NELLIEBALL! | Finished.

How about a team special like Sit does? It's always interesting when teams get turned around to have a closer look Just suggestions. All in all I really like this Dynasty. Hopefully you make the Playoffs and hopefully you can get the switch to 2k10 done.

Durant is going to come and stab you. Stop using my ideas.

Joking. But he already did that league wide recap so I don't see any point in team special cause he's already done it.

nice improved recap style
too bad about the losses to the Kings, you'll be fine though

It took a couple hours, but I have successfully converted my roster into 2K10. The final 28 games of the season will be played/simmed by 2K9, but starting with the playoffs, this will transition into a 2K10 association. If anyone is interested, the roster I'm using, a heavily modified version of Rashidi's (with some players' ratings altered based on their superior play in the Nellieball universe) will be available in my Xbox Live locker for all interested.

Next recap should be coming in the next couple of days. Stay tuned.

ur dedicated.

to symbolise the switch to 2k10, i say u use Joker Nash.

Yep. It was hard to resist the temptation to rebuild the now depleted Blazers, but I really like what I have going here. Hoping to be one of the few dynasties to go for two whole seasons or more.

Have fun catching up to me.

Yep. It was hard to resist the temptation to rebuild the now depleted Blazers, but I really like what I have going here. Hoping to be one of the few dynasties to go for two whole seasons or more.

i'm glad you're toughin' it out w/Golden State man! anything concerning Nellie and the W's is a good read to me

viva the Webber curse!

|---THE WARRIOR ZONE---|
Warriors Report: February 22-February 28, 2010

February 28, 2010, 1:34 AM - Mediocrity continues to be the name of the game for the Warriors, who post yet another 2-2 week, capping a 7-6 month. We finish the second trimester hanging on to the eighth seed, after being leapfrogged by the red-hot Nuggets and Clippers. The month started out promisingly. Steve Nash had another exceptional game as the Warriors blew out the slumping Celtics 107-92. Anthony Randolph's beastly game against Chris Paul and the new-look Magic was not enough however, as they lost 104-97, thanks to Peja Stojakovic's season-high 30 points. The disappointment was followed up with a blowout loss in LA to the Lakers. Golden State stayed afloat with a ten-point win over the Nets to close the month.

Ricky Rubio has played very little as of late, due to the emergence of Nash and Anthony Morrow. He has been primarily utilized as a defensive stopper, and only averaged just under two points last week. Fellow Spaniard Rudy Fernandez went down with a strained Achilles in the Nets game that will keep him out two weeks, possibly opening up playing time for Rubio. Anthony Randolph finished the month on a roll, averaging 22.7 PPG and 12 RPG in his last three games. His three-game run as top-Nelliepoint earner gave him a comeback victory over Steve Nash for monthly winner. Unfortunately, the above-average Western Conference has caught up to us, with the Nuggets and Clippers hitting their strides, taking the sixth and seventh seeds respectively. We are still 1.5 games above Dallas for the eighth seed, but for how long?

It turns out that this month is 13 games after all. Sorry to all misled prediction game players. I forgot to write the Thunder game in the schedule. 7-6 and 6-6 record predictions will get full points for team record.



Boston 92 @ Golden State 107
February 22, 2010 - The Celtics posted a losing record in the month of February, thanks to a 1-4 Pacific Division road trip that included a loss in Golden State. Paul Pierce was injured, Kevin Garnett was ineffective, and Steve Nash schooled young PG Rajon Rondo as the Warriors blew out the visitors 107-92. The game was fairly close at first, with the Warriors taking a narrow 25-21 first quarter advantage. However, a scoring explosion by Stephen Jackson helped Golden State cruise to a 61-44 half-time lead. The lead would prove insurmountable, as Boston would fail to make a run to get back in the game. The win gave the Warriors their thirtieth win, thus officially improving on last season, in which they went 29-53.
Player Of The Game: Steve Nash (25 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds)
Nelliepoints
1. Nash: 25/4/8
2. Jackson: 23/3/5
3. Biedrins: 13/10/2
RECORD: 30-25



