Sat Nov 05, 2005 9:10 pm
great win over the Miami Heat All-Stars..... awesome november round-up.... your record is good so far.... good luck next game......
Sun Nov 06, 2005 12:45 am
Very nice dynasty Heiks. I'm supporting this. 
Sun Nov 06, 2005 2:54 am
great stuff Heiks. The stats are realistic too..which is pretty good. I really like the format
Fri Nov 18, 2005 5:10 pm
That pic of Dwayne Wade is sweeeeeeeeeeeeet, I have him in my Sonics Dynasty and wow he can do facials right in Shaq's face!
...of course Shaq had his share of blocks too
It looks like Arenas is your main man but I'll let the Birdie formula figure that one out Looking forward to your midseason pstat!
...of course Shaq had his share of blocks too
It looks like Arenas is your main man but I'll let the Birdie formula figure that one out
Looking forward to your midseason pstat!
Sat Nov 19, 2005 1:57 am
Hey thanks for the comments, guys.
I've been a bit busy at school lately, but don't worry, I'll hook you up with something over the weekend.
I've been a bit busy at school lately, but don't worry, I'll hook you up with something over the weekend.
Sat Nov 19, 2005 11:42 am
Cool I cant wait
Sun Nov 20, 2005 4:16 am
December 5, 2005
Jamison Runs Wizards Past Sixers
Philadelphia's big men shy against Washington.
-Washington 105 - - - - - - -Philadelphia 97
[ Box Score ]
Philadelphia, PA – It was all about Antawn Jamison tonight. Wizards' All-Star forward grabbed 9 offensive rebounds as he dominated the paint, ending up with 24 points, 13 rebounds and 2 steals.
The Sixers managed to get off to a good start as they took the 11-6 lead, but couldn't hold it for long. Wizards' bench scored 13 points in the first quarter as they moved past Philadelphia to win the period 21-17. Antawn Jamison scored 3 consecutive unanswered shots the next quarter and Washington went on to win the half 51-36. The Sixers did manage to get back in the game late in the third and even tie the game at 91 three minutes before the end of the game, but Gilbert Arenas led the Wizards to a 14-6 run to take the victory.
Arenas and Jamison both ended with a double-double while Iverson led the Sixers in scoring in limited minutes due to foul trouble.
Sixers' Andre Iguodala had a few flashy dunks, but that was all that the home fans had to cheer about.
[---]
December 7, 2005
Kidd-less Nets Outrun Wizards In Fourth
Arenas' 22 second-half points weren't enough to win.
-Washington 85 - - - - - - - New Jersey 87
[ Box Score ]
East Rutherford, NJ – Jeff McInnis did a great job replacing injured Jason Kidd as he scored 20 point and has 4 assist and 2 steals. He, Richard Jefferson and Vince Carter combined 60 points and lifted the Nets over the Wizards.
After a very intense and close first half Wizards Caron Butler scored 11 of his total 13 points, including three back-to-back threepointers. And if that wasn't enough, Gilbert Arenas added 9 points and 5 assist to take the Wizards ahead by 11 early in the third. But it was Jeff McInnis, who scored 10 himself and pulled the Nets closer, 62-57. The fourth quarter was led by Carter's and Jefferson's amazing dunks as they pulled the Nets ahead 76-69. Arenas did manage to pull the Wizards as close as 2 points but that was all. New Jersey held on to a 87-85 win as the Wizards failed to attempt a shot in the last 1.7 seconds.
Wizards' Brendan Haywood had a great performance with 12 points, 13 rebounds and a total of 6 blocks. Arenas and Jamison finished once again both with a double-double.
Richard Jefferson added 8 points to Carter's 9 in the fourth quarter and earned the POTG honors.
[---]
December 15, 2005
Wizards Shut Down Bucks
Washington defeated Milwaukee with 43 points.
-Washington 114 - - - - - - -Milwaukee 71
[ Box Score ]
Milwaukee, WI – Wizards' front court didn't give the Bucks' defense a chance, Jamison and Haywood both finished 20-10 and Jared Jeffries was also close to a double-double.
