X's T'wolves (NBA 2K11)

Wow Indiana got lot of depth with Lamar,McGee and Barbosa. I wonder what the Wizards do during the offseason.

Wilt is happy to be in Milwaukee with his fellow countryman Andrew Bogut.

Wow! Nash is a Celtic

The Spurs, like always, quiet in the offseason, making noise in the regular season

I'm glad the Bucks got rid of Maggs and got LA and a good back-up for Yung Buck.

Wow Indiana got lot of depth with Lamar,McGee and Barbosa. I wonder what the Wizards do during the offseason.

You should see their depth chart at PG:

D.Collison/R.Sessions/T.Ford/C.Hasselhoff

Poor hova

Wilt is happy to be in Milwaukee with his fellow countryman Andrew Bogut.

Glad to hear. If I'm willing to give up Beasley then Bogut could come to Minnesota, but Wilt wouldn't be happy about that

Wow! Nash is a Celtic

I was wondering if somebody would notice that. Nash signed for MLE to try & win a title since Suns suck. Only in this Association will you see Cavs win & Nash ring chasing

The Spurs, like always, quiet in the offseason, making noise in the regular season

They've been understated. They traded George Hill for Stephen Jackson because they didn't want to give Hill his big contract (similar to what will likely happen IRL). They're going for title this season, but sadly like the Lakers, they're done.

I'm glad the Bucks got rid of Maggs and got LA and a good back-up for Yung Buck.

Wilt might argue about who's backing up who, but Young Buck's ratings are up to 85 now & he is Milwaukee's best player (ratings wise). With Bogut, LMA, Biedrins as a big 3 inside I'm thinking they're a mid-level Eastern playoff team.

Either way, definitely a great trade for Bucks


I'll get team depth charts up in the next few days. Anyways, I'm mulling over a Jordan Hill, Corey Brewer & future 2nd Round pick to Toronto for their 2013 1st Round pick. Just to create roster space (I've got 17 players including D-Leaguers), remove about $7.5m off my $70m cap figure & so on. At the moment Hill is on IR & Brewer will likely be my third wing off the bench behind Buford & Afflalo. I might hold off making the deal because if I deal Beasley (& open up starting spot for rook) then I'll want to retain Brewer as a backup. Hill has to go though because no way I re-sign him. Any thoughts?

Wilt is considering asking to start at SG

Wilt is considering asking to start at SG

I think I've changed your secondary position to SG since I want to see you play next to Jennings when I play the Bucks

Wilt is considering asking to start at SG

I think I've changed your secondary position to SG since I want to see you play next to Jennings when I play the Bucks

Ah, you should make the primary position to SG

Will be funny. Can't wait for season to start.

Looks like Nash is after a ring before he retires. Surprising to see Allen re-sign for four years, not sure he'll go that long in real life but then when it comes to shooters and for that matter point guards like Nash, they tend to be able to stick around and remain effective even as they approach 40.

I would praise you The X, if Nash would win a championship with Boston
I had never seen Nash win a championship with any of the Associations i've seen around here

Looks like Nash is after a ring before he retires. Surprising to see Allen re-sign for four years, not sure he'll go that long in real life but then when it comes to shooters and for that matter point guards like Nash, they tend to be able to stick around and remain effective even as they approach 40.

Allen's deal is only guaranteed through 3 years before C's get a chance to deny team option. I think they will probably will by that time.

I would praise you The X, if Nash would win a championship with Boston
I had never seen Nash win a championship with any of the Associations i've seen around here

Strangely enough Nash said 2010/11 would be his last season then he blew out his patella then recovered, played end of 2011/12 season & now continuing for another year. I guess he didn't want to end his career on a sour note (as Grant Hill did in 2010/11).

Wow, Brook Lopez, Gallinari, OJ Mayo, and Roy Hibbert signed 9-figure contracts?!?!?!

