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The Summer 26 season is halfway over and the three unofficial award races are heating up. The early boards are stacked with familiar faces — former MVPs, ex-Defensive Players of the Year, and league champions all back in the hunt — alongside a wave of newcomers crashing the party. With the first half of the season in the books, here's who's making an early statement in the MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, and Rookie of the Year chases. MVP Race: Wilburn Sets the Pace Donald
At first glance, 2EZ looks like a team on the verge of a breakthrough. Look closer, and they look like a team on the verge of a collapse. The numbers tell a fascinating story. Despite sitting at 0-4, 2EZ has been competitive in every game they've played this summer. Their losses have come by margins of just 2 points, 3 points, 1 point, and 3 points. Two of those contests required overtime. In a league where many teams are separated by only a few possessions, 2EZ has proven th
Money Team guard Trevon Webster has earned Week 3 PGS Cover Athlete of the Week honors after delivering one of the most impactful performances of the season. Webster filled the stat sheet with an outstanding all-around effort, finishing with: 🏀 23 Points💪 10 Rebounds🎯 2 Assists🛑 4 Steals🚫 1 Block The performance not only helped propel Money Team but also showcased why Webster continues to be one of the most reliable and efficient guards in the PBL. Now in his third PBL s