Although the Bucks managed to handle the Wizards in the first period, the following three were like hell. Milwaukee managed to score just 15 points in the second as Washington went on to take the 50-36 lead by the half. Bobby Simmons was the most effective Buck with 7 points and 5 rebounds up to then. While the bucks continued to struggle on offense the Wizards went through their defense as it was nothing: Washington scored 64 point in the second half while Milwaukee had just 50 after three.
Wizards' starting lineup finished all in double figures as Bobby Simmons was the only Buck to score 10 of more points. Washington out rebounded the Bucks 47-29.
Jared Jeffries, just one board shy of a double-double, welcoming rookie Andrew Bogut to the League.
[---]
December 21, 2005
Wizards Defeat Bobcats, Lose Jamison
Antawn Jamison out with a dislocated shoulder for 9 weeks.
-Washington 116 - - - - - - - Charlotte 103
[ Box Score ]
Charlotte, NC – Antawn Jamison, who scored 18 points in the first half, collided with Charlotte's Emeka Okafor just 1.23 before the final buzzer and dislocated his shoulder. Jamison who posted a fifth consecutive double-double will miss the next two months.
The two teams had a close game until the fourth quarter. That was when Caron Butler broke out. He had an amazing 16 points in the final deciding period to carry the Wizards past the young Bobcats. Charlotte had six players in double figures, including rookies Raymond Felton and Sean May. Gilbret Arenas was once again named the Player Of The Game with 23 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists and 3 steals.
Arenas leads Washington past the Spurs.
[---]
December 22, 2005
Wizards Rout Pacers
Wizards win by 15 despite absence of Jamison.
- - Indiana 87 - - - - - - - - -Washington 102
[ Box Score ]
Washington, DC – The Wizards' bench covered Jamison's absence as they scored 27 points. Eddie Griffin who replaced Jamison in the starting 5 did a great job in defense but was off target at the other end.
With less options on offense the Wizards had one thing on their mind straight from the beginning - defense. Although it didn't work as good all night long, they still managed to keep the Pacers under 20 points for two periods. After holding the Pacers to 16 in the first the defense got careless and Indiana scored 30 in the second to tie the game at 46 at the half. Eddie Jordan got hold of the things in the third as Washington held the Pacers again to 16 points. Butler and Arenas combined 18 out of the team's 29 in the third. Indiana attempted a comeback in the fourth but Gilbert Arenas was there to answer and the Wizards got away with a third consecutive double-digit victory.
Arenas had a big game with 31 points, 8 assists and 6 steals. Jermaine O'Neal led the Pacers with 22 points, 10 rebounds, 2 steals and a block.
Wizards' guard Caron Butler scored 20 of his 26 points in the second and third quarter of the game.
Jamison Runs Wizards Past Sixers
Philadelphia's big men shy against Washington.
-Washington 105 - - - - - - -Philadelphia 97
[ Box Score ]
Philadelphia, PA – It was all about Antawn Jamison tonight. Wizards' All-Star forward grabbed 9 offensive rebounds as he dominated the paint, ending up with 24 points, 13 rebounds and 2 steals.
The Sixers managed to get off to a good start as they took the 11-6 lead, but couldn't hold it for long. Wizards' bench scored 13 points in the first quarter as they moved past Philadelphia to win the period 21-17. Antawn Jamison scored 3 consecutive unanswered shots the next quarter and Washington went on to win the half 51-36. The Sixers did manage to get back in the game late in the third and even tie the game at 91 three minutes before the end of the game, but Gilbert Arenas led the Wizards to a 14-6 run to take the victory.
Arenas and Jamison both ended with a double-double while Iverson led the Sixers in scoring in limited minutes due to foul trouble.
Sixers' Andre Iguodala had a few flashy dunks, but that was all that the home fans had to cheer about.
[---]
December 7, 2005
Kidd-less Nets Outrun Wizards In Fourth
Arenas' 22 second-half points weren't enough to win.
-Washington 85 - - - - - - - New Jersey 87
[ Box Score ]
East Rutherford, NJ – Jeff McInnis did a great job replacing injured Jason Kidd as he scored 20 point and has 4 assist and 2 steals. He, Richard Jefferson and Vince Carter combined 60 points and lifted the Nets over the Wizards.
