Big 3 Basketball Comes To Atlanta: Get Tickets, Info

Big 3, the popular three-on-three pro basketball league, is coming to downtown Atlanta on Sunday July 7, 2019. The games will be played at State Farm Arena starting at 1 p.m. ET.

The league co-founded by Ice Cube and others, tipped off its third season in mid-June in Detroit. This time, former NBA all-stars like Lamar Odom, Joe Johnson and others.

Big 3 basketball in Atlanta

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Here is the Big 3 basketball schedule for Atlanta on July 7, 2019:

Date  Big 3 Games Location
1 p.m. 3-Headed Monsters vs. Killer 3s State Farm Arena
4 p.m. Power vs. Trilogy State Farm Arena
8 p.m. Triplets vs. Bivouac State Farm Arena

Big 3 basketball in Atlanta: Meet the teams

The 3-Headed Monsters went 7-1 at one point last year but couldn’t finish the deal. They are led by prolific scorers Rashard Lewis, Mahmoud Abdul Rauf and Reggie Evans.

Power went 4-4 last year behind the prowess of Corey Maggette, Cuttino Mobley and Glen “Big Baby” Davis, among others.

Trilogy, the 2018 Big 3 champions, return this season with Jason Terry, James White and David Hawkins.

The Triplets bring a formidable force on the court, including “Iso” Joe Johnson, Al Jefferson and Jennero Pargo among others.

Bivouac is an expansion team with an decidedly Atlanta flavor: Former Atlanta Hawk legend Reggie Theus helms the team with former Philips Arena highlighters Dion Glover and Josh Smith.

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