the BIRDIE BOARD 2005!
So, basically:
Instead of giving a stat line (ie 28 points, 10 rebound, 4-9 from the field) The birdie formula computes all that into one single number to determine the 'value' of that player's performace. A Birdie Breakdown is simply the list of the players on your team and their value and sorted to most valuable to least.
For those of you who are relatively new to the Birdie system:
Birdies defined by ESPN.com:
Birdies, for the uninitiated, are the end product of a formula Larry Bird devised long ago to quantify a player's contribution to overall team success. Bird likes to add a player's points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocked shots ... and then subtract his missed shots, missed free throws, personal fouls and turnovers ... and then divide the total by the number of games played.
For those of you who are relatively new to the Birdie board:
Each participating Dynasty GM submits their pstat file to me(for now) and the file is computed to obtain the team's overall Birdie rating as well as each of the players. THEN, an equalizing system cross checks for unrealistic/inflated stats. A final score is tabulated and posted on the Birdie Board.
(For some previous examples, click here)
(To view more information on the Penalty System, click here)

Please help create some early excitement! Please send me your unaltered PLAYER STATS text file when you reach:
28 game season: (required games to complete)


58 game season: (required games to complete)




82 game season: (required games to complete)




For now, please sent your pstat file to: honorglow@livegmc.com





Instructions to find pstat file:
- load your Dynasty
- In DYNASTY CENTRAL, go to GM's DESK
- Select STATS CENTRAL
- Select PLAYER STATS
- Click "Save Stats"
- pstat***.txt will be located in the playerstats folder in the NBA Live 2005 folder within My Documents folder
Additional comments: I'm extremely excited to see how this year's 2005 Dynasties rate and to see who out there has the most realistic dynasty, statistically speaking of course. I feel that I have just touched the tip of the iceberg so far in terms of the potential this project has, so if anybody has any suggestions or feedback, please let me know. Also, I'm pretty "layout and visually"-challenged, so if anybody can help me out in any aspect(ie those who seem to have a good grasp at Photoshop), I'd love to hear from you!