Same State, Different Teams: A Spurs Dynasty|Yr. 6|1-1

I think this is the best dynasty ever not really but one of them
CAN ANYONE HELP ME ON MINE?????????

I think this is the best dynasty ever not really but one of them
CAN ANYONE HELP ME ON MINE?????????

Not even close.

Butler outduels Stackhouse

Caron Butler barely made it to the final round, but proved it wasn't a fluke, defeating Jerry Stackhouse by a score of 96-95 to win the Sprite Rising Stars Slam Dunk Competition. In the first round, everyone scored 100 except for Jason Richardson, who scored a 45 on his first dunk. IN the three-man-shootout, Amare Stoudemire was eliminated, scoring a 45, while Butler and Stack scored 50's. In the final round, Stack's bounce off the shot clock only got him a 45 after Butler's 50, and, needing a 46 to close it out, Butler got just that, while Stackhouse scored a 50 to make it a 1-point difference to end it.

Mighty Mouse wins in shootout

Damon Stoudamire, in a shootout with Steve Nash, brought home the Foot Locker 3-Point Shootout Trophy. Everyone put up respectable numbers, with Nash setting the record with 29 points in a single round, but it came down to him and Stoudamire in the end. Both players scored 18 in the final round, which led to a shootout, where both players bombed it. They both only shot 2 racks in 24 seconds, with Nash only getting 3, and Mighty Mouse bringing it home with 5.

Dude stop making the lineups as codes

It should be quotes instead.

Alright, alright, I'll go back to what I was doing.

Surpised no one's raved about Telfair except z50bo

NBA All-Star Game




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Rosters:

East:

C - Ben Wallace

PF - Tim Duncan

SF - Corey Maggette

SG - Kobe Bryant

PG - Steve Nash

BENCH:

Marcus Camby

Jermaine O'Neal

Tracy McGrady

Dwayne Wade

Gilbert Arenas

Antawn Jamison

Elton Brand




West:

C - Yao Ming

PF - Kevin Garnett

SF - Paul Pierce

SG - Ray Allen

PG - Stephon Marbury

BENCH:

Shaquille O'Neal

Dirk Nowitzki

LeBron James

Manu Ginobili

Allen Iverson

Grant Hill

Lamar Odom

Yao leads west to victory


It seemed like the West always had the slightest lead in this All-Star Game, and that's how it ended.

Despite a comeback by the East in the final seconds, the West made the shots when they needed to, and they put it away with free throws to win the All-Star game 81-75, in Houston. Corey Maggette, of the East, led all scorers with 15 points. Dirk Nowitzki paced the West with 13.


Player Stats PTS/REB/AST/BLK/STL


East:

Jermaine O'Neal 2/0/1/0/0

Marcus Camby 4/0/1/0/2

Tracy McGrady 13/0/1/0/3

Gilbert Arenas 4/0/3/1/2

Dwayne Wade 14/1/4/1/2

Ben Wallace 4/2/1/1/1

Tim Duncan 8/4/2/0/0

Corey Maggette 15/1/1/0/2

Steve Nash 3/0/4/0/3

Kobe Bryant 2/0/2/0/1

Antawn Jamison 6/0/0/0/0

Elton Brand 0/0/0/0/0








West:

Shaquille O'neal 7/2/1/3/0

Kevin Garnett 2/5/1/3/0

Dirk Nowitzki 13/3/0/2/0

Manu Ginobili 5/0/0/0/0

Allen Iverson 12/0/3/0/1

Yao Ming 12/6/0/2/1

Paul Pierce 9/1/1/0/1

Ray Allen 11/0/4/0/0

LeBron James 3/1/2/0/0

Stephon Marbury 5/0/6/0/4

Grant Hill 0/0/0/0/0

Lamar Odom 2/2/0/0/0


All-Star Game MVP:



Yao Ming

NBA All-Star Weekend Recap:







SOPHOMORES 78, ROOKIES 52


MVP:




Sebastian Telfair - Houston Rockets*





Winner:



Caron Butler - Los Angeles Clippers






Winner:



Damon Stoudamire - Toronto Raptors





WEST 81, EAST 75


MVP:



Yao Ming - Phoenix Suns


Well, back to the games, first one is @ Toronto, who is 9-6.

