 games.

  • Meteoric Fall

    One of the most intriguing story lines this season has been the reigning League II champion Meteors failing to launch. The team already has more losses than last season and is on pace for the worst record in franchise history. They have failed to win more than one game in a row and are battling with the Fire Ants to avoid being the league bottom-dwellers in the standings.

    All this while every single starter was returned to the lineup. But maybe it's not so strange...

    Perenial Team MVP Dean Botelho has been on a steady decline with his numbers, it will be interesting to see if the Meteors retain him after this season when his $17.8m contract is up.

    Trevor Skabo came off a Playoff MVP season last season, to starting just 3 games this season.

    Marshall Silvia, a lifelong solid role player for the team was put into the starting position for Skabo, but has struggled to fill his shoes.

    Many thought center Homer Gandy would have a breakout season, but he has struggled to put up double digit points all season.

    Point guad Elbert Hewgley has been all put invisible this season putting up low numbers across the board, and when he is not distributing the ball like he was expected to, the whole team struggles.

    Shooting guard Sebastian Heyer continues to improve and is the only player that seems to be solid day in and day out, but he is not a player that the team can ride to victories.

    Is Coach Hasheem's job in jeopardy after the disappointing season? So far it's likely that he will return, but things will have to be shaken up in Meteorville for him to keep the job beyond that.

  • Heyer receives ring

    Sebastian Heyer has received his championship ring for being part of the League II, Season 3 champion Cloud team. Congratulations!

  • Meteors Blast Off of the Ropes to force Game 5

    The Meteors came into this game knowing it was do or die and they simply 'did'. Out of the gates it was an assault and the home team Badgers could not answer. Sebastian Heyer  and Trevor Skabo  led the way scoring 32 points a piece, but it was really an all around show of force and why this team came in T-#1 in the league. 

    Of note is the injury to Big man Homer Gandy, hopefully it will not be too serious as the Meteors rely on him for down low play. 

  • Heyer injured, will miss at least 7 games.

  • Sebastian Heyer re-signs with Meteors

    Sebastian Heyer has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Meteors for a contract worth $4,360,000 per season.

  • Meteors rally late but lose opening game to Impact

    Coach Hasheem:

    We got out to a pretty slow start, couldn't find our groove.  Sebastian Heyer and  Homer Gandy really carried us during that time. But we began the 4th quarter on a 10-2 run and finally tied things up at 72-72. Our shooting problems crept back up though as we failed to take the lead and lost by 8. But hey, it was exciting. 

  • Meteors Win on the Road with B-Team

    With staples Homer Gandy  and Sebastian Heyer  on the pine for the game,  Buford Lashley shined leading the team in points. The Meteors get their first win under the Hasheem regeme in a close on in the Wasp's nest. 

  • Botelho scores just 8 in worst outting of career

    If superstar Dean Botelho can't get started, there is no chance that the Meteors will win a basketball game, and that's just what happened against the Cobras. Botelho scored just 8 with 9 reobunds in his worst outting in a 29 point loss to the Cobras. Marshall Silvia and Sebastian Heyer both scored 21 to lead the team.

  • McNiff out for the entire season

    Guard Terrence Mcniff went down with a blow to the head and will miss the rest of the season. This is a tough break for the Meteors as this is the 2nd guard to go down to injury this season. Mcniff was scoring 13 points a game and led the team with 8 assists per game.

    Sebastian Heyer will step in and is no stranger to experience as he has played in 9 games and is averaging nearly 18 minutes a game.