Orlando 104 @ Golden State 97
February 24, 2010 - The Warriors took out one division leader, but they wouldn't be so fortunate against the Magic. Despite a 57-48 halftime advantage, the Magic would make a large third quarter run, and hold off the home team in the final period to eke out the win. While the usual suspects (Chris Paul, Rashard Lewis and Dwight Howard were sensational as usual, it was Peja Stojakovic who stole the show. The man who New Orleans traded CP3 to get rid of had a huge night, putting up a season-high 30 points on very efficient shooting. He outshined Anthony Randolph who had 24 points and 15 rebounds, as well as Anthony Morrow, who had a team-high 26.
Note: Joel Przybilla made his return from injury in this game. He scored 6 points on 3-3 shooting, and also had 4 rebounds in 14 minutes.
Player Of The Game: Peja Stojakovic (30 points, 6 rebounds, 11-16 FG, 5-8 3PT)
Nelliepoints:
1. Randolph: 24/15/4
2. Morrow: 26/5/2
3. Nash: 17/1/8
RECORD: 30-26



Golden State 97 @ Los Angeles Lakers 114
February 26, 2010 - The Warriors have no answer for Kobe Bryant. Their blowout at the hands of Bryant's Lakers made them regret the declining of Charlotte's offer of Raja Bell for Stephen Jackson somewhat. Despite Anthony Randolph's second straight 20-10 game, the Warriors couldn't stop the Lakers, who shot a phenomenal 61% from the field as a team. The game was a blowout from the start. Kobe scored 18 of his 43 in the first quarter, and Andrew Bynum contributed 22 points and 13 rebounds of his own. With the loss, the Warriors fell to eighth place, with the consequence being in position for a first-round playoff series with the Lakers. Uh-oh.
Player Of The Game: Kobe Bryant (43 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists)
Nelliepoints:
1. Randolph: 21/10/2
2. Fernandez: 20/1/5
3. Morrow: 18/3/1
RECORD: 30-27



New Jersey 99 @ Golden State 109
February 27, 2010 - The Warriors beating the Nets at home wasn't a big surprise, but how they did it was. Abusing the Nets' soft frontcourt of Brook Lopez and Yi Jianlian, the Warriors had a 57-41 rebounding edge, helping them overcome a poor shooting night (41% to the Nets' 47%) to get the win. The Nets started the game out hot, jumping out to a 31-18 first quarter lead. Golden State tightened their Defense (again, wtf?), and shut down Nets leading scorer Vince Carter in the second quarter to close the game. That momentum transferred into the third quarter. Lopez retreated to the bench with foul trouble, and the Warriors jumped out to a fifteen point lead going into the final period. Chase Budinger had a career-high 12 points in garbage time as the Warriors capped the month with a 109-99 win, improving to 31-27.
Player Of The Game: Anthony Randolph (23 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks, 9-11 FG)
Nelliepoints:
1. Randolph: 23/11/4
2. Nash: 19/3/9
3. Jackson: 20/3/6
RECORD: 31-27
Nelliepoints Standings
February:
Randolph: 24
Nash: 23
Jackson: 19
Morrow: 7
Fernandez: 3
Biedrins: 2

Overall:
Randolph: 84
Nash: 62
Jackson: 61[/b]
Morrow: 19
Fernandez: 15
Biedrins: 12
Rubio: 7

[+] Rudy Fernandez | Strained Achilles | 2/27/09 | Out Approx. Two Weeks

Pacific Division Standings:
(1) Lakers 40-19 | GB: 0
(5) Kings 36-24 | GB: 4.5
(7) Clippers 32-26 | GB: 7.5
(8) Warriors 31-27 | GB: 8.5
Suns 26-35 | GB: 15