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Starting Lineups:


Houston:

C - Amare Stoudemire

PF - Ike Diogu

SF - Carmelo Anthony

SG - Joe Johnson

PG - Sebastian Telfair


Toronto:

C - Vlade Divac

PF - Carlos Boozer

SF - Andrei Kirilenko

SG - Larry Hughes

PG - Damon Stoudamire

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Telfair, Rockets embarrass Raptors in front of home crowd


Sebastian Telfair recorded his second 20/20 of the year, as the Rockets never trailed and rolled over the Raptors at Air Canada Centre. The double-double was Telfair's 9th straight. Carmelo Anthony chipped in with 19.


Player Stats PTS/REB/AST/BLK/STL


Houston:


Amare Stoudemire 14/5/0/8/1

Ike Diogu 9/7/0/3/1

Carmelo Anthony 19/6/1/0/0

Joe Johnson 12/0/1/0/1

Sebastian Telfair 20/2/20/0/3

Nenad Krstic 2/2/1/1/0

Tim Thomas 5/0/0/0/0

Eric Snow 6/1/5/1/2

Mehmet Okur 0/1/0/3/0

Kyle Korver 2/0/1/0/0

Ron Mercer DNP:CD



Toronto:

Vlade Divac 6/2/0/0/0

Carlos Boozer 5/7/1/1/0

Andrei Kirilenko 5/2/1/1/1

Larry Hughes 15/2/3/0/0

Damon Stoudamire 24/2/6/0/2

Jarvis Hayes 3/2/3/0/0

Marcus Banks 13/0/2/0/0

Eduardo Najera 0/1/0/0/0

Pedrag Drobnjak 2/3/2/0/0

Allan Houston 3/0/0/0/0

Eric Williams 0/0/0/0/0

Greg Buckner DNP:CD




Player of the Game:



Sebastian Telfair


Next Game: 2/21 @ Seattle






GM Notes:

I've been thinking, and, we may need some veteran leadership, and we need some help rebounding. I know who is the perfect fit for that, but I don't think we can get him... I may try.

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Starting Lineups:


Houston:

C - Amare Stoudemire

PF - Ike Diogu

SF - Carmelo Anthony

SG - Joe Johnson

PG - Sebastian Telfair


Seattle:

C - Kurt Thomas

PF - Marvin Williams

SF - Gerald Green

SG - Ray Allen

PG - Mike Bibby

For some reason, my Ps2 screwed up, and when I tried to get the boxscores for the Seattle game, I got the Toronto ones o.0 Oh well.


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Key Players

HOU Anthony 27 PTS (plus a Jordan-like runner from the free-throw line to seal the win)

Telfair 17 PTS, 16 AST


SEA Bibby 27 PTS

Sorry about the box score thing, my ps2 has issues.

Next game 2/27 vs. Charlotte


GM Notes:

I got my veteran, but at the cost of Joe Johnson...although he wasn't producing, he was doing pretty well. But, that's business.

The Boston Celtics and Houston Rockets have made (another) deal that sends Ben Wallace to Houston in exchange for Joe Johnson and Ron Mercer.


"Mercer was seldom used, and Johson was complaining that he was being taken out too much for Korver and could be more productive elsewhere, so we think this is a good deal. We welcome Ben to Houston with open arms, we've been need of a veteran leader". said GM Jacob Milani.

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Starting Lineups:

Charlotte:

C - Lorenzen Wright

PF - Kwame Brown

SF - Tracy McGrady

SG - Jason Richardson

PG - Kirk Hinrich
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Houston:

C - Ben Wallace

PF - Amare Stoudemire

SF - Ike Diogu*

SG - Carmelo Anthony

PG - Sebastian Telfair




*He's starting at SF with Melo at SG cause I don't want him out of the starting lineup, he's been doing awesome.

