A LEGEND IS BORN II

Also, I think you submitted your real name to me. Not Tirieux.

Change it then. I'm "Albano Spagnoletti" only in real life You need a cool name in video games.

I prefer the real name. Sorry.

Your last name reminds me of Spaghetti Bolognaise.

Your last name reminds me of Spaghetti Bolognaise.

Classic joke the other kids would do to me in my childhood Both my first and last name are just as Italian as pizza, what else could you expect?

wow 50 pages, congrats Sit , I'll put you in my dynasty William Sit is the name right?

Your last name reminds me of Spaghetti Bolognaise.

Classic joke the other kids would do to me in my childhood Both my first and last name are just as Italian as pizza, what else could you expect?

I'm lucky people don't call me William Shit. Or at least yet and/or to my face!

wow 50 pages, congrats Sit , I'll put you in my dynasty William Sit is the name right?

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Thanks man.

Haha, nice article
Not the best first games for my predictions. I hope things turn around a bit next.
Yeah why not add Andy Kloss Reminds me of Keith Closs ^^

COngratz on the 50. Easily the best piece ever done among all of those stories. Continuity is worth a thousand times more than everything else imo.

Congrads on the 50 page milestone Sit, let's have this one continue on until it's 100

The story so far

Rasheed Wallace Has Lower Back Strain

May 2, 2011

PORTLAND (AP) – The Seattle Stealth suffered a blow to their playoff chances against the Portland Trailblazers as C/PF Rasheed Wallace was diagnosed with a lower back strain and is due to miss up to 4 weeks.

The Blazers cruised to a blow out Game 1 win when Wallace landed on his back late in the third quarter. It was initially feared that Wallace had suffered a spinal injury and he was carried off the court on a stretcher with a brace supporting his head and neck.

Stealth General Manager Will Sit addressed reporters, “We are very disappointed that we have lost Rasheed but there is no time to dwell on it. We have got to prepare for Game 2.”

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congrats on the 50 page milestone (right term?) ..you really put effort and talent in it, no doubt it would be this successful!

for that, 'Sheed needs to parttteeeyyy!!!

Damn, Sheed out for the Playoffs I guess. Oh man, 50 pages and no title ^^ at least it will be harder with your clown being out.

Portland Prevents Seattle’s Gallant Comeback

Preview | Box Score | Recap


Kevin Durant gives Brandon Roy
a taste of his own medicine

3 May, 2011

PORTLAND (AP) – Kevin Durant made a desperate bid to save the Seattle Stealth in the final three minutes of the game but his efforts failed. Portland took a 2-0 lead in their second round series and the Stealth suffered yet another injury blow with starting PF David Lee suffering a twisted ankle.

Already missing backup C/F Rasheed Wallace, Stealth Head Coach George Karl could not believe it when Lee was hurt after an awkward fall following a block attempt midway through the third quarter. Not too thrilled, the veteran coach stated, “We must have some kind of curse or something in this building. Two of my guys are down. It’s an uphill struggle from here.” Lee would later return to the game for a few moments but was largely ineffective as he hobbled on his hurt ankle.

Durant, who led all scorers with 30 points, was bitter about the defeat, “Portland got lucky. I don’t know what they did at halftime but they must have given their players something. We were the better team all night. I think I will blame the ball boys and the dancers. The court was a bit slippery too. It wasn’t our fault we lost and they didn’t win it either. They got lucky.”

Durant helped Seattle to a good start in the first quarter as he scored 13 of the team’s 25 points. The Stealth led by double digits for most of the first half as a result of that but a late Blazers charge in the half got the home team back in it. Steve Nash was inspiring for his team and ended the half with back to back buckets that pulled Portland within six points of Seattle.

Ben Gordon’s three pointer to start the second half set the tone for the Blazers for the rest of the game. Brandon Roy added a trey and a step back jumper to give Portland its first lead of the night at 51-50. The Stealth would regain their lead but Lee landed awkwardly on his ankle soon afterwards. Lee was forced to leave the game with Seattle on top 57-51 with 7:27 left. Portland took full advantage of his absence with a 14-2 run.

The Blazers continued with their dominance on both ends of the floor in the final period. They turned a 2 point ball game into what was seemingly headed towards a blow out. Portland’s led 81-68 with 5 minutes left in the game. Durant tried to take over but the Blazers hit too many three pointers down the stretch. Durant was able to help Seattle cut the Portland lead to 6 points with 1:20 left in the game. The superstar scored 8 points in a 2 minute span. Nash broke the hearts of the Seattle players as he put the game out of reach with a four point play late in the game.

