On top of being named the BIG3 Most Valuable Player this summer, Boston Ball Hogs guard Jeremy Pargo is now a BIG3 champion.
At 40 years old, Pargo is still looking like a high-level competitor. The captain hit two back-to-back four-pointers to come from behind and beat the Dallas Power, 51-49. He finished with 21 points, nine assists, and six rebounds in the victory.
The three-time BIG3 All-Star with the ever-growing 3-on-3 league was seen celebrating with founder Ice Cube after the clutch performance.
This summer with the Ball Hogs, the Chicago, Illinois native led the BIG3 in total points (201), assists (44), three-pointers made (21), and four-pointers made (nine, a single-season record).
Most recently, Pargo competed with Grindavik of the Urvalsdeild Karla in Iceland. He won the Icelandic League championship and was named the Most Valuable Player there as well, scoring 48 points on 10-of-16 three-pointers in the championship-clinching game over Tindastoll.
During his 16-year professional basketball career, Pargo has played in countries like Israel, Russia, China, Italy, Lebanon, and Spain, to go along with three seasons in the NBA with the Memphis Grizzlies, Philadelphia 76ers, and Golden State Warriors.
It seems like he can still keep it going, not planning to slow down any time soon.
Arden Cravalho is a Gonzaga University graduate from the Bay Area… Follow him on X @a_cravalho