Playoff Picture:
1. LA Lakers 40-19*
2. Portland 38-20*
3. Houston 37-21*
4. San Antonio 37-21
5. Sacramento 36-24
6. Denver 33-25
7. LA Clippers 32-26
8. Golden State 31-27
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Dallas 30-29 | GB: 1.5
Oklahoma City 29-30 | GB: 2.5
New Orleans 26-31 | GB: 4.5

---Around The NBA---
Brad Miller was waived by the Phoenix Suns on February 23, then signed to the veteran minimum by the San Antonio Spurs on the 25th. Miller, 34. averaged paltry averages of 5 points and 3 rebounds on a predominantly young Phoenix Suns team. He joins a contending team where the only competition at his position is Matt Bonner and Ian Mahinmi.
Andrew Bogut is expected to miss six weeks with bone spurs. The injury is a major hit the the Bucks, who are barely hanging on in the Eastern Conference playoff picture. The Center is averaging a career high 16.3 points per game, and also averages 9.1 rebounds. Veteran Kurt Thomas is expected to start in his place.
The 40-19 Lakers top NBA.com's Power Rankings at the end of the month. The new-and-improved Magic are placed second, the league-best Celtics are third, the 38-20 Blazers fourth and red-hot Denver Nuggets fifth. The Warriors are currently ranked 11th.
A six-game winning streak has the Denver Nuggets back in the spotlight, and the playoff picture. Undefeated since acquiring Rasheed Wallace from the Pistons, Denver has risen to sixth place in the competitive Western Conference, holding a 33-25 record. They are Charles Barkley's dark horse team to make a deep playoff run. Shouldn't he have more faith in his own team?
After playing just 11 minutes per game in the first half of the season, Brandon Jennings has become the Nets' starting point guard. In ten games as a starter, he has averaged 15 points and 6 assists in 34 minutes per game. The smallball lineup consists of Jennings at the 1, Devin Harris at the 2, Vince Carter at the 3, Yi Jianlian at the 4 and Brook Lopez at the 5. The Nets are 4-6 with this lineup, but had a point differential of +1.7 in those games.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have hit a rough patch, and have fallen out of the playoff picture, and below .500. The Blunder went 4-8 in February, and some pundits cite the Paul Millsap trade as the cause. However, the Thunder had a 6-8 January, and all-star Kevin Durant referred to the defeats as "growing pains".

Brad Miller with the Spurs Great win over Boston, Lamrock.

To have to face the top 3 league teams in a single week, it was always going to be tough, but awesome win against Boston. Also, it only just occurred to me about how many decent rookies you have: Randolph, Rubio, Fernandez and Budinger, that's a nice future.

Enjoyed the read Lam, keep it up!

Good luck holding onto the 8 seed.

you beat the Celtics!
hopefully you can edge out the Clippers for the 7th seed though, show Shaq that the Warriors are better then the Clippers!

Nice job on beating the Celtics, the other games were quite expected Ws and Ls. The Magic must be very hard to play, I guess they would drive me nuts with CP3 as a slasher, Lewis and Peja as shooters, and Superman grabbing every miss. I hated to play against them in my last match but I was lucky that they could not hit the three consistently.

Seeing Miller signing with the Spurs makes sense. He does not fit into the Suns style despite his good shot. Actually I dont know what style the Suns have in your dynasty without Nash and Amare.

Keep it up, looking forward to the 2k10 Playoffs, if Dallas wont catch ya.

Finally the Nets see the light.

Thierry., Thanks man. It was a very important W. Miller is definitely better than Ian Mahinmi.

Lightning Strike, Yeah, perhaps I sold my team a bit short in the write-up. We played pretty good in games not in the Staples Center. Budinger doesn't get much PT, but the other three mentioned are great to have. Been liking Anthony Morrow a lot more than Rudy lately though.

Sit, It won't be easy, but fortunately the sim engine hasn't been too kind to the Thunder and Mavs as of late.