Nash finished with 17 points and 5 assists. Brandon Roy led the Blazers with 23 points and Gordon was also deadly with 15 points and 6 assists. The Blazers had six players in double figures. Seattle had five players in double figures. Durant’s 30 was backed up by Raja Bell’s 13, Andrew Bogut’s 12, and 11 apiece from David Lee and Jason Kidd.

Despite the players claiming that the team have a deep rivalry, this series has not gotten nowhere near as ugly as the Clippers-Stealth series where Durant and Amare Stoudemire ‘conveniently’ got in each other’s way and caused trouble. Roy had some insight into it, “We are professional enough to know that our basketball does the talking. I guess they know that they wouldn’t be able to beat us in a fight.”

Notes: Jason Kidd recorded 0 assists in the second half… David Lee will have his ankle reassessed. The PF was hobbling around after the game and complained of the pain… The series goes back to Seattle where the Stealth has a dominant home record. They will need to win both Games 3 and 4 to stay in the series. The Stealth were trailing 0-2 after two games against the Blazers last year as well. Karl is hoping that the Stealth can repeat their performance and tie the series 2-2 after Game 4… After a 5-18 performance from Bell, Coach Karl hinted at a lineup change for Game 3…

Quarter-by-Quarter Team Score

Seattle Stealth (Away) 25 – 24 – 17 – 26 – 92
Portland Trailblazers (Home) 15 – 28 – 25 – 33 – 101

Jordan Player of the Game

Brandon Roy
23 Points
4 Rebounds
10-18 FG
2-6 3PT
1-2 FT

Key Performers

Seattle Stealth (Trail Series 0-2)

K Durant 30 pt, 3 reb, 2 ast, 2 stl, 3 blk, 14-25 FG, 1-8 3PT, 1-2 FT
R Bell 13 pt, 2 ast, 2 stl, 2 blk, 5-18 FG, 1-6 3PT, 2-2 FT
A Bogut 12 pt, 10 reb, 6-9 FG
D Lee 11 pt, 9 reb, 4 ast, 5-6 FG, 1-4 FT
J Kidd 11 pt, 8 ast, 5-6 FG

Portland Trailblazers

S Nash 17 pt, 3 reb, 5 ast, 7-11 FG, 2-5 3PT, 1-1 FT
B Gordon 15 pt, 6 ast, 7-12 FG, 1-3 3PT, 0-3 FT
C Boozer 12 pt, 12 reb, 4 ast, 2 stl, 1 blk, 6-8 FG
J Bayless 10 pt, 4-12 FG, 2-6 3PT
G Oden 10 pt, 8 reb, 6 ast, 2 blk, 4-7 FG, 2-2 FT

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Oden was everywhere Tough loss man... it ain't gonna be easy to recover from a 0-2, but, impossible is nothing.

Oh, damn, tough go so far. This team might actually be a bit too much for you, for the entire NBA, a lineup of Nash, Gordon, Roy, Boozer and Oden?

Start Ariza instead of Bell and game #3 is yours.

They just seem to have too much. I mean, they do not need a player to step up and beat you. That's one of the most solid teams in NBA history.
The injury of Lee does not make it better. You're lacking of guys down low if he's also out. Let's hope the best as the series goes back to Seattle.

The Blazers do seem pretty unstoppable with a star at every position. Sucks about the loss and Lee's injury. You went down 2-0 against them last year, and you managed to comeback. You eventually lost the series, but still.

Good luck in game 3 man. You'll need it.

Yeah, agree with Martti, you should start Ariza!

Damn, they are an all-star team.

Go Durant, you can do it! Go start bullying Roy!

Two tough losses, simple fix..... bench Durant and start Ariza

Two tough losses, simple fix..... bench Durant and start Ariza

With that you have a whole new storyline to take, Durant gets benched, Durant gets angry with Karl, insults, fists flying, Durant gets fined and suspended, etc.

Two tough losses, simple fix..... bench Durant and start Ariza

With that you have a whole new storyline to take, Durant gets benched, Durant gets angry with Karl, insults, fists flying, Durant gets fined and suspended, etc.

Haha exactly, it must be done, how many satisfied readers would there be if Durant got benched, fined, suspended, told to stay away from the team, and then traded?!

tough loss man, start Ariza so that he can focus on guarding Roy

Oden was everywhere Tough loss man... it ain't gonna be easy to recover from a 0-2, but, impossible is nothing.

I like Nike so get that slogan outta here!

Oh, damn, tough go so far. This team might actually be a bit too much for you, for the entire NBA, a lineup of Nash, Gordon, Roy, Boozer and Oden?

