TCBL Toronto Community Basketball League

FYTB vs Butter Fingers

Schedule / Sunday, Sep 27 Sunday LeagueSunday Morning · Beginner Sun, Sep 27, 2026
64 FYTB W
FINALWon by 17

11:00 AM · 211 Steeles Ave E, North York · Map

Game highlights1:28 · every made shot

Game recap

Written by AI from the game stats

FYTB took care of business, 64-47 over Butter Fingers, controlling the glass and the paint from the jump. The 17-point margin moves FYTB to 2-1 while Butter Fingers falls to 0-2 on the young season.

FYTB lived inside and on the offensive boards. They knocked down 18-of-30 in the paint at a 60% clip and hauled in 12 offensive rebounds, turning misses into second-chance points all afternoon. Butter Fingers kept the scoreboard respectable from the perimeter, splashing 7-of-17 from three (41%), but managed only 9-of-19 on twos as FYTB's rotations forced tougher looks. The ball movement gap told the rest of the story: FYTB dished 11 assists on 26 makes, Butter Fingers just 4 helpers on 16 makes.

om patel caught fire from distance, burying 5-of-8 from beyond the arc on his way to 19 points on 7-of-13 shooting, adding 6 boards. #24 was a model of efficiency at 7-of-9 from the field, 6-of-7 inside the arc, finishing with a 16/4/4 line. #64 was the interior hammer, going 7-of-8 from the field for 18 points while ripping down 8 rebounds, 5 on the offensive glass, to keep possessions alive.

For Butter Fingers, #74 led the charge with 20 on 7-of-11 with 3 triples and 5 boards. #36 added 11. #85 battled through 4 turnovers for 6 points and 5 rebounds.

FYTB sealed it at the line and on the glass, converting 4-of-7 from the stripe while dominating the offensive glass 12-6.

Team takeaways

Written by AI from the game stats
FYTB
STRENGTHS
  1. Coach, three positives stand out from FYTB's boxscore. First, the offense was highly efficient overall with a 50 percent field goal percentage on 52 attempts, indicating quality shot selection and execution. Second, the interior scoring was dominant at 60 percent from two-point range, with #24 going 6 of 7 and #64 going 6 of 7 inside, showing the team successfully established its post game. Third, the offensive rebounding effort was strong with 12 offensive boards, which generated crucial second-chance opportunities and helped the team score 64 points.
TO WORK ON
  1. Coach, three areas need immediate attention. First, the team recorded zero blocks on the defensive end, which signals weak interior rim protection and allows opposing drivers easy lanes to the basket. I recommend emphasizing help-side rotations and possibly adjusting our defensive scheme to provide more shot-blocking presence. Second, the 11 turnovers are a major issue, particularly from key contributors like Om Patel with 3 turnovers and Shouvik Das with 2 turnovers. We need to prioritize ball-handling drills and half-court execution in practice to reduce these possessions lost. Third, only 7 free throw attempts indicate we are not attacking the basket aggressively enough. We drew just 4 made free throws, meaning we left significant points on the table. The team must be more decisive in driving to the rim and finishing through contact. Additionally, our 3-point defense may be vulnerable since the opponent shot 41 percent from deep, so closing out on shooters needs to be a focal point moving forward.
Butter Fingers
STRENGTHS
  1. Coach, three positives emerged from Butter Fingers' performance despite the loss. First, the three-point shooting was excellent at 41.2 percent on 17 attempts, with #74 going 3 of 6 from deep, demonstrating the team has reliable perimeter shooters who can stretch defenses. Second, the defensive rebounding was outstanding with 16 defensive boards, indicating strong box-out fundamentals and limiting the opponent to one-shot possessions on most plays. Third, free throw shooting was solid at 57 percent and the team earned 14 attempts, showing they were aggressive in attacking the basket and drawing fouls.
TO WORK ON
  1. Coach, three areas require significant improvement. First, the ball movement was stagnant with only 4 assists as a team, which explains the lower scoring output. #74 led with just 2 assists, and our half-court offense relied heavily on isolation plays rather than team-oriented execution. We must implement more dribble-handoffs, pick-and-roll sets, and off-ball screens to create better looks. Second, the offensive rebounding was poor with only 6 offensive boards compared to the opponent's 12, meaning we struggled to extend possessions and gave up valuable second-chance points. We need to emphasize crashing the offensive glass and crashing from the weak side more consistently. Third, the overall field goal percentage of 44.4 percent combined with 11 turnovers created too many empty possessions. Players like #85 going 1 of 7 and #53 going 0 of 4 must improve their shot selection. We should review film to identify higher-percentage opportunities and reduce the contested, low-percentage looks that are hurting our efficiency. Building better offensive rhythm will be essential to close the gap with stronger opponents.

Team stats

FYTBButter Fingers
26-52 · 50.0%
Field goals
44.4% · 16-36
8-22 · 36.4%
3-pointers
41.2% · 7-17
4-7
Free throws
8-14
25
Rebounds
22
11
Assists
4
5
Steals
5
0
Blocks
0
11
Turnovers
11

Box score

FG, 3P and FT shown as made-attempted

FYTB

64W
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
12om patelSniper 196100337-135-80-0
64luis lamajSmooth operator 188200317-81-13-4
24aadit patelPlayer of the gameDimer 164400017-91-21-1
22shouvik das 45220232-120-50-0
3Thakeshon Mangaleswaran 42110212-70-40-0
7abhishek paul 30120121-31-20-2
Team totals64251150111126-528-224-7
Shooting50.0%36.4%57.1%

Butter Fingers

47L
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
74Player #74Is this you? Claim it → 205120017-113-63-6
36Player #36Is this you? Claim it → 111000114-61-22-2
85Player #85Is this you? Claim it → 65000411-71-33-6
65Player #65Is this you? Claim it → 52010002-31-20-0
49Player #49Is this you? Claim it → 31110121-21-20-0
38Player #38Is this you? Claim it → 24100121-20-00-0
53Player #53Is this you? Claim it → 02110200-40-20-0
59Player #59Is this you? Claim it → 01000000-10-00-0
66Player #66Is this you? Claim it → 01000220-00-00-0
Team totals472245011916-367-178-14
Shooting44.4%41.2%57.1%

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