Star players such as Tom Barker, Dan Cramer, Mitchell Plaat, David Lawrence, Henk Pieterse, Paul Thompson and Mike Reddick played for Nashua in this decade.

The year after that (2006–07) EiffelTowers The Bosch would win the title again after a clean sweep against the Matrixx Magixx, after losing only four games in the regular season.

Star of the season for Den Bosch was Brandyn Curry, who was named DBL Playoffs MVP.

After the 2015–16 season, it was revealed that Shoeters was dealing with serious financial problems which had the team on the edge of bankruptcy.

[5] In October 2016, the team was bought by Triple Double BV, a sports marketing enterprise.

Owner of the company Bob van Oosterhout took over the club which was no longer in danger of dissolution.

[6] In its first season as New Heroes, the club finished fourth in the DBL and was swept by Donar in the semi-finals.

[11] On 15 June 2021, Heroes signed three-time DBL champion Erik Braal as head coach.

On 29 May 2022, Heroes ended a 7-year drought when it won its seventeenth national championship, beating ZZ Leiden in the finals series 3–2.

After many successful seasons by Nashua Den Bosch in the 1980s, a true basketball hall was built with the Maaspoort.