NBA 2K7 | An Orlando Magics Association | Week 1 Preview

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NBA 2K7 | An Orlando Magics Association | Week 1 Preview

Postby YoItsFlash on Mon Nov 26, 2007 11:41 am

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Hey guys! I've been lurking around the site, looking at various dynasties that are up and have finally decided to start one of my own. The team? You guessed it, the Orlando Magics! I'm a huge fan of young big guys in the making and that's exactly what Dwight Howard is. He's strong, tough and looks to be carrying the Magic's on his back on a search for title contention. Other reasons why I chose Orlando would be the young Jameer Nelson. He's sure has proven that he can lead his team at the point and with him and Dwight I think we got ourselves a up and rising "Dwyane Wade and Shaq" on our hands. Anyways, next is just a layout of how this Association will be played.

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DYNASTY SETTINGS

Game: NBA 2K7 (Shaq Cover)
Season: 82 Games
Playoff Length: 7-7-7-7
Sim Quarter Length: 12 Mins
Sm Injuries: Yes

GAME SETTINGS

Skill Level: Superstar
Game Quarter Length: 10 Mins
Rosters: Before 07-08 Season (ex: AI on Denver, Webber on Detroit)
Sliders: My Own

NOW LET THE MAGIC BEGIN!
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Postby Phantom18 on Mon Nov 26, 2007 12:10 pm

YoItsFlash,
you posted this in the wrong section

but anyways note to mods i support this being HERE as if its put into the other video games storys section it will get 1/10th the amount of views....this should just be NBA Dynastys
not NBA Live....because 08 does in deed suck ass
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Postby Lamrock on Mon Nov 26, 2007 12:15 pm

I think that 2K7 dynasties should be here. Its only fair. I will support this. I made a Magic Association in 2K7 myself actually.
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:02 am

Brian Hill Announces Roster Rotation

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Brian Hill (above) looking to start strong with improved rotation.
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Event: NBA Press Conference
Location: Orlando Florida
Regarding: Orlando Magic Rotation


*As Brian Hill comes into the conference room, he is greeted with cheers and applause.

(Cheers & Applause)

[Brian Hill] Thank you, thank you. Before I announce this years roster rotation, I would like to say it's a privilege having the organization have me pick up where I left off during the 93'-97' seasons. But, this is a new year and I have a lot of new talent on the team. Our main focus was to build around Dwight Howard. I have changed ALL plans of that and added Howards partner in the rebuilding phase. That man, Jameer Nelson. He has shown that he has what it takes to lead this team along with Dwight Howard. The team seems to respect both and fully trust them. As for the rotation of the team, I have moved Dwight to the Center position considering he is in no doubt built like a center. HE will be moved to the 4 position from time to time but until then, center. I brought Keith Bogans off the bench to replace the young J.J. Reddick. Reddick, can shoot. But he still needs to get the feel of the game so I brought the veteran Bogans to start till we see Reddick understanding every element of the game. To replace Dwight in the 4 position, I brought up Bo Outlaw simply for his defense and his experience. The other two spots are certain. Grant Hill will remain the 3 guy and Jameer will stay at the point. As for our sixth man, I will put all my trust in J.J. Reddick. I know- after seeing him, that he can produce points for us off the bench. However, should he show me otherwise, then our sixth man will undetermined until we find a steady player who can produce for us. Now with that, I now give you my rotation for the 2006-2007 season:
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Starting Five:
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Jameer Nelson | Keith Bogans | Grant Hill | Bo Outlaw | Dwight Howard

Position Rotation:
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Keyon Dooling | J.J. Redick | Hedo Turkglu| P. Garrity | D. Milicic

Reserves:
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C. Arroyo | T. Diener | T. Ariza | Tony Battie
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:05 am

InGottiWeTrust & Lamrock93

:arrow: Thanks for the support guys. Sorry updates have been slow, but Im working real hard to give you guys something to look forward to reading when you log on here. Hopefully you guys stay tuned! Thanks again.
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Postby Phantom18 on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:09 am

YoItsFlash,
interesting decision of bo over darko and battie...

moving Hill? :P
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:18 am

InGottiWeTrust wrote:YoItsFlash,
interesting decision of bo over darko and battie...

moving Hill? :P

Yeah, I decided on Bo over the other two based on his defensive post ability. He's the best out of the three who can defend the post which is why I chose him. He also has a decent block rating of 75 . His main purpose on the roster is to defend that post with Howard. Once Howard is out Milicic is in for blocking, Garrity- for his medium-3pt ability (and at his position, he's expanding the floor for us), and after that, I have my 3 shooters off the bench in Redick, Turkglu and Dooling. So on offense, my starting five is designed to pound it and occasionally take outside shots and my relievers are designed to shoot outside and defend inside. It may change however, but that's my plan so far. Any suggesstions?
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Postby Phantom18 on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:33 am

YoItsFlash,
sounds good to me honestly, you seem very intelligent.
you are right about the garrity helping stretching the d i seen him play college ball hes a great shooter imo ehhh good luck :)
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:35 am

InGottiWeTrust wrote:YoItsFlash,
sounds good to me honestly, you seem very intelligent.
you are right about the garrity helping stretching the d i seen him play college ball hes a great shooter imo ehhh good luck :)

Thanks, I just love basketball haha. But if I seem to take long with the updates its just that I'm finding ways of how im delivering it to you guys. Just to throw it out there. So don't think I quit on the Magics! :lol:
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:39 pm

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New Season, New Face: Fajardo to Take GM Role in Orlando

As the Magic enter the 2006-2007 season, Owner Rich Devos has been relieved of all duties and will be replaced by another. The other, Jon Fajardo(ME), who previously managed the Syracuse Orangemen as well as Carmelo Anthony back in the day. Mr. Fajardo is known for his competiveness and desire to win all games his team plays. He was offered this job when Orlando decided to turn a different direction and needed some fresh blood in their staff. Carmelo was the one who brought him and Carmelo is the one who got him hired as new GM/Owner unfortunately for another team. When asked about this, Brian Hill simply said, "If Carmelo and the rest of the league say this guys good, then this guy MUST be good!" Bringing this winning excelled GM in Orlando will hopefully excel the Orlando Magics down the right path.