Valor, Clippers' only loss this month was when I edged them out at home. They've been unstoppable lately. Might be able to leapfrog Denver though.

hova-, Magic are by far the best team in this Association, but I think my Warriors actually match up with them OK, with our solid defensive frontcourt, and a PG stopper in Rubio. Its their role players that really put them over the top. Phoenix has the same style of play, but downgraded at every position except SG. They have three highfliers in their starting five, so despite the losses, at least they give their fans something to watch. I don't know why Dallas is so mediocre in this association, but it works for me. I'm honestly more worried about the Thunder.

Martti., Yep. If they acquire a decent PF, they will have one of the best starting fives in the league. Don't expect too many 50+ point games from Jennings though, since Devin Harris, Vince Carter and Brook Lopez are also on his team.

Monthly review coming up next. Stay tuned. On a side-note, I find it hard to believe they spent three weeks making the sim engine for 2K10, considering it is far worse than 2K9's. I'll find a way to work around it again, but its a bit disheartening nonetheless.

What's wrong with the sim engine in 2K10?

Far too many playoff upsets, teams like Lakers and Cavs often either low seed or missing the playoffs, Bosh always leading the league in rebounds by a landslide no matter what, point guards scoring too much, etc. I can work around it, but it will be a pain.

|---THE WARRIOR ZONE---|
Month In Review: February 2010

Record: 31-27 (7-6) | Home: 19-10 (5-2) | Away: 12-17 (2-4) | 4th Pacific, 8th West | On Pace For: 44 wins
Points For: 103.8 (1st) | Points Against: 104.3 (29th) | Differential: -0.5 (16th)

A 7-6 month sees our Warriors keep their mediocre campaign on track. Back-to-back wins against the Kings would have made me sing a different tune, and we had a positive point differential for the month. Furthermore, the Knicks' defense (or lack thereof) has floundered to the point where we are no longer the worst defensive team in the NBA. Still, the missed opportunities against division rivals (we were 2-4 within our division for the month, but one of those wins was against the Suns) have put us in quite a difficult position. With the Kings, Nuggets and Clippers all hitting their stride, we are being left in the dust. The eighth seed looks to be our destiny. Then again, the last time we made the playoffs as an 8 seed, we didn't do too poorly...

In NBA News, the Clippers continue to turn around a season most thought lost just 2 months ago with a 9-1 February. LA's other team has looked very solid, and have an even more promising core than that of the 2005-06 team. The Sacramento Kings used an 11-2 month to put them in the Western Conference's upper echelon. In the (L)Eastern Conference, the Raptors, Heat and Sixers hold a three-way tie for the eighth seed and right to be the Celtics' first-round fodder. Then again, the Celtics' offense looked stagnant as they suffered a disappointing 5-7 month, and are only 14-13 in the year 2010... All things considered, the new-look Magic look like sure-fire favorites to win the East, and the title.

Game Results:

Phoenix 96, Golden State 102 (25-21)
Golden State 108, LA Clippers 121 (25-22)
LA Clippers 95, Golden State 97 (26-22)
Golden State 106, Indiana 115 (26-23)
Golden State 94, Philadelphia 87 (27-23)
Golden State 102, Milwaukee 97 (28-23)
Sacramento 115, Golden State 114 (28-24)
Golden State 121, Sacramento 126 (28-25)
Oklahoma City 101, Golden State 119 (29-25)
Boston 92, Golden State 107 (30-25)
Orlando 104, Golden State 97 (30-26)
Golden State 97, LA Lakers 114 (30-27)
New Jersey 99, Golden State 109 (31-27)

Player Averages: (Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks)

