Majestic Winter ‘25 Comp Division Playoff Preview
The Majestic Comp Division has been a battle all season, and now, with the playoffs upon us, only the strongest teams remain. The Calabreezees have been dominant in the East, while the Cone Work squad has looked solid out West. But if we’ve learned anything this season, it’s that no team is safe when the stakes are high.
With high-powered offenses, gritty underdogs, and teams peaking at the right time, this playoff race is wide open. Who will rise to the occasion? Let’s break down each team and what to expect heading into the postseason.
Majestic Comp East
1. Calabreezees (5-0) – Flat Out Favorites
The only undefeated team in the Comp Division, the Calabreezees have been unstoppable, finishing with a perfect 5-0 record while having the highest point differential (+15.0 PPG) in the entire division. Their offense is rolling at 67.4 PPG, and their defense has been just as impressive, allowing only 52.4 PPG. With momentum on their side, they enter the playoffs as the clear favorites. Calabreezes are the clear cut favorites. No team has even made them sweat this season. Calabreezes are the only team out of the three divisions who has negative odds to win the championship. That is how dominant they have been. Will they finally get a ring after over a year in the league?
X-Factor: Teamwork
2. Misfits (4-1) – Next Team in Line
Right behind the Calabreezees are the Misfits, who finished 4-1 and own the division’s best defense, allowing just 47.2 PPG. Misfits have had an incredible season, having the next best odds to win the championship. After not even making the playoffs last season to being the second best team is quite the turn around. They’re facing some late season injuries, so we’ll see if that affects their playoff run.
X-Factor: Health
3. Dynasty (3-2) – The Closers
The Dynasty squad is an offensive force, scoring 65.0 PPG, but their defense has been their biggest challenge (70.2 PPG allowed). All three of their wins this season have been by 2 or less points!! They let each team keep it close throughout all their games, will they finally be able to create a buffer in the playoffs? They have a favorable first round matchup against Berksan since they will be missing their top player.
X-Factor: Defense
4. Weekend Warriors (1-4) – The Dark Horse
Despite their 1-4 record, the Weekend Warriors have shown they can score, averaging 67.0 PPG—nearly as much as the top-seeded Calabreezees. However, they’ve struggled on defense, allowing 68.6 PPG, and are entering the playoffs on a four-game losing streak. The Weekend Warriors are easily the best 1-4 team in Majestic history. All their losses have come in crunch time and they are the only team that have given Calabreezes problems. If they can get past Calabreezes in the first round, they might be favored to win the whole thing.
X-Factor: Late game execution and size
Majestic Comp West
1. Cone Work (3-2) – The Scoring Machine
Leading the West is Cone Work, a high-powered squad averaging 73.2 PPG, the highest in the division. Their defense has been decent (67.4 PPG allowed), but they’ll need to be sharper against elite competition. Coming in with a two-game win streak, they have the momentum to make a deep run. Although Cone Work can score in bunches, they are a very small team. If their shot isn’t falling, they don’t have much of an inside game to fall back on. Their offense is heavily three point and mid range dependent, while their defense isn’t superb either. They have the highest pace in the division, but will they be able to continually score in the halfcourt?
X-Factor: Shooting
2. Berksan (3-2) – The Balanced Threat
With a 3-2 record and a nearly even scoring differential (-1.4 PPG), Berksan has been one of the more balanced teams in the league. They don’t dominate in any one category, but they also don’t have any glaring weaknesses. They will be missing their top player this Sunday, Tianen Chen, and that is a huge loss. What was projected to be a close game, has Berksan being heavy underdogs in their first round matchup against Dynasty.
X-Factor: Scoring without Tianen
3. No Limit Hooperz (3-2) – The ?
Another 3-2 team, No Limit Hooperz have been solid but enter the playoffs on a two-game losing streak. Their defense has struggled at times (63.6 PPG allowed), but if they can get back to their winning ways, they could be a serious contender. Since moving up to this division, No Limit Hooperz has gone 1-2. After winning the White division last season, No Limit is in a bad spot to repeat. They have a favorable first round matchup due to their size, but if they make it past this round it will be a tough road.
X-Factor: Teamwork
4. Bay Area Snipers (2-3) – The Wild Card
Despite finishing with a 2-3 record, the Bay Area Snipers have one of the best offenses in the West, scoring 72.4 PPG. Their biggest issue? A three-game losing streak to close out the season. Will Joshua Hatcher play? If he is playing, then the Snipers have the ability to make a Cinderella run. Without him, their chances remain slim. In his 2 games, Joshua is averaging 26.5 points and 11.5 rebounds. They are a different team with him on the court.
X-Factor: Joshua Hatcher
Players to Watch
Abdu from W.E Warriors – Can he lead an upset?
Leyton from Misfits – Will he continue to be an all around player?
Dominic Simpkins from Cone Work – Can he lead his team to a championship?
Joshua Hatcher from B.A. Snipers – Will he show up?
Predictions & Hot Takes
Calabreezees are easy favorites, will they finally win one?
Cone Work’s offense could carry them to the finals.
Weekend Warriors are a dangerous underdog despite their record.
Bay Area Snipers are a sneaky contender.
Final Thoughts
The Majestic Comp Playoffs are shaping up to be intense, with multiple teams capable of making a championship run. Will the favorites hold strong, or are we in for some Cinderella stories? Calabreezes are the team to beat, but if they lose early; then this division is wide open.