STAFF LIST:

Owner: Jon Fajardo*
Advisor to the Nuggets: Bret Bearup
Vice President of Basketball Operations: Mark Warkentien
Vice President of Player Personnel: Rex Chapman
Director of Basketball Operations: Greg Knight

Head Coach: Brian Hill*
Assistant Coach: Dan Malone*
Assistant Coach: Glen Ishito
Assistant Coach: Adrian Dantley
Assistant Coach: Tim Grgurich

Assistant Coach / Player Development: John Welch
Assistant Coach / Player Development: Jamahl Mosley

Director of International Scouting: Masai Ujiri
Assistant Coach / Director of Scouting: Bill Branch
Advanced Scout: Chad Iske
Scout: Alex Oliver*
Scout: Rich Daly
Scout: John Carideo
International Scout: Simon Cote
Video / Scouting Coordinator: Jack Murphy
Assistant Video Coordinator: Nate Anderson

Athletic Trainer / Traveling Secretary: Chris McDonald*
Assistant Coach / Strength and Conditioning: Steve Hess
Strength and Conditioning Assistant: Matt Friia
Equipment Manager: Sparky Gonzales

Director of Media Relations: Eric Sebastian
Media Relations Assistant: Tim Gelt
Media Relations Assistant / Website Coordinator: Dan Tolzman

Executive Assistant to Management: Carol Williams
Director of Basketball Administration: Lisa Johnson
Director of Player Services: Tim Dixon

Team Physician: Dr. Steve Traina
Team Dentist: Dr. Adam Liberman
Massage Therapist: Leonti Vintskevich


*Denotes Newly Aquired (In-Game)
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 2:25 pm

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*Week 1*

Game #1
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11/01 Vs. Chicago

:arrow: Primary Shooter- Ben Gordon
:arrow: Secondary Shooter- Kirk Hinrich
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*Teams Strengths/Weaknesses will be based on a Frontcourt-Backcourt Rating depending on teams starters and bench positions*
:arrow: Strengths- Frontcourt
:arrow: Weaknesses- Backcourt
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:arrow: Coaches Strategy- Kirk Hinrich can simply light it up from downtown if left open. They have a solid low post game with Ben Wallace and Tyrus Thomas controlling the paint both on the offensive and the defensive end of the floor. Defensive rebounding is important. DO NOT give them a lot of offensive rebounds, or they will make you pay. Ben Gordon can hit the outside shot, and is as clutch as they get. He is also a prolific scorer. Mid-range shooting is weak, but they can hit a lot of three's if they are left open. They also rely on offensive rebounding and second chance points, so limit their offensive rebounds.
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:arrow: Premiere Matchup- DWIGHT HOWARD VS. BEN WALLACE
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Game #2
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11/03 Vs. Philadelphia 76ers

:arrow: Primary Shooter- Andre Iguodala
:arrow: Secondary Shooter- Kyle Korver
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*Teams Strengths/Weaknesses will be based on a Frontcourt-Backcourt Rating depending on teams starters and bench positions*
:arrow: Strengths- Frontcourt
:arrow: Weaknesses- Backcourt
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:arrow: Coaches Strategy- Andre Iduodala will dominate the game by scoring and setting up his teammates for open shots. He will continually attack the basket on every possession, and will leave it all out on the court every single night. They excel on the fastbreak, which they cause by forcing over 12 turnovers a night from their opposition. Kyle Korver is deadly from downtown, and Andre Iguodala will do everything for them. He is an excellent defensive player who is capable of shutting down the brightest of stars. Dalembert is a defensive monster. Bench play is a question mark, and sometimes they don't have the defensive intensity from their front court that is needed. They also may sometimes struggle to score in the half-court set.
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:arrow: Premiere Matchup- KEITH BOGANS VS. ANDRE IGUODALA
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:arrow: Projected Week Result- (1-1)
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Postby Phantom18 on Wed Nov 28, 2007 2:31 pm

YoItsFlash,
i really like the presentation its short and too the point yet very informative.

just a question where do you get these-- Image
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Postby YoItsFlash on Wed Nov 28, 2007 2:38 pm

InGottiWeTrust wrote:YoItsFlash,
i really like the presentation its short and too the point yet very informative.

just a question where do you get these-- Image

check the dynasty list that anubisak created, haha...
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Postby Andreas Dahl on Wed Nov 28, 2007 5:35 pm

Moved to Video Games Stories because that's where it belongs.. For now..
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Postby Clutch on Wed Nov 28, 2007 5:44 pm

Whew! Glad I clicked on it because it just disappeared from the other dynasty section lol

I've been waiting for a solid Magic dynasty to come along 'cause I wanna see D-Ho goin' OFF!! This would've been my second team choice for a dynasty if I weren't already having fun with Houston

Anyway, GL man; this one looks like it has a lot of potential (Y)
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