Steve Nash: 15.4 | 2.3 | 8.3 | 0.9 | 0.1 | .471%
Anthony Morrow: 11.0 | 2.3 | 0.7 | 0.4 | 0.0 | .488%
Stephen Jackson: 17.0 | 3.5 | 4.4 | 0.9 | 0.1 | .435%
Anthony Randolph: 16.7 | 11.3 | 3.1 | 0.8 | 1.6 | .555%
Andris Biedrins: 8.6 | 10.0 | 0.7 | 0.4 | 1.9 | .543%
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Rudy Fernandez: 10.4 | 2.1 | 2.5 | 0.9 | 0.0 | .440%
Ricky Rubio: 5.5 | 2.0 | 4.7 | 1.5 | 0.1 | .429%
Darko Milicic: 3.1 | 3.0 | 0.2 | 0.2 | 0.7 | .404%
Joel Przybilla: 3.5 | 2.7 | 0.2 | 0.0 | 0.5 | .532%
Salim Stoudamire: 6.7 | 0.9 | 1.0 | 0.5 | 0.0 | .448%
Chase Budinger: 1.8 | 0.6 | 0.8 | 0.1 | 0.0 | .488%
Mark Blount: 1.5 | 0.5 | 0.2 | 0.1 | 0.1 | .365%
Brian Cardinal 1.2 | 0.8 | 0.2 | 0.0 | 0.0 | .266%

Kyrylo Fesenko still has yet to play, as he is a scrub.

Western Conference Standings:

Pacific------------------------Northwest-------------------Southwest
40-19-------------------- 38-20--------------------- 37-21
36-24-------------------- 33-25--------------------- 37-21
32-26-------------------- 29-30--------------------- 30-29
31-27-------------------- 21-38--------------------- 26-31
26-35-------------------- 15-44--------------------- 24-33

Eastern Conference Standings:

Atlantic----------------------Central----------------------Southeast
42-18-------------------- 36-25-------------------- 39-21
28-32-------------------- 33-27-------------------- 28-31
26-32-------------------- 27-30-------------------- 26-32
26-32-------------------- 25-37-------------------- 26-33
19-40-------------------- 22-35-------------------- 24-34

Playoff Picture

(1) LA Lakers [40-19] Vs. (8) Golden State [31-27]
(4) San Antonio [37-21] Vs. (5) Sacramento [36-24]
(3) Houston [37-21] Vs. (6) Denver [33-25]
(2) Portland [38-20] Vs. (7) LA Clippers [32-26]

(1) Boston [42-18] Vs. (8) Miami [26-32]
(4) Chicago [33-27] Vs. (5) Charlotte [28-31]
(3) Cleveland [36-25] Vs. (6) Milwaukee [27-30]
(2) Orlando [39-21] Vs. (7) New Jersey [28-32]

Race 2 The MVP:

LeBron James (29.7/8.0/7.3, Cavaliers: 36-25)
Kobe Bryant (27.5/5.0/6.1, Lakers: 40-19)
Dwight Howard (23.4/12.0/2.2, Magic: 39-21)
Chris Paul (23.1/4.6/10.4, Magic: 39-21)
Rajon Rondo (15.1/7.5/9.2, Celtics: 42-18)

Players Of The Month

East Player: LeBron James
West Player: Chris Bosh
East Rookie: James Harden
West Rookie: Blake Griffin

2010 Mock Lottery:

1. Minnesota: John Wall - Kentucky
2. New York: Derrick Favors - Georgia Tech
3. Utah: Ed Davis - UNC
4. Indiana: Donatas Motiejunas - Lithuania
5. Detroit: Cole Aldrich - Kansas
6. Washington: Evan Turner - Ohio State
7. Memphis: Craig Brackins - Iowa State
8. Phoenix: Devin Ebanks - West Virginia
9. Atlanta: Solomon Alabi - Florida State
10. Philadelphia: Willie Warren - Oklahoma
11. Toronto: Paul George - Ohio State
12. New Orleans: Al-Farouq Aminu - Wake Forest
13. Oklahoma City: Xavier Henry - Kansas
14. Golden State (via Dallas): Terrico White - Mississippi

League Leaders:

Points Per Game:
1. LeBron James: 29.7
2. Michael Redd: 27.6
3. Kobe Bryant: 27.5
4. Kevin Durant: 26.9
5. Dirk Nowitzki: 25.8
37. Stephen Jackson: 17.0

Rebounds Per Game:
1. Dwight Howard: 12.0
2. Anthony Randolph: 11.3
3. David Lee: 11.0
4. Al Jefferson: 10.9
5. Carlos Boozer: 10.7