After a very intense and close first half Wizards Caron Butler scored 11 of his total 13 points, including three back-to-back threepointers. And if that wasn't enough, Gilbert Arenas added 9 points and 5 assist to take the Wizards ahead by 11 early in the third. But it was Jeff McInnis, who scored 10 himself and pulled the Nets closer, 62-57. The fourth quarter was led by Carter's and Jefferson's amazing dunks as they pulled the Nets ahead 76-69. Arenas did manage to pull the Wizards as close as 2 points but that was all. New Jersey held on to a 87-85 win as the Wizards failed to attempt a shot in the last 1.7 seconds.
Wizards' Brendan Haywood had a great performance with 12 points, 13 rebounds and a total of 6 blocks. Arenas and Jamison finished once again both with a double-double.
Richard Jefferson added 8 points to Carter's 9 in the fourth quarter and earned the POTG honors.
[---]
December 15, 2005
Wizards Shut Down Bucks
Washington defeated Milwaukee with 43 points.
-Washington 114 - - - - - - -Milwaukee 71
[ Box Score ]
Milwaukee, WI – Wizards' front court didn't give the Bucks' defense a chance, Jamison and Haywood both finished 20-10 and Jared Jeffries was also close to a double-double.
Although the Bucks managed to handle the Wizards in the first period, the following three were like hell. Milwaukee managed to score just 15 points in the second as Washington went on to take the 50-36 lead by the half. Bobby Simmons was the most effective Buck with 7 points and 5 rebounds up to then. While the bucks continued to struggle on offense the Wizards went through their defense as it was nothing: Washington scored 64 point in the second half while Milwaukee had just 50 after three.
Wizards' starting lineup finished all in double figures as Bobby Simmons was the only Buck to score 10 of more points. Washington out rebounded the Bucks 47-29.
Jared Jeffries, just one board shy of a double-double, welcoming rookie Andrew Bogut to the League.
[---]
December 21, 2005
Wizards Defeat Bobcats, Lose Jamison
Antawn Jamison out with a dislocated shoulder for 9 weeks.
-Washington 116 - - - - - - - Charlotte 103
[ Box Score ]
Charlotte, NC – Antawn Jamison, who scored 18 points in the first half, collided with Charlotte's Emeka Okafor just 1.23 before the final buzzer and dislocated his shoulder. Jamison who posted a fifth consecutive double-double will miss the next two months.
The two teams had a close game until the fourth quarter. That was when Caron Butler broke out. He had an amazing 16 points in the final deciding period to carry the Wizards past the young Bobcats. Charlotte had six players in double figures, including rookies Raymond Felton and Sean May. Gilbret Arenas was once again named the Player Of The Game with 23 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists and 3 steals.
Arenas leads Washington past the Spurs.
[---]
December 22, 2005
Wizards Rout Pacers
Wizards win by 15 despite absence of Jamison.
- - Indiana 87 - - - - - - - - -Washington 102
[ Box Score ]
Washington, DC – The Wizards' bench covered Jamison's absence as they scored 27 points. Eddie Griffin who replaced Jamison in the starting 5 did a great job in defense but was off target at the other end.
With less options on offense the Wizards had one thing on their mind straight from the beginning - defense. Although it didn't work as good all night long, they still managed to keep the Pacers under 20 points for two periods. After holding the Pacers to 16 in the first the defense got careless and Indiana scored 30 in the second to tie the game at 46 at the half. Eddie Jordan got hold of the things in the third as Washington held the Pacers again to 16 points. Butler and Arenas combined 18 out of the team's 29 in the third. Indiana attempted a comeback in the fourth but Gilbert Arenas was there to answer and the Wizards got away with a third consecutive double-digit victory.
Arenas had a big game with 31 points, 8 assists and 6 steals. Jermaine O'Neal led the Pacers with 22 points, 10 rebounds, 2 steals and a block.
Wizards' guard Caron Butler scored 20 of his 26 points in the second and third quarter of the game.
Sun Nov 20, 2005 4:21 am
Good recap man. I like the screens they come in really good and clear. Good job.
Sun Nov 20, 2005 5:37 am
Amazing recaps man... 3-1... Jamison: 9 weeks? Wow!
