Bobby Ciafardini, known as Bobby Cey, as well as the "Marv Albert of the Streets" has served as Hoops in the Sun's main commentator since June of 2001. Recruited by Joe "Pops" Cruz while Cey was announcing a Lehman College basketball game, Cruz Sr. pictured Cey as the guy who had the professionalism, intelligence and uncanny word play that would elevate the league to a higher standard. Cey has been notoriously known for knowing the history and background on the players who participate in the league, as well as his catchy phrases from "Oh Doctor" to "Taking it to the tin" and "Thriving, Conniving and Mesmorizing." When it comes to commentating a game - from a Regular Season to an All-Star and to a Championship Game, there isn't anyone who calls a game better than the HITS Hall of Famer - the "Coolest White Boy In The Room."
"G-Stacks" or simply known as your "Favorite Uncle", has served as Hoops in the Sun's color analyst since June of 2007. Recruited by Kendric Flowers (coach of Pops 5 - The Legacy) Stacks gives the streetball junkies what they've been waiting for: Basketball on the funny side, as well as Basketball on the serious and political side. With his bag of phrases such as "Driver's License " and "Text Message To The Defender" to "My Favorite Nephew is..." and "The Mt. Everest of Streetball," Stacks brings the mindset of analyzing and breakding down every key component all throughout the game. Stacks has been noted as the most influential and knowledgeable streetball color analyst in the business. Cey and Stacks have become streetball's greatest commentating duo - bringing their "A-Game" to make every game feel like an instant classic.
Mike Patrick, aka "DJ Uneeq" has been the leagues' official disc jockey since June, 2002. The Bronx native has displayed his "playing memorable music for the audience" talents for numerous of years. With "The Blend Master" and "The Remix Killer" as his other a.k.a's, Uneeq has taken his skills from the beach to nightclubs, bars, lounges and other various events. Uneeq has occassionally commentated the Youth All-Star and Championship Games, lending his flavor and knowledge of the game of basketball on the mic. Uneeq was also a member of the 2009 Hoops in the Sun Hall of Fame Class.