Assists Per Game:
1. Chris Paul: 10.4
2. Deron Williams: 9.8
3. Jose Calderon: 9.5
4. Rajon Rondo: 9.2
5. Jason Kidd: 9.0
9. Steve Nash: 8.3

Steals Per Game:
1. Chris Paul: 2.4
2. Rajon Rondo: 2.2
3. Dwyane Wade: 2.1
4. Caron Butler: 2.0
5. LeBron James: 1.9
13. Ricky Rubio: 1.5

Blocks Per Game:
1. Dwight Howard: 3.1
2. Josh Smith: 2.8
3. Andrei Kirilenko: 2.7
3. Emeka Okafor: 2.7
5. Tim Duncan: 2.4
12. Andris Biedrins: 1.9

Field Goal %:
1. Chris Bosh: .580
2. Dwight Howard: .579
3. Carl Landry: .575
4. Carlos Boozer: .572
5. Shaquille O'Neal: .569
8. Anthony Randolph: .555

Three Point %:
1. Jason Kapono: .518
2. Peja Stojakovic: .507
2. Daniel Gibson: .488
4. Steve Blake: .483
5. Rashard Lewis: .472
18. Anthony Morrow: .441

Free Throw %
1. Jose Calderon: .970
2. Chauncey Billups: .954
3. Rudy Fernandez: .950
4. Peja Stojakovic: .945
5. Steve Nash: .938

Last edited by Lamrock on Sat Dec 12, 2009 12:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Umm.. you got 2 Evan Turners in Mock Draft

Umm.. you got 2 Evan Turners in Mock Draft

That's because Evan Turner is a friggin' champion

Is Washington playing with Gilbert, Caron, Antawn, Brendan... or someone got traded? I'm not liking that 24-34 record.

PREDICTION GAME: March 2010

Welcome to round five of the Nellieball prediction game. While I thought most of the contest's refinements have been for the better, I have decided to scrap the stats prediction, because it was stupid. Scores ran higher and more varied in the last round, which was also a marked improvement. I made a gaffe on last month's template, forgetting to put the Thunder game on the list, but I will be awarding full team record points to anyone who picked 6-6 or 7-6. My schedule actually looks pretty easy this month. Template is the same as last month's, minus All-Star Weekend and the stat leaders. Good luck.

Here is the template for the fifth round:

Code:

[b]LAL @ GSW*[/b]
[b]GSW @ ATL[/b]
[b]GSW @ MIA[/b]
[b]GSW* @ DAL[/b]
[b]GSW @ MEM[/b]
[b]HOU @ GSW[/b]
[b]MIL* @ GSW[/b]
[b]OKC* @ GSW[/b]
[b]GSW* @ LAC[/b]
[b]PHI* @ GSW[/b]
[b]CHA* @ GSW[/b]
[b]UTA* GSW[/b]
[b]MIN @ GSW[/b]
[b]GSW* @ DEN[/b]
[b]GSW @ MIN*[/b]
[b]GSW @ PHX*[/b]

[b]Predicted Record (16 games):[/b]

[b]East Player of the Month (MAR):[/b]
[b]East Rookie of the Month (MAR):[/b]
[b]West Player of the Month (MAR):[/b]
[b]West Rookie of the Month (MAR):[/b]

[b][u]Nelliepoints Leaders (March):[/b][/u]
[b]1.[/b]
[b]2.[/b]
[b]3.[/b]

Updated Score Table:
- 1 point for correct winner for game, 1.5 for correctly predicted upset for game
- 4 points for correctly predicted record, 2 points for one game off, 1 point for correctly guessing winning or losing month
- 2 points for each correct rookie/player of the month by conference
- 3 points for each correctly guessed Nelliepoint leader, 2 if correct but in wrong spot, 1 bonus point for all 3 correct

