Mon Mar 07, 2005 8:14 am
Katya and Mayra are HOTTA HOTTA!!! 
Mon Mar 07, 2005 8:18 am
Thanks to both for the comments. I saw this hot chicks 
in the HEAT page and I posted them... so I have an update. Sorry that I didn't post any game update in this few days. As I said, I have to start school tomorrow (Monday) and I'm preparing all stuff for that... and I'm GM of some teams in other leagues. But I promise: a game update will come Monday or Tuesday.
in the HEAT page and I posted them... so I have an update. Sorry that I didn't post any game update in this few days. As I said, I have to start school tomorrow (Monday) and I'm preparing all stuff for that... and I'm GM of some teams in other leagues. But I promise: a game update will come Monday or Tuesday.
Mon Mar 07, 2005 8:23 am
Katya is the best 
IMO she is probably the finest cheerleader in the NBA. Thanks for the pico f her nba baller 
IMO she is probably the finest cheerleader in the NBA. Thanks for the pico f her nba baller
Mon Mar 07, 2005 4:34 pm
layla for me, love those muscles in a chick......
Sun Mar 13, 2005 8:50 am
If I can't post a game tomorrow I officially say that this dynasty is over. 
Interview with the Brick Wall
Mon Mar 14, 2005 10:52 am
Updated: Feb. 14, 2005, 5:30 AM ET
Heating up, staying cool
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By Marc Stein, ESPN.com
Marc Stein Archive
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It is still a shade too early to know exactly how Shaquille O'Neal would react to the prospect of Phil Jackson returning to the Lakers to coach Kobe Bryant.
Yet he does have a ready response to the question his play had been generating before his old soap-opera pals in Hollywood reclaimed their usual spot at the forefront of the news.
The question: Are you pacing yourself for the playoffs, Shaq?
Shaq's answer: Don't ask.
"Maybe I am, maybe I'm not," Shaq told me the other night. "I know what I'm doing.
"I'm a cigar. Everyone else is a cigarette. I burn slower."
Translation: He's not going to change his approach, no matter who asks.
That includes Stan Van Gundy, although Shaq is at least willing to discuss the matter with his coach. They met face-to-face recently after O'Neal announced that his only concern in the regular-season is securing a top-four seed, assuring home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. Van Gundy urged him not to make such proclamations, insisting that the Heat have no grounds to be so loose because "we've never been together" and thus have "no idea how good or bad we can be."
In Heat's last game, O'Neal scored 21 points and had 12 rebounds in 43 minutes as Miami defeated the Portland Trail Blazers, 122-92.
You suspect Van Gundy's not fretting over Shaq's playoff-readiness. He knows O'Neal, at nearly 32, knows his body -- and how long the season can be -- better than anyone else in Miami. The coach's fear is that the rest of the Heat will embrace the flip-a-switch mentality that used to be such an issue in Lakerland.
O'Neal acknowledges Van Gundy's concerns but explains that he knows no other way to get through 82 games.
"I'm a cigar," he repeated. "I don't want to burn out fast."
Said teammate Damon Jones, resurrecting the argument that O'Neal takes more punishment than we mortals can imagine: "I think [the criticism about coasting] irritates him a little bit only because he's not playing basketball out there, he's playing football. He has a wonderful life, on and off the basketball floor, but I would hate to be in his body.
Slow burn: Shaq knows the second
season is where his rep is made.
"If you watch him, he's getting up and down the floor. On at least 65, 70 percent of our possessions, he's trying to get great position down there. And the scheme we have defensively has him doing a lot of moving around and he's done a great job there, because defensively we're all right."
Heating up, staying cool
------------------------------------
By Marc Stein, ESPN.com
Marc Stein Archive
------------------------------------
It is still a shade too early to know exactly how Shaquille O'Neal would react to the prospect of Phil Jackson returning to the Lakers to coach Kobe Bryant.
Yet he does have a ready response to the question his play had been generating before his old soap-opera pals in Hollywood reclaimed their usual spot at the forefront of the news.
The question: Are you pacing yourself for the playoffs, Shaq?
Shaq's answer: Don't ask.
"Maybe I am, maybe I'm not," Shaq told me the other night. "I know what I'm doing.
"I'm a cigar. Everyone else is a cigarette. I burn slower."
Translation: He's not going to change his approach, no matter who asks.
That includes Stan Van Gundy, although Shaq is at least willing to discuss the matter with his coach. They met face-to-face recently after O'Neal announced that his only concern in the regular-season is securing a top-four seed, assuring home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. Van Gundy urged him not to make such proclamations, insisting that the Heat have no grounds to be so loose because "we've never been together" and thus have "no idea how good or bad we can be."
In Heat's last game, O'Neal scored 21 points and had 12 rebounds in 43 minutes as Miami defeated the Portland Trail Blazers, 122-92.
You suspect Van Gundy's not fretting over Shaq's playoff-readiness. He knows O'Neal, at nearly 32, knows his body -- and how long the season can be -- better than anyone else in Miami. The coach's fear is that the rest of the Heat will embrace the flip-a-switch mentality that used to be such an issue in Lakerland.
