Let's Get The Crown Back - Game 2 Recap

Let's get the crown back
A Sacramento Kings Association

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Game: NBA 2K9 PC
Team: Sacramento Kings
Season: 82 Games
Playoffs: 7-7-7-7
Quarter Length: 10 Minutes
Sim Length: 12 Minutes


08/09 Season Recap

• MVP: Dwight Howard
• Rookie Of The Year: Derrick Rose
• 6th Man: Eddie House
• Defensive Player Of The Year: Dwight Howard
• Most Improved Player Of The Year: Nate Robinson
• NBA-Champs: Houston Rockets
• Finals MVP: Tracy McGrady

Last edited by kupix on Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:16 pm, edited 5 times in total.

TEAM

Staff
Head Coach: Reggie Theus
Coaching Staff:

• Assistant Coach: Keith Grant
• NBA Scout: Jerry Taylor
• Prospect Scout: Jeff Gentry
• Trainer: Phil Reid
• General Manager: Geoff Petrie

Starting Five


Bench



Inactive Players





Roster

NUM | PLAYER | POS | HT | WT | DOB | FROM | YRS

#16 Darren Collison G 6-0 165 08/23/1987 UCLA R
#20 Donte Greene F 6-11 226 02/21/1988 Syracuse 3
#10 Blake Griffin F 6-10 251 03/16/1989 Oklahoma R
#31 Spencer Hawes C-F 7-0 245 04/28/1988 Washington 3
#24 Bobby Jackson G 6-1 185 03/13/1973 Minnesota 13
#13 Brandon Jennings G 6-1 170 09/23/1989 Italy R
#23 Kevin Martin G 6-7 185 02/01/1983 Western Carolina 6
#5 Andres Nocioni F 6-7 225 11/30/1979 Argentina 6
#15 Cedric Simmons F 6-9 235 01/03/1986 North Carolina State 4
#17 Willie Solomon G 6-1 185 20/07/1978 Clemson 3
#9 Kenny Thomas F 6-7 245 07/25/1977 New Mexico 11
#34 Jason Thompson F 6-11 250 07/21/1986 Rider 3
#19 Beno Udrih G 6-3 205 07/05/1982 Slovenia 6

Last edited by kupix on Sun Jun 07, 2009 8:11 am, edited 2 times in total.

Nice to see a kings Association...

Get a pass-first point guard. Jason Thompson, Kevin Martin and Kevin Love should be your building blocks...

Jason Thompson, Kevin Martin and Kevin Love should be your building blocks...

Kevin Love? This ain't the Wolves You should trade Garcia, and start Nocioni.

DRAFT

Draft Lottery results

1. Oklahoma City Thunder
2. Sacramento Kings
3. Toronto Raptors
4. Portland Trail Blazers
5. Minnesota Timberwolves
6. Washington Wizards
7. Milwaukee Bucks
8. Los Angeles Clippers
9. Detroit Pistons
10. Miami Heat
11. Atlanta Hawks
12. Denver Nuggets
13. Phoenix Suns
14. New Jersey Nets

Last edited by kupix on Sun Jun 07, 2009 5:06 am, edited 3 times in total.

Kevin Love? This ain't the Wolves You should trade Garcia, and start Nocioni.

Yeah, I thought about that too..
Maybe I'll try to trade him to Oklahoma for the First Pick

2nd overall pick. Get a PG.

NEWS

Francisco Garcia and Rashad McCants head West


SACRAMENTO, CA, July 10, 2009 -- If the NBA Draft wasn't interesting enough, now it will be. The Kings have acquired the fourth overall pick from the Blazers in exchange for Francisco Garcia, Rashad McCants and the 1st Round Pick of Year 2010.

Kevin Love? This ain't the Wolves You should trade Garcia, and start Nocioni.

Yeah, I thought about that too..
Maybe I'll try to trade him to Oklahoma for the First Pick

I meant spencer hawes lol.

with the 4th overall pick you should have no problem acquiring a high profile point guard. good job. personally i love mccants, but you gotta give some to get some..

DRAFT

Mock Draft

Wow, maybe you'll get lucky and land both Rubio and Griffin I'm not really high on Rubio, but he's a good player.

Rubio-K-Mart-Noc-Griffin-Thompson/Hawes looks very promising.

Wow, maybe you'll get lucky and land both Rubio and Griffin I'm not really high on Rubio, but he's a good player.

Rubio-K-Mart-Noc-Griffin-Thompson/Hawes looks very promising.

