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by Mark. on Tue May 23, 2006 11:28 am
Top stuff dude, you know how the draft goes in Live, theres a pretty good chance one of the top players will drop as far as you 
"Money is options, not happiness, its what you do with those options that makes your life" - Conrad Bishop
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by BOSS on Wed May 24, 2006 4:45 pm
SAballer wrote:how many minutes do you play per quarter???
12 Minutes
Jing wrote:nice.. rudy gay.. ugh...
good to have you back man. catch you on MSN
Ya Rudy Gay.
Thanks man.
Catch you on msn as well.
hammertime23 wrote:hopefully a lottery pick drops down to your spot
No chance man.
I was a playoff team and my team wasn't in the lottery selection.
Anthony15 wrote:Why did u post the lottery twice..lol?
Before that was a mock draft.
This one is the real one. Haha.
Mark. wrote:Top stuff dude, you know how the draft goes in Live, theres a pretty good chance one of the top players will drop as far as you
Ye there weird as fuck.
Hopefully all goes well.
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by BOSS on Wed May 24, 2006 4:54 pm
TORONTO, ON - The Toronto Raptors had three free agents on their team :
C - Earl Barron
C - Pape Sow
G - Jose Calderon
All of them cannot be signed due to salary cap and two are allowed contracts with the Raptors.
The main goals for this franchise is to keep the young guns like Sow and Calderon which the organization did.
SIGNED
C - Pape Sow
Contract - Term undisclosed
G - Jose Manuel Calderon
Contract - Term undisclosed
RELEASED
C - Earl Barron
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by BOSS on Wed May 24, 2006 5:04 pm
* Props to Anthony15
TORONTO, ON - Today there is a huge amount of retirees from the NBA this off-season and one of them is Alvin Williams of the Toronto Raptors.
Due to major injuries in his basketball career,
he chose to retire due to the distraction of it.
Another surprise is to see sharpshooter Eddie Jones of Memphis Grizzles retire after 12 seasons.
He lead his team to one of the best records this season and it is wondered why he chose to retire at such a early stage in his life.
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by Mark. on Wed May 24, 2006 7:34 pm
Good resignings, was a bit of a no brainer, Goodbye ZO, Rob and Eddie 
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by BOSS on Fri May 26, 2006 4:35 pm
" LaMarcus Aldridge "
Birthdate : 07/19/85
College : Texas
Class : Sophomore
Height : 6'11"
Weight : 245 LBS
Hometown : Dallas, TX
Best Case Scenario : Jermaine O'Neal
Worst Case Scenario : Channing Frye
+ : Blocking, Offensive Awareness, Inside Scoring
+/- : FG, Rebounding, Strength, FT
- : Hardiness, Passing, Dribbling
Draft Projected : Lottery Pick
" Tyrus Thomas "
Birthdate : 08/17/86
College : LSU
Class : Freshman
Height : 6'9"
Weight : 218 LBS
Hometown : Baton Rouge, LA
Best Case Scenario : Kenyon Martin
Worst Case Scenario : Stromile Swift
+ : Dunking, Athletism, Blocking, Jumping
+/- : FG, Passing, Dribbling, Inside Scoring
- : Strength, FT
Draft Projected : Lottery
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by BOSS on Fri May 26, 2006 4:43 pm
Tuomas wrote:Nooo Robert Pack retiring, the former dunking-on-seven-footers - six footer. Very nice presentation.
Haha.
I was considering signing him last season but didn't want to waste cash.
Thanks man.
Ur dynasty is too old school.
Love it. Haha
Mark. wrote:Nice stuff
Just a pre-draft camp workout.
Something to show you guys to wait till I due the real draft.
And when it's all organized.
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by hammertime23 on Sat May 27, 2006 5:07 am
Sam. wrote:hammertime23 wrote:hopefully a lottery pick drops down to your spot
No chance man.
I was a playoff team and my team wasn't in the lottery selection.
no i meant a lottery pick like a player projected to be a lottery pick
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by Its_asdf on Sat May 27, 2006 7:38 am
Another fine job with the scouting reports, but I don't like how you made the Tyson Chandler comparison with Tyrus Thomas since Chandler is a 7 footer. I'd say Antonio Mcdyess is a more suitable comparison for Thomas. Oh well, draftexpress's comparison's are always garbage anyways.
I hope that you draft Denham Brown in the second round, if you created him, that is. That's all I can ask for in this draft.
I hope that you draft Denham Brown in the second round, if you created him, that is. That's all I can ask for in this draft.
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by Mark. on Sat May 27, 2006 8:54 am
Nice stuff dude, dunno bout Channing Frye being a worst case for Aldridge, Frye aint bad....
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by BOSS on Sat May 27, 2006 9:46 am
Its_asdf wrote:He took the comparisons off of draftexpress, so technically its not really what he thinks. I've never liked draftexpress's comparisons' anyway.
Yes I did.
Me too, I never really liked there comparison but I needed temporary ones. =)
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