O'Neal acknowledges Van Gundy's concerns but explains that he knows no other way to get through 82 games.
"I'm a cigar," he repeated. "I don't want to burn out fast."
Said teammate Damon Jones, resurrecting the argument that O'Neal takes more punishment than we mortals can imagine: "I think [the criticism about coasting] irritates him a little bit only because he's not playing basketball out there, he's playing football. He has a wonderful life, on and off the basketball floor, but I would hate to be in his body.
Slow burn: Shaq knows the second
season is where his rep is made.
"If you watch him, he's getting up and down the floor. On at least 65, 70 percent of our possessions, he's trying to get great position down there. And the scheme we have defensively has him doing a lot of moving around and he's done a great job there, because defensively we're all right."
Tue Mar 15, 2005 5:23 am
Hey bro, dont quit the dynasty, this has gotten really interesting.
Tue Mar 15, 2005 8:53 am
You know i have to say yours is one of the best dynastys out there
Especially cause its of the HEAT!!!(Y) Good desicion.
Especially cause its of the HEAT!!!(Y) Good desicion.
Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:51 am
great job on the article. keep this dynasty up because u promised that you would finish.
Tue Mar 15, 2005 12:48 pm
nice dynasty man. this dynasty has officially been pimped... the first dynasty on the site to be pimped. 
nice work
nice work
Wed Mar 16, 2005 9:40 am
Nice work, this dynasty would pwn mine if I did a heat one. That's why I'm not doing one.
Sounds like Shaq to me.
"I'm a cigar. Everyone else is a cigarette. I burn slower."
Sounds like Shaq to me.
Wed Mar 16, 2005 9:55 am
Dynasty is off the hook man, keep this baby going. Lookin crazy man, this one definitely pwnd mine.
Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:02 pm
yeah man dont give up, you promised to finish this....
Thu Mar 17, 2005 4:43 am
Great job man as always
Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:40 am
Shaq Latest Athlete To Grace Box
Associated Press
MIAMI -- Shaquille O'Neal's taste in breakfast cereals might be changing.
The longtime fan of Frosted Flakes, which he once called "the best cereal ever created," is the latest athlete to grace a Wheaties box.
The Shaq box, which features a picture of the 12-time NBA All-Star in a red Miami Heat uniform on the front and a smaller photo in his white home uniform on the back, began hitting supermarket shelves this week.
"Sexy man, sexy man," O'Neal said Wednesday, after unveiling a 7-foot replica of the box.
Since 1934, hundreds of athletes have appeared on the Wheaties box, starting with Jack Armstrong -- the fictitious All-American boy.
Some of the other athletes on past covers include Lou Gehrig, Chris Evert, Mary Lou Retton, Walter Payton, Larry Bird, Bruce Jenner, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan -- whose 18 Wheaties-box appearances are the most of any athlete.
Narcissus would be proud of
Shaq, admiring a mockup of
the new Wheaties box.
"It's actually an honor," O'Neal said. "I remember as a youngster, going to the stores, seeing all those greats like Kareem and Magic on the box and then saying to my mother and father, 'I'm going to be on the cover of that one day.' And then they'd smack me and say, 'Shut up.' "
But he made it.
"It's a big day for myself and for my family," O'Neal said. "I think this'll be even bigger for my children. I'm going to go home and tell them, 'Look. Daddy's a superstar. I'm on the cover of cereal.' "
Associated Press
MIAMI -- Shaquille O'Neal's taste in breakfast cereals might be changing.
The longtime fan of Frosted Flakes, which he once called "the best cereal ever created," is the latest athlete to grace a Wheaties box.
The Shaq box, which features a picture of the 12-time NBA All-Star in a red Miami Heat uniform on the front and a smaller photo in his white home uniform on the back, began hitting supermarket shelves this week.
"Sexy man, sexy man," O'Neal said Wednesday, after unveiling a 7-foot replica of the box.
Since 1934, hundreds of athletes have appeared on the Wheaties box, starting with Jack Armstrong -- the fictitious All-American boy.
Some of the other athletes on past covers include Lou Gehrig, Chris Evert, Mary Lou Retton, Walter Payton, Larry Bird, Bruce Jenner, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan -- whose 18 Wheaties-box appearances are the most of any athlete.
Narcissus would be proud of
Shaq, admiring a mockup of
the new Wheaties box.
"It's actually an honor," O'Neal said. "I remember as a youngster, going to the stores, seeing all those greats like Kareem and Magic on the box and then saying to my mother and father, 'I'm going to be on the cover of that one day.' And then they'd smack me and say, 'Shut up.' "
But he made it.
"It's a big day for myself and for my family," O'Neal said. "I think this'll be even bigger for my children. I'm going to go home and tell them, 'Look. Daddy's a superstar. I'm on the cover of cereal.' "
Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:43 am
I'm trying to post some games 
Meanwhile I will update the dynasty with some press releases.