I don't like Rubio..
I hope for Jennings, but let's see what the future brings to me

With Thomas, Thompson and Simmons I got 3 PFs, but with K-Mart only one SG.
And because of this I'm thinking about DeRozan

Motiejunas is a 2010 prospect, and Griffin's ratings should be 5-6 overall higher than the rest, as this is sorta like the 1997 (Duncan) draft. Good luck with this. Since its the Kings, you'll need it.

DRAFT

Draft Summary

1. Oklahoma City Thunder: T. Evans
2. Sacramento Kings: B. Griffin
3. Toronto Raptors: J. Harden
4. Sacramento Kings: B. Jennings
5. Minnesota Timberwolves: R. Rubio
6. Washington Wizards: J. Hill
7. Milwaukee Bucks: T. Lawson
8. Los Angeles Clippers: H. Thabeet
9. Detroit Pistons: G. Lawal
10. Miami Heat: J. Flynn
11. Atlanta Hawks: E. Clark
12. Denver Nuggets: C. Budinger
13. Phoenix Suns: D. Blair
14. New Jersey Nets: T. Williams
15. ...

Great draft for you! I'd take Jennings over Rubio any day. Evans first pick looks weird

Interesting with you picking Jennings over Rubio.

Good luck with this one!

GAME RECAP



The Sacramento Kings beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 109 to 107 in a very dramatic season opener. The first quarter was like a fight between Rubio and Jennings, it was like Rubio scores, Jennings scores, Rubio assist, Jennings assist.. But in the second quarter Jennings couldn't connect on his 1st quarter performance and Rubio was still hot. After the 1st half the Kings led with 2 points but then it was Kevin Martin's moment he scored 18 of his 33 points in the 3rd quarter and also added 2 rebounds and one assist to give them a 4 points lead. After some struggle in the 4th quarter and easy fast-break points for the T'Wolves Donte Greene was changed in and made 7 points in a row to even the score. At the score of 109 to 107 and 22 seconds left the T'Wolves had an last opportunity to even the score but Al Jefferson missed the last shot attempt.
The King's rookies Brandon Jennings and Blake Griffin made a good performance in their NBA Debut. Jennings made 9 points and added 3 rebounds, 5 assists and one steal but went on 4-10 from the field. Griffin made 10 points, 4 rebounds and one assist with a 5-7 shooting from the field.

Key Performers:

• Kevin Martin finished with 33 points, 4 rebounds and one assist.
• Jason Thompson played a nice game with 17 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.
• Al Jefferson recorded a double-double with 25 points and 13 rebeounds.
• Ricky Rubio recorded a double-double too with 11 points and 14 assists.

Highlights:




Box Score

Last edited by kupix on Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:40 pm, edited 2 times in total.

Nice dynasty,great win for you.Ricky looks good,but i hope Griffin will start to dominate in the next games

EDIT : Ups, my bad..
I doubt Rubio will be like this in his NBA debut

This looks great, love that Donte Greene sees some minutes. Perhaps next time add pictures of the box score, a little bigger then the game-photos. Right now can't really understand the team stats.

Last edited by Martti. on Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:13 am, edited 1 time in total.

Damn, tough loss to start. I doubt Rubio will be like this in his NBA debut

This looks great, love that Donte Greene sees some minutes. Perhaps next time add pictures of the box score, a little bigger then the game-photos. Right now can't really understand the team stats.

Tough loss?
Thx, i will post the pics for this game later

kupix, uups, my bad

kupix, uups, my bad

np

P.S.: I added the Box Score

GAME RECAP



The Sacramento Kings won their second straight game. As they beat the Heat 101-69. Sacramento started the game with a 8-0 run and could save a 29-17 lead after the first quarter with good defense. The second quarter was like the first one. The Kings played their game and the Heat couldn't stop them. Especially Blake Griffin, who had a double-double after the two first quarters with 14 points and 10 rebounds, played very well. At the half the Kings led by 29. In the second half the Heat waked up, but they played not well enough to decrease the difference. Only Michael Beasley and James Jones tried to make some points but it didn't help. Even Dwayne Wayde played bad. After 8 points in the first half he finished the game with 11 points and 4-21 from the field. After the third quarter Coach Reggie Theus brought in his bench players because he knew that they could take the win home. And so the Sacramento Kings won their second straight game.

Key Performers:

• Blake Griffin finished with 26 points, 14 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block
• Jason Thompson played again a nice game and recorded a double-double with 17 points an 11 rebounds
• Michael Beasley finished with 16 points and 9 rebounds
• James Jones had 11 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals

Highlights:



Box Score

Damn, you beat the Heat. Just kidding

Nice win, but damn the Heat played bad. 6-41 from three??

Griffin's on fire Great win.