Clippers now have three former slam dunk champions (Griffin, Vinsanity & Nate)

Highlight reel all game long

They'll sell tickets but won't make playoffs again

Typical Donald Sterling

Wow, Brook Lopez, Gallinari, OJ Mayo, and Roy Hibbert signed 9-figure contracts?!?!?!

Yep, I was wondering when somebody would notice that. Although granted Brook Lopez is worth it. In this Association he is a beast, the third best centre in league behind Howard & Duncan (who I've got as a centre). He's averaging like 19, 10 & 2. Remember the game was based on Lopez before his last season.

Hibbert gets a lot because he's big & has decent potential. All bigs get overpaid in 2k11.

Just like Lopez, Mayo was based on pre-real life 2010/11 season.

Gallo was slightly surprising though.

2012/13 OPENING NIGHT ROSTER

STARTERS
C- Johan Svensson (Sweden), 2nd Year
PF- Kevin Love (UCLA), 5th Year
SF- Michael Beasley (Kansas State), 5th Year
SG- Eric Gordon (Indiana), 5th Year
PG- Ricky Rubio (Spain), 2nd Year

BENCH
PG- Floyd Bradley (Maryland), 2nd Year
SF- Jaime Buford (Vanderbilt), Rookie
SG- Aaron Afflalo (UCLA), 6th Year
SF- Corey Brewer (Florida), 6th Year
PF- Kris Humphries (Minnesota), 9th Year
C- Jesse Brown (Arkansas), Rookie
PG- Dwight Woolridge (Kansas), Rookie

IR
PF- Jordan Hill (Arizona), 4th Year
PF- Jeff Pendergraph (Arizona State), 4th Year
C- Joel Przybilla (Minnesota), 13th Year

SENT DOWN TO D-LEAGUE
SG- Richard Sharpe (South Carolina), Rookie
C- Alonzo Warren (Vanderbilt), Rookie

Cool you got Eric Gordon bro!

Cool you got Eric Gordon bro!

Yep, picked him up from Clippers before trade deadline last season when LA made me an offer that I could not refuse (Link).

Flynn seems rated better in game & better potential as he's now like 84 & Gordon's about 81 or 82. Gordon is a better fit though.

Starting five looks good.

2012 OFF-SEASON RECAP – UPDATED ROSTERS


UPDATED ROSTERS

The following is a list of each team’s starting lineup, plus first two players off the bench:

Atlanta
A.Horford/Jo.Smith/Jo.Johnson/P.Buchanan/J.Teague/Ma.Williams/Jo.Crawford

Boston
K.Perkins/K.Garnett/P.Pierce/R.Allen/R.Rondo/S.Nash/G.Davis

Brooklyn
B.Lopez/D.Favors/T.Williams/L.Berry/D.Harris/T.Outlaw/D.James

Charlotte
G.Knight/Ty.Thomas/G.Wallace/Ge.Hill/D.Augustin/De.West/S.Brown

Chicago
J.Noah/C.Boozer/L.Deng/R.Brewer/D.Rose/T.Gibson/C.Watson

Cleveland
A.Varejao/T.Hansbrough/D.Granger/J.Lam/Mo.Williams/A.Gee/W.Ellington

Dallas
R.Schultz/D.Nowitzki/S.Marion/T.McGrady/R.Beaubois/C.Villanueva/R.Foye

Denver
Nene/L.Murphy/C.Anthony/JR.Smith/T.Lawson/C.Billups/A.Harrington

Detroit
G.Monroe/T.Young/C.Butler/J.Dudley/R.Stuckey/T.Booker/A.Andrew(R)