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Rockets hit hard in loss


After the Rockets emabarrassed Toronto in front of their home crowd, they got a taste of their own medicine in the form of the 11-point loss at the Toyota Center to the Charlotte Bobcats. Tracy McGrady led all scorers with 23, while Lorenzen Wright did a little bit of everything. Ben Wallace had a good debut for Houston.


The game seemed even in the first half, but then the Bobcats were unstoppable in the 3rd, and that lead held up in the fourth. Kwame Brown had a grabbed 10 rebounds for the 'Cats, while Mike James (I'm ashamed of this ) scored 19. Sebastian Telfair continued his double-double streak, now ten in a row, with 16 points and 12 dimes.





Player Stats PTS/REB/AST/BLK/STL


Charlotte:

Lorenzen Wright 4/8/2/2/4

Kwame Brown 6/10/3/0/0

Tracy McGrady 23/2/0/1/0

Jason Richardson 17/0/2/0/1

Kirk Hinrich 13/0/6/0/1

Mike James 19/0/1/0/0

Martell Webster 2/1/1/0/0

Hedo Turkoglu 3/0/0/0/0

Kendrick Perkins 0/1/0/0/0

Robert Traylor 4/6/1/0/2

Sergei Monia 0/0/0/0/0
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Houston:

Ben Wallace 18/7/1/1/0

Amare Stoudemire 4/6/3/4/0

Ike Diogu 4/2/4/1/1

Carmelo Anthony 14/3/2/0/0

Sebastian Telfair 16/2/12/1/0

Tim Thomas 9/2/1/0/1

Kyle Korver 2/0/0/0/1

Eric Snow 2/0/1/0/0

Mehmet Okur 2/1/1/2/0

Nenad Krstic 2/1/0/1/0
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Player of the Game:




Lorenzen Wright



Next Game: 3/9 @ Miami

Next: February Recap

NBA AROUND THE LEAGUE - FEBRUARY


LEAGUE LEADERS: TOP 5


POINTS:



Paul Pierce - Utah - 659

Stephon Marbury - Portland 640

Peja Stojakovic - 617

Tim Duncan - Washington - 644

Shaquille O'Neal - Dallas - 535



POINTS PER GAME:

Peja Stojakovic - Milwaukee - 32.5

Paul Pierce - Utah - 30.0

Shaquille O'Neal - Dallas - 28.2

Stephon Marbury - Portland - 25.6

Antawn Jamison - Orlando - 24.6



FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE:

Loren Woods - LA Lakers - .750(I guarantee he's taken 4 shots and made 3 )

Amare Stoudemire - Houston* - .674

Primoz Brezec/Corliss Williamson - Boston/Chicago - .667

Theo Ratliff - Phoenix - .647

Dikembe Mutombo - Dallas - .643


3-POINT FIELD GOAL %:

Bryon Russell - Denver - .571

Travis Best - Washington - .550

Lamond Murray - Miami - .545

Tim Thomas - Houston* - .540

Allan Houston - Toronto - .538


FREE THROW %:

Maurice Evans - Washington - 1.000

Jalen Rose - Sacramento - .986

Ray Allen - Seattle - .972

Steve Nash - Miami - .964

Jeff McInnis - NOK - .960


REBOUNDS:

Kurt Thomas - Seattle - 265

Drew Gooden - Portland - 257

Eddy Curry - Atlanta - 255

Zach Randolph - Chicago - 243

Tim Duncan/Ben Wallace - Washington/Houston* - 242



REBOUNDS PER GAME:

Ben Wallace - Houston* - 12.7

Eddy Curry - Atlanta - 12.1

Kurt Thomas - Seattle - 12.0

Kenyon Martin - Milwaukee - 11.8

Elton Brand - Cleveland - 11.2


(NOTE: Most of the following things are dominated by me )


BLOCKS PER GAME:

Amare Stoudemire - Houston* - 4.81

Ike Diogu - Houston - 3.05*

Dwight Howard/Kenyon Martin - Dallas/Milwaukee - 2.63

Tyson Chandler - Indiana - 2.53

Alonzo Mourning - Miami - 2.43



STEALS PER GAME:

