If NBA players played for their home team

http://rumorsandrants.com/2009/05/nba-h ... ition.html

Damn Charlotte are beasts...

They simmed a whole season...

Boston Celtics' PG - Sue Bird ( )

Fun stuff, though they've certainly taken some liberties to give everyone the best lineup possible. I'm still not sure why they've got Shaq in New Orleans though. Sure, he played his college ball for LSU but he was born in New Jersey and grew up/went to high school in San Antonio. Still, if they're going to take such a wide range of liberties with the "hometown" placements then the LSU connection is good enough I suppose.

Chicago's got the best back-court.

absolutely. wade and rose

i think it would be fun to make an nba 2k9 roster with these lineups.

Utah:
I put the Turks here because they’re Muslim. And from what I know about Muslims and Mormons (which I learned from “Big Love” and “The Scorpion King”), they both prefer multiple wives.

Then any stiff from the former USSR goes to Utah because they both begin with “U.” It’s just that easy.

LMAO!

C - Yao Ming
PF - Yi Jianlin
SF - Drew Gooden
SG - Eddie House
PG - Jason Kidd

Asian-Americans make up a third of San Francisco’s population, with Chinese-Americans

Gooden, House and Kidd had asian in them? Sam Cassell too?

C - Yao Ming
PF - Yi Jianlin
SF - Drew Gooden
SG - Eddie House
PG - Jason Kidd

Asian-Americans make up a third of San Francisco’s population, with Chinese-Americans

Gooden, House and Kidd had asian in them? Sam Cassell too?

J.Kidd is from California . . .
Sam Cassell is from Mars . . .

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Then the poor Oklahoma Thunder can't even even buy a ticket out of the cellar in a fantasy simulation league. The NBA first team does look similar to this years voting.

The spurs did surprisingly well on this one.

SAN ANTONIO SPURSvarejaosanant
C - Anderson Varejao
PF - Luis Scola
SF - Andres Nocioni
SG - Manu Ginobili
PG - Leandro Barbosa

Bench: Nene (PF), Devin Brown (SG), Chris Mihm (C), Jeff Foster (C), Walter Hermann (PF), Eduardo Najera (SF), Fabricio Oberto (C).

Conference Finals
New Orleans beats San Antonio, 4-2

4. San Antonio - 45-37

And like in real life the Clippers was somehow doomed to fail.

"Roster Clarification: I put all the busters on the Clippers. Why change history? And we just had to give them this guy."

I think Indiana should have fared far better though.

Indiana
C - Greg Oden
PF - Zach Randolph
SF - Jared Jeffries
SG - Eric Gordon
PG - Rajon Rondo

Bench: Larry Hughes (PG), Courtney Lee (PG), Brad Miller (C), Mike Conley (PG), Rodney Carney (SG), George Hill (PG), Brian Cardinal (SF), Sean May (PF), Josh McRoberts (SF), Bonzi Wells (SG), Chris Thomas (PG).

Indiana - 34-48