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Stretch run saviors? Impact eligible transfers

It’s a rite of passage in the fluid world of Michigan high school basketball — transfers becoming eligible post-MLK Jr. Day. If the chemistry is right, these new faces have the talent to impact their teams the rest of the way. Noah Baylis 5-11 Jr Flint Powers: He was the first underclassman to lead the…

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