Can Neptune get it together to shock old rivals Demons in playoff showdown?

It’s the first seed going up against the eighth but anything could happen in tis local derby. 
Energywise Ireland Neptune's Chancellor Hunter breaks away from Tralee Warriors Daniel Jokubaitis during the recent Men's Super League basketball match in Neptune Stadium. Picture: Howard Crowdy

Energywise Ireland Neptune's Chancellor Hunter breaks away from Tralee Warriors Daniel Jokubaitis during the recent Men's Super League basketball match in Neptune Stadium. Picture: Howard Crowdy

Strip away the names, ignore the history the two clubs share, you’d have no hesitation as to who you think should win this game.

It’s the first seed going up against the eighth, and at home too, not in some neutral venue as is the practice in the March Madness they have on the other side of the Atlantic.

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