Portland have the best starting five in basketball in this virtual association.

For once a cpu makes all the right moves!

Start Ariza instead of Bell and game #3 is yours.

Ariza isn't that good in my game.

They just seem to have too much. I mean, they do not need a player to step up and beat you. That's one of the most solid teams in NBA history.
The injury of Lee does not make it better. You're lacking of guys down low if he's also out. Let's hope the best as the series goes back to Seattle.

Yeah, it sucks Lee went down. A big reason why we lost in the end too.

The Blazers do seem pretty unstoppable with a star at every position. Sucks about the loss and Lee's injury. You went down 2-0 against them last year, and you managed to comeback. You eventually lost the series, but still.

Good luck in game 3 man. You'll need it.

You should be loving this.

Yeah, agree with Martti, you should start Ariza!

Damn, they are an all-star team.

Go Durant, you can do it! Go start bullying Roy!

Durant has not had a crazy scoring game this series, he's due!

Two tough losses, simple fix..... bench Durant and start Ariza

Ummm... no. We wouldn't stand a chance.

Two tough losses, simple fix..... bench Durant and start Ariza

With that you have a whole new storyline to take, Durant gets benched, Durant gets angry with Karl, insults, fists flying, Durant gets fined and suspended, etc.

Haha exactly, it must be done, how many satisfied readers would there be if Durant got benched, fined, suspended, told to stay away from the team, and then traded?!

Durant's shit is what keeps all of you reading. Just admit it If I traded him away, it would be the end of the story. It's also not very realistic to trade away the NBA 2-time scoring champion about to enter his prime.

tough loss man, start Ariza so that he can focus on guarding Roy

Since all of you want him... maybe.

2010 Flashback

Hey guys, thought I would dig up my last series against the Blazers. The first four games were awesome, the fifth and sixth ones was crap, and the sixth game is missing. That was a bit annoying.

And for the record, this would mean that the thread is missing a few posts.



Game One: Roy Leads Blazers To Comeback Win
Game Two: Blazers Hold Off Stealth’s Strong Fourth Quarter Performance
Game Three: Adam Morrison’s Two Magic Moments Steal Game Three
Game Four: Team Effort From Seattle Helps Tie Series
Game Five: Portland Kick It Into Higher Gear
Game Six: Rip City Back In NBA Finals

Hope you enjoyed the flashback!

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Very strange that game 6 is missing

As for the game & series, it just seems you are overmatched at almost every position. You need your role players firing to have any chance of this. Oh, and Durant shooting better from behind the arc

Very strange that game 6 is missing

As for the game & series, it just seems you are overmatched at almost every position. You need your role players firing to have any chance of this. Oh, and Durant shooting better from behind the arc

Indeed, strange game 6 went missing. But games 1-4 were the real good ones, at least they still exist!

The Story So Far…
Round Two, Game 2 Results

Western Conference

Los Angeles Lakers @ Golden State Warriors
Golden State win 112-111 (Golden State lead series 2-0)
Top Performers
LA Lakers: K Bryant 31 pt, 7 reb, 6 ast, 2 stl | P Gasol 17 pt | R Stuckey 14 pt
Golden State: C Maggette 22 pt | A Biedrins 17 pt, 9 reb | M Ellis 16 pt, 5 reb, 12 ast, 2 stl

Seattle Stealth @ Portland Trailblazers
Portland win 92-101 (Portland lead series 2-0)
Top Performers
Seattle Stealth: K Durant 30 pt | R Bell 13 pt | A Bogut 12 pt, 10 reb
Portland: B Roy 23 pt | S Nash 17 pt, 5 ast | B Gordon 15 pt, 6 ast

Eastern Conference

Orlando Magic @ Miami Heat
Miami win 97-103 (Series tied 1-1)
Top Performers
Orlando: R Lewis 26 pt | J Nelson 18 pt, 9 reb, 4 ast, 2 stl | C Lee 16 pt, 9 ast
Miami: D Wade 35 pt | D Wright 10 pt, 14 reb | M Beasley 10 pt, 14 reb, 4 blk

Detroit Pistons @ Cleveland Cavaliers
Detroit win 109-96 (Detroit lead series 2-0)
Top Performers
Detroit: R Hamilton 34 pt, 5 reb, 5 ast, 4 stl | L Head 24 pt, 8 reb | Z Randolph 15 pt, 7 reb
Cleveland: L James 20 pt, 8 reb, 5 ast | R Gay 15 pt, 7 reb | M WIllaims 13 pt, 6 reb, 4 ast