February Results

PHX* @ GSW W
GSW* @ LAC L
LAC @ GSW W
GSW @ IND* L
GSW @ PHI W
GSW @ MIL W
Rookies* Vs. Sophomores Sophomores
Slam Dunk Contest: Gay over LeBron
Three-Point Shootout: Arenas over Lewis, Azubuike
East Vs. West West
SAC @ GSW L
GSW* @ SAC L
BOS @ GSW* W
ORL @ GSW L
GSW* @ LAL L
NJN* @ GSW W

Predicted Record (12 [13] games): 6-6 [7-6]

East Player of the Month (FEB): LeBron James
East Rookie of the Month (FEB): James Harden
West Player of the Month (FEB): Chris Bosh
West Rookie of the Month (FEB): Blake Griffin

Nelliepoints Leaders (February):
1. Anthony Randolph
2. Steve Nash
3. Stephen Jackson

Top 3 Warriors Leaders (February):
Points: Nash, Randolph, Jackson
Rebounds: Randolph, Biedrins, Jackson
Assists: Nash, Jackson, Rubio
Steals: Rubio, Nash, Jackson
Blocks: Biedrins, Randolph, Milicic

Standings:

Sit: 97 points (60+37)
Martti.: 82 points (50+32)
Thierry.: 78 points (42+36)
Valor: 75 points (38+37)
Cartar: 72 points (42+30)
newc: 68 points (43+25)
jesrie: 55 points (27+28)
Lightning Strike: 44 points (0+44)
Skilmatic: 33 points (18+15)
Dare: 29 points (5+24)
Clutch: 25 points (25+0)
magician: 21 points (21+0)
-hova: 20 points (0+20)
TheDee: 5 points (5+0)

LightningStrike got 44 points I got only 24 anyways this are my predictions:

LAL @ GSW* L
GSW @ ATL L
GSW @ MIA L
GSW* @ DAL W
GSW @ MEM W
HOU @ GSW W
MIL* @ GSW W
OKC* @ GSW L
GSW* @ LAC W
PHI* @ GSW W
CHA* @ GSW L
UTA* GSW L
MIN @ GSW W
GSW* @ DEN L
GSW @ MIN* W
GSW @ PHX* L

Predicted Record (16 games): 8-8

East Player of the Month (MAR): Lebron James
East Rookie of the Month (MAR): Brandonn Jennings
West Player of the Month (MAR): Kobe Bryant
West Rookie of the Month (MAR): Blake Griffin

Nelliepoints Leaders (March):
1. Anthony Randolph
2. Steve Nash
3. Stephen Jackson

LAL @ GSW* L
GSW @ ATL L
GSW @ MIA W
GSW* @ DAL W
GSW @ MEM W
HOU @ GSW L
MIL* @ GSW W
OKC* @ GSW L
GSW* @ LAC L
PHI* @ GSW W
CHA* @ GSW W
UTA* GSW W
MIN @ GSW L
GSW* @ DEN L
GSW @ MIN* W
GSW @ PHX* L

Predicted Record (16 games): 8-8

East Player of the Month (MAR): LeBron james
East Rookie of the Month (MAR): James Harden
West Player of the Month (MAR): Kobe Bryant
West Rookie of the Month (MAR): Jrue Holiday

Nelliepoints Leaders (March):
1.Steve Nash
2. Anthony Randolph
3.Stephen Jackson

LAL @ GSW* W
GSW @ ATL L
GSW @ MIA L
GSW* @ DAL W
GSW @ MEM W
HOU @ GSW L
MIL* @ GSW W
OKC* @ GSW W
GSW* @ LAC W
PHI* @ GSW W
CHA* @ GSW W
UTA* GSW W
MIN @ GSW W
GSW* @ DEN L
GSW @ MIN* L
GSW @ PHX* L

Predicted Record (16 games): 10-6

East Player of the Month (MAR): LeBron James
East Rookie of the Month (MAR): James Harden
West Player of the Month (MAR): Kobe Bryant
West Rookie of the Month (MAR): Blake Griffin

Nelliepoints Leaders (March):
1. Steve Nash
2. Anthony Randolph
3. Stephen Jackson