Sun Nov 20, 2005 7:01 pm
January 1, 2006
Players Of The Month
Best of December 2005
Players Of The Month
Best of December 2005
- East Player Of The Month
Richard Jefferson (NJN)
[22.9ppg, 10.7rpg, 2.7apg, 2.0spg] - West Player Of The Month
Shawn Marion (PHO)
[24.3ppg, 10.5rpg, 1.9apg, 2.13bpg, 2.38spg] - East Rookie Of The Month
Raymond Felton (CHA)
[12.3ppg, 1.8rpg, 3.5apg, 1.0spg] - West Rookie Of The Month
Deron Williams (UTA)
[16.4ppg, 2.5rpg, 4.4apg, 1.38spg] - Wizards' Player Of The Month
Gilbert Arenas PG #0
[25.8ppg, 2.8rpg, 9.4apg, 3.6spg]
Sun Nov 20, 2005 7:02 pm
ShAuN wrote:Good recap man. I like the screens they come in really good and clear. Good job.
Thanks! I really feel like I don't have any time to write big-ass recaps and take a lot of pics, so I'll probably stick to these monthly recaps.
Thierry. wrote:Amazing recaps man... 3-1... Jamison: 9 weeks? Wow!
Yeah, that sucks. I guess it'll be for 9-10 or so. Atleast now I gan give Eddie Griffin some more action.
Mon Nov 21, 2005 1:16 am
bummer about loosing Jamison...you'll loose some needed rebounding and 3 point shooting, but hopefully, Eddie Griffin filles in that role nicely
Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:03 am
I always wonder what Shaq REALLY wants when he goes up for a dunk like this and just hangs there for a bit
A Caron Butler how I miss having him on my team...I hope he's doing well for you! I see you're almost to the halfway point of the season... remember to send your pstats my way, Heiks! The 06 Birdie Board is starting to pick up some steam...and of course I wanna see how your Caron Butler is doing
Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:21 am
very nice a potm for ur own team
Tue Nov 29, 2005 12:08 am
As you can see, this one's not going the way it should. Although I enjoyed doing this dynasty, I have to finish it, atleast posting it here. It's my last year of high school, it's getting quite exhausting so I have no energy or will left to write recaps and articles and other stuff like that for the dynasty. Heck, I don't even bother to post at the rest of the NLSC lately. Anyways, I'll probably keep playing the dynasty, maybe I'll post something in the far-far future.
So, over and out.
So, over and out.
Tue Nov 29, 2005 12:12 am
they should give us money for doing this as a part time job XD
good luck with school, i got college finals in 2 weeks and that aint no pushover either
good luck with school, i got college finals in 2 weeks and that aint no pushover either
Tue Nov 29, 2005 3:31 am
Ok man... good luck in the school I think I have 2+ weeks and I'm done.
I think I have 2+ weeks and I'm done.
Tue Nov 29, 2005 3:32 am
Good luck in the school, I'm sure you'll be back !
Wed Nov 30, 2005 6:51 am
...from the Chronicles of the 2006 Birdie Project: (info)
Heiks's Washington 2005-06 mid-season Birdie Breakdown:
With Antawn Jamison suffering for injuries, Arenas definitely laced up those sneakers and had a go at it...and earned Team MVP honors with a weighted Birdie score of 20.99- and his 'reversible' Live Card is now enabled.
This Dynasty instance is currently ranked #2 on the Official 2006 Birdie Board
the running leaderboard:
The qualifers:
B. Haywood: 8.2 rpg (ranks 3rd)
G. Arenas: 9.4 apg (ranks 2nd)
G. Arenas: 26.1 ppg (ranks 4th)
Complete 'Birdie Breakdown' coverage AND to see Arenas 's ' reversible' Live Card click here.
Heiks: Yeh, man school is definitely a focus man and we appreciate you keeping things alive on the Dynasty thread. As you mentioned that you may still play your dynasty...don't forget to continually send me the stats...and I'll be the one here to keep eveybody updated on how well your Wizards are doing! Thanks so much!
Heiks's Washington 2005-06 mid-season Birdie Breakdown:
With Antawn Jamison suffering for injuries, Arenas definitely laced up those sneakers and had a go at it...and earned Team MVP honors with a weighted Birdie score of 20.99- and his 'reversible' Live Card is now enabled.