Sebastian Telfair - Houston* - 3.00

Paul Pierce - Utah - 2.50

Allen Iverson - Golden State - 2.48

Earl Boykins - NY Knicks - 2.41

Chris Webber/Vince Carter - Memphis/Denver - 2.39


ASSISTS PER GAME:

Sebastian Telfair - Houston* - 10.1

Steve Nash - Miami - 9.1

Allen Iverson - Golden State - 7.7

Kobe Bryant - Miami - 7.5

Andre Miller - San Antonio - 7.2






POWER RANKINGS TOP 5

1. Minnesota 16-6

2. New Jersey 15-4

3. Houston 17-4

4. Miami 14-7

5. Utah 15-5



NBA STANDINGS - DIVISIONAL


EAST:


ATLANTIC:

New Jersey 15-4

Toronto 9-7

Boston 10-9

New York 7-10

Philadelphia 8-14


CENTRAL:

Chicago 12-10

Cleveland 10-11

Milwaukee 8-11

Detroit 7-13

Indiana 6-13


SOUTHEAST:

Miami 14-7

Charlotte 13-7

Washington 12-13

Orlando 8-13

Atlanta 5-16


WEST:

PACIFIC:

Sacramento 12-8

LA Lakers 12-9

Golden State 11-11

Phoenix 10-10

LA Clippers 4-18


NORTHWEST:


Minnesota 16-6

Utah 16-6

Denver 9-9

Seattle 8-14

Portland 8-14


SOUTHWEST:

Houston* 17-4

NOK 14-6

Dallas 12-7

Memphis 7-10

San Antonio 9-14


MVP CANDIDATES:

Paul Pierce - Utah

Stephon Marbury - Portland

Tim Duncan - Washington

Corey Maggette - Washington

Kevin Garnett - NOK


PLAYERS/ROOKIES OF THE MONTH:

EAST:

Player: Antoine Walker - Atlanta - 16.1 PPG, 12.9 RPG

Rookie: Chris Paul - Cleveland - 21.2 PPG, 5.2 APG

WEST:

Player: Vince Carter - Denver - 28.1 PPG, 6.7 RPG, 4.1 APG. 2.15 SPG

Rookie - Marvin Williams - Seattle - 15.0 PPg, 9.6 RPG

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STARTING LINEUPS:

Houston:

C - Ben Wallace

PF - Amare Stoudemire

SF - Ike Diogu

SG - Carmelo Anthony

PG - Sebastian Telfair

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Miami:

C - Alonzo Mourning

PF - Shareef Abdur-Rahim

SF - Travis Outlaw

SG - Kobe Bryant

PG - Steve Nash



GM Notes:

This will probably be one of the hardest games this year, on the road facing the Heat...Kobe's actually passing the ball for once in his career, in the top 5 in assists along with Nash. Zo is going to be a tough cover also, but I think we can handle it as a team.

Van Gundy moving positions

In a surprise move, the Houston Rockets organization has moved Jeff Van Gundy to the Assistant GM position, to move Jacob Milani to head coach. He will keep his GM job also.


"We've liked the trades so far, and I would like to see how he can coach a team." said Rockets president Leslie Alexander. "We believe he can do a great job. Van Gundy seconded that.

"I loved coaching this team, but I believe Milani can pick up where I left off and lead us to glory," Van Gundy said. "I'm happy they kept me with the organization."

"I'm glad that Jeff can help me making some tough decisions now, with him being assistant GM," said Milani. "I usually talked to him before I offered the trades, but now with him being a part of the job, his thought really counts more.

"He did a great job, and I hope I can carry on what he was doing".

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Nash downs Rockets in OT


The Rockets blew a 14-point lead in the fourth, and were downed by a Steve Nash three-pointer in overtime, that left new head coach Jacob Milani furious.


"We've did this many times this year, and we've gotten lucky a fewe times and won, but not this time," he said. "We need to stop slacking off like we've already won the game and maintain a lead." Sebastian Telfair had a great game despite the loss. The injury of Carmelo Anthony didn't help matters, either.

