The NBLL’s rookie class is small, but it’s already making waves. One of the most anticipated debuts of the season came in Game 7 when Cake finally took the field for the Micro Dicks after missing time with an injury. Expectations were high, and Cake didn’t disappoint, immediately proving to be a defensive force and setting records in their first outing.
Drafted as a key piece for the Micro Dicks, Cake’s debut was put on hold due to an early-season injury. With the Micro Dicks already dominating the league, some wondered if their return would even make a difference or if they would simply blend into the existing powerhouse. But when Cake finally took the field, they made an impact that couldn’t be ignored.
In their very first game, Cake put up 2 points, 6 saves, and 4 blocks, playing a crucial role in a 5-3 victory over the SQ Dragons. Those 6 saves weren’t just impressive—they were historic, setting the NBLL record for most saves in a single game by a rookie and setting the all-time record for most saves in a single game overall.
Their defensive presence was undeniable, frustrating the Dragons’ offensive attempts and giving Coldblizzard the space to do what he does best—score. With Coldblizzard dropping 3 points and Jordan of the Dragons putting up a league-record 10 blocks, the game was a defensive battle, but Cake’s contributions ultimately tipped the scales in favor of the Micro Dicks.
After such a strong debut, the question now is: can Cake keep this up? The Micro Dicks are already sitting atop the league standings, and with Cake in the lineup, they may have just added another dangerous piece to an already lethal squad.
If Cake continues to perform at this level, they could be a dark horse candidate for Defensive Player of the Year despite missing time early in the season. One thing is certain—Cake has arrived, and the NBLL has taken notice.