This Dynasty instance is currently ranked #2 on the Official 2006 Birdie Board
the running leaderboard:
The qualifers:
B. Haywood: 8.2 rpg (ranks 3rd)
G. Arenas: 9.4 apg (ranks 2nd)
G. Arenas: 26.1 ppg (ranks 4th)
Complete 'Birdie Breakdown' coverage AND to see Arenas 's ' reversible' Live Card click here.
Heiks: Yeh, man school is definitely a focus man and we appreciate you keeping things alive on the Dynasty thread. As you mentioned that you may still play your dynasty...don't forget to continually send me the stats...and I'll be the one here to keep eveybody updated on how well your Wizards are doing! Thanks so much!
Wed Nov 30, 2005 7:56 am
Man Heiks... I can't say enough how much I love your screens!
Wed Nov 30, 2005 9:15 am
I hope you can squeak a few recaps here and there, this was one of my favourite dynasties.
Wed Nov 30, 2005 1:08 pm
Its_asdf wrote:I hope you can squeak a few recaps here and there, this was one of my favourite dynasties.
Ditto, and good luck with school stuff..Life>Live
Sun Dec 11, 2005 12:14 pm
Well, I promised Heiks that I'd keep everyone informed about his Dynasty and here it is!
...from the Chronicles of the 2006 Birdie Project: (info)
Heiks's Washington 2005-06 end of season Birdie Breakdown:
Gilbert Arenas was able to withstand the rigors of the season and although him and teammate Antawn Jamison were almost as equally valuable, Arenas wins out and earns Team MVP honors with a weighted Birdie score of 20.79 - and his 'reversible' Live Card is now enabled.
...Arenas takes his team to the top!:
This Dynasty instance is currently ranked #1 on the Official 2006 Birdie Board!
the running leaderboard:
The qualifers:
B. Haywood: 8.6 rpg (ranks 3rd)
G. Arenas: 8.4 apg (ranks 3rd)
G. Arenas 26 ppg ppg (ranks 4th)
B. Haywood 2.07 bpg (ranks 7th)
Complete 'Birdie Breakdown' coverage AND to see Arenas 's ' reversible' Live Card SPORTING a JAE signature headshot!!! click here.
Heiks: I want to wish you great luck during the playoffs and I'll keep buggin you on MSN about how you're doing. Thanks for providing Jae with some in-game shots for the headshot project and knock those Eastern Conference competitors into elimination!
...from the Chronicles of the 2006 Birdie Project: (info)
Heiks's Washington 2005-06 end of season Birdie Breakdown:
Gilbert Arenas was able to withstand the rigors of the season and although him and teammate Antawn Jamison were almost as equally valuable, Arenas wins out and earns Team MVP honors with a weighted Birdie score of 20.79 - and his 'reversible' Live Card is now enabled.
...Arenas takes his team to the top!:
This Dynasty instance is currently ranked #1 on the Official 2006 Birdie Board!
the running leaderboard:
The qualifers:
B. Haywood: 8.6 rpg (ranks 3rd)
G. Arenas: 8.4 apg (ranks 3rd)
G. Arenas 26 ppg ppg (ranks 4th)
B. Haywood 2.07 bpg (ranks 7th)
Complete 'Birdie Breakdown' coverage AND to see Arenas 's ' reversible' Live Card SPORTING a JAE signature headshot!!! click here.
Heiks: I want to wish you great luck during the playoffs and I'll keep buggin you on MSN about how you're doing. Thanks for providing Jae with some in-game shots for the headshot project and knock those Eastern Conference competitors into elimination!
Sun Dec 11, 2005 12:28 pm
congrats on taking the lead.
Sun Dec 11, 2005 10:12 pm
Thanks Honor and thanks jxuusa! It was a close one.
And for the rest to know, I ended the eason 22-7, 2nd in east. Will face the Raptors in the first round of the playoffs. Although Arenas led the league in steals, assists and ranked 4th in scoring, he's not posted as a MVP candidate.
And for the rest to know, I ended the eason 22-7, 2nd in east. Will face the Raptors in the first round of the playoffs. Although Arenas led the league in steals, assists and ranked 4th in scoring, he's not posted as a MVP candidate.