Travis Outlaw made a lot of key baskets, including the basket that sent the game into overtime. Steve Nash then ran down the clock in OT, then hit a three leaving 1.4 seconds left. Houston then called timeout, and got the ball into Kyle Korver, who missed a long three that sent the crowd in American Airlines Arena crazy.


Player Stats PTS/REB/AST/BLK/STL


Houston:

Ben Wallace 15/13/1/5/0

Amare Stoudemire 10/4/2/3/2

Carmelo Anthony 8/1/0/0/0

Kyle Korver 17/4/2/1/2

Sebastian Telfair 31/1/17/0/2

Ike Diogu 14/6/2/2/1

Tim Thomas 17/2/3/0/0

Eric Snow 3/0/2/0/0

Nenad Krstic DNP:CD

Mehmet Okur 4/2/1/2/0

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Miami:

Alonzo Mourning 6/12/1/1/0

Shareef Abdur-Rahim 12/11/1/1/3

Travis Outlaw 20/2/3/0/0

Kobe Bryant 24/3/3/0/0

Steve Nash 33/2/6/0/4

Speedy Claxton 10/0/1/0/0

Lamond Murray 8/1/0/0/1

Kerry Kittles 2/0/1/0/0

Austin Croshere 5/3/2/0/0

Malik Rose 2/3/0/0/0

Beno Udrih DNP:CD

David Harrison 0/1/0/0/0



Player of the Game:



Steve Nash


Next Rockets Game: 3/15 @ Sacramento

Injury Diagnosis:

Carmelo Anthony

Houston Rockets


Broken Finger


Out 5 weeks...

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Starting Lineups:


Houston:

C - Ben Wallace

PF - Amare Stoudemire

SF - Tim Thomas

SG - Kyle Korver

PG - Sebastian Telfair
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Sacramento:

C - Samuel Dalembert

PF - Stromile Swift

SF - Jalen Rose

SG - Fred Hoiberg

PG - Jason Kidd

Damn, Melo out for 5 Weeks Denver is gonna have a tuff time getting wins.

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Rockets handed third straight loss


The Rockets trailed most of the game, and when they finally got a run going, it was answered by Sacramento. When they got a run going late in the fourth, the Kings kept making baskets and Houston had to foul, and that's when Sacramento put it away. Ben Wallace fouled out with 2 seconds left (OMFG! ). Sebastian Telfair, who kept up his double-double streak, hit a three at the buzzer to make the score closer.

"They just played better than us today." said Amare Stoudemire. "We'll just have to go on and play better the next game.

"Luckily, only 1 of our last 6 games are on the road, so we will have the crowd back in Houston to help us out through most of the rest of the year."


Player Stats PTS/REB/AST/BLK/STL

Houston:

Ben Wallace 12/4/0/7/2

Amare Stoudemire 8/5/0/3/0

Tim Thomas 16/3/2/0/1

Kyle Korver 13/2/4/0/0

Sebastian Telfair 23/1/12/1/2

Ike Diogu 8/7/1/3/1

Eric Snow 10/3/2/0/2

Mehmet Okur 4/3/0/1/0

Nenad Krstic 0/0/0/1/1

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Sacramento:

Samuel Dalembert 10/9/0/0/3

Stromile Swift 13/6/2/2/1

Jalen Rose 17/3/3/1/0

Fred Hoiberg 4/1/1/1/2

Jason Kidd 22/4/3/0/2

Doug Christie 8/1/2/0/0

Maurice Williams 6/0/6/0/0

Walter McCarty 6/0/1/0/1

Sean May 2/6/0/1/0

Carlos Arroyo 3/0/0/0/0

Marc Jackson 4/2/1/0/0
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Player of the Game:




Jason Kidd


Next Rockets Game: 3/25 vs. Denver

Damn, Melo out for 5 Weeks Denver is gonna have a tuff time getting wins.

Um...

1. This is a fantsy draft.

2. I traded for Carmelo.


Just to let you know.