Golden State
D.Gooden/E.Udoh/W.Johnson/M.Ellis/S.Curry/K.Lowry/M.Redd

Houston
Y.Ming/D.Lee/C.Budinger/Kev.Martin/A.Brooks/P.Patterson/L.Scola

Indiana
R.Hibbert/L.Odom/P.George/M.Thornton/D.Collison/R.Sessions/L.Barbosa

LA Clippers
C.Kaman/B.Griffin/A.Aminu/V.Carter/J.Flynn/N.Robinson/E.Bledsloe

LA Lakers
A.Bynum/P.Gasol/R.Artest/K.Bryant/I.Kaffa/M.Okur/T.Sefolosha

Memphis
M.Gasol/D.Baylor/R.Gay/O.Mayo/M.Conley/X.Henry/J.Farmar

Miami
J.O'Neal/C.Bosh/L.James/D.Wade/M.Chalmers/R.Williams/M.Miller

Milwaukee
A.Bogut/L.Aldridge/R.Norton/C.Douglas-Roberts/B.Jennings/A.Biedrins/W.Witt

Minnesota
J.Svensson/K.Love/M.Beasley/E.Gordon/R.Rubio/F.Bradley/J.Buford(R)

New Orleans
E.Okafor/Da.West/T.Ariza/Ja.Crawford/C.Paul/D.Stevens/S.Telfair

New York
C.Long/A.Stoudemire/D.Gallinari/W.Chandler/R.Felton/F.Fleming(R)/T.Douglas

Oklahoma City
C.Aldrich/J.Green/K.Durant/J.Harden/R.Westbrook/A.Iverson/E.Maynor

Orlando
D.Howard/A.Jamison/R.Lewis/A.Woodson/J.Nelson/M.Gortat/D.Orton

Philadelphia
S.Hawes/M.Speights/A.Iguodala/E.Turner/J.Holiday/L.Williams/C.Nunez

Phoenix
R.Lopez/A.Randolph/E.Clark/B.Gordon/G.Dragic/J.Richardson/S.Williams

Portland
G.Oden/G.Burks(R)/R.Strickland/B.Roy/J.Bayless/W.Matthews/C.Maggette

Sacramento
D.Cousins/J.Thompson/O.Casspi/T.Evans/P.Mills/C.Landry/J.Maxiell

San Antonio
T.Duncan/D.Blair/S.Jackson/M.Ginobili/T.Parker/J.Anderson/R.Jefferson

Toronto
A.Bargnani/E.Davis/T.Prince/C.Smith/J.Jack/D.DeRozan/J.Barea

Utah
A.Jefferson/P.Millsap/A.Burks/J.Terry/D.Williams/A.Blatche/B.Davis

Washington
J.Fordham/Z.Randolph/J.Childress/G.Arenas/J.Wall/Y.Jianlian/A.Kirilenko

That finishes off-season coverage. Will hopefully get onto starting to play 2012/13 season shortly

As you will see with team rosters, most teams did not do much so I feel like my changes push me to around 6th best in West with potential to go a few spots higher if everything gels well. Main thing I want is a playoff spot

Around the league, out East I still like Atlanta. Miami hasn't done anything with their roster since they won title so they're going to battle Hawks, Bulls & Celtics for top of East. I think Cleveland, Milwaukee, Indiana & potentially Washington are the darkhorses in the East.

Out West, Thunder will be cream of crop but a bit of a drop-off after that. Lakers have taken big step backwards & I figure they'll be a lower level playoff team. Behind Thunder you've got teams like Rockets, Nuggets, T'wolves & Memphis who are the dark horses. Mavs suck these days.

Starting five looks good.

First seven are good

Woooooo go YUNG FUCKERS!!!! I mean... YUNG BUCKS

S-Jax back in San Antonio?

Woooooo go YUNG FUCKERS!!!! I mean... YUNG BUCKS

You seem happier hanging with Bogut than Oden

S-Jax back in San Antonio?

Yep, he was dealt for last season. Spurs gave up expiring contract of George Hill. I'm guessing with Parker in hand, Spurs didn't want to pay the $58 million to re-sign Hill. Captain Jack is now entering the final year of his deal. Interestingly enough teams like Spurs & Jazz are positioning themselves well cap-wise. Should be interesting to see what they do next summer

Opening Night of the new season is nearing bitches. Hype this shite up!