But remember: THIS DYNASTY WILL NOT STOP.
Meanwhile I will update the dynasty with some press releases.But remember: THIS DYNASTY WILL NOT STOP.
Mon Mar 21, 2005 7:22 am
yea some games would be nice, im kinda tired of the other stuff cuz its things that i read like a week before and then u basically just copy and paste it into ur dynasty, i think u should add original things and not just everything u find on the Miami Heat website, hopefully u'll add some games and keep it going because despite some of the unoriginal things it has been a great dynasty thus far, actually i consider it a top 3 with Mafia, micchy and then urs but again thats just my opinion on ur dynasty
Mon Mar 21, 2005 7:41 am
Bro, are you still waiting for your files... i do the trade asap seems i making a delay in your dynasty....
Sorry i do it today since i'm somehow free today....
Edit: well we have some problem, you never gave me enough days to do the trade coz in your schedule, your about to play the Suns.
maybe you can play the game until trade deadline and il do the all the trade.
just remember after you game the pacers game, dont sim that day to give mo flexibility and more room to manuever the trade....
So common do some games!!!!
Sorry i do it today since i'm somehow free today....
Edit: well we have some problem, you never gave me enough days to do the trade coz in your schedule, your about to play the Suns.
maybe you can play the game until trade deadline and il do the all the trade.
just remember after you game the pacers game, dont sim that day to give mo flexibility and more room to manuever the trade....
So common do some games!!!!
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Mon Mar 21, 2005 7:46 am
You got my PM Micchy?
Sat Mar 26, 2005 1:31 am
Ladies and gentlemen... guess what... I decided to post a 5-Games Update TODAY. I deleted my dynasty problems, so all works perfectly. My problem was the Newspaper... I got my PC rebooting a lot of times. So today you will see a BIG update.
Miami Heat - Seattle SuperSonics
Sat Mar 26, 2005 4:48 am
Game #36
133
OT
129
Heat needs OT to defeat Seattle
Heat Boxscore | SuperSonics Boxscore
SEATTLE, Jan. 9 (Ticker) -- After scoring 24 points over the Knicks, Udonis Haslem posted 24 again; this led the Miami Heat to a 133-129 overtime victory over the Seattle SuperSonics.
Haslem made 9-of-13 field goals, and grabbed 8 rebounds.
Shaquille O'Neal got 22 and Andre Iguodala 19; Eddie Jones posted 18 and Dwyane Wade almost made a triple-double, with 17-8-9.
Off-the-bench, Alonzo Mourning and Damon Jones got 14 each.
For Sonics, Ray Allen had 46-7-7; Rashard Lewis had 21-11 and Antonio Daniels added 25-7-8. Off-the-bench, Ronald Murray got 18 points.
"We were very tired in 4th quarter, they tied the game; we were leading by 13," Heat's Stan Van Gundy admitted.
Play Of The Game >> Flash dunks over Nick Collison and Daniels.
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Other Games
January 8
82 
116 /// 
107 
108 (OT) /// 
87 
85 /// 
102 
96 /// 
79 
91 /// 
120 
93 /// 
87 
76 /// 
88 
91 /// 
98 
85
January 9
78 
99 /// 133 129 (OT) /// 103 94 /// 
94 88 /// 
91 106
133
OT
129
Heat needs OT to defeat Seattle
Heat Boxscore | SuperSonics Boxscore
SEATTLE, Jan. 9 (Ticker) -- After scoring 24 points over the Knicks, Udonis Haslem posted 24 again; this led the Miami Heat to a 133-129 overtime victory over the Seattle SuperSonics.
Haslem made 9-of-13 field goals, and grabbed 8 rebounds.
Shaquille O'Neal got 22 and Andre Iguodala 19; Eddie Jones posted 18 and Dwyane Wade almost made a triple-double, with 17-8-9.
Off-the-bench, Alonzo Mourning and Damon Jones got 14 each.
For Sonics, Ray Allen had 46-7-7; Rashard Lewis had 21-11 and Antonio Daniels added 25-7-8. Off-the-bench, Ronald Murray got 18 points.
"We were very tired in 4th quarter, they tied the game; we were leading by 13," Heat's Stan Van Gundy admitted.
Play Of The Game >> Flash dunks over Nick Collison and Daniels.
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Other Games
January 8
82 116 /// 107 108 (OT) /// 87 85 /// 102 96 /// 79 91 /// 120 93 /// 87 76 /// 88 91 /// 98 85
January 9
78 99 /// 133 129 (OT) /// 103 94 /// 94 88 /// 91 106
Miami Heat - Phoenix Suns
Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:21 am
Game #37
109
118
Suns are more shining than the Heat
Heat Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
PHOENIX, Jan. 11 (Ticker) -- Dwyane Wade posted 24 for the Miami Heat but Steve Nash posted 31 and 11 assists as the Phoenix Suns won: 118-109.
Wade made 11-of-18 FGs, and Nash 13-of-23.
Both Shaquille O'Neal (15-10) and Udonis Haslem (12-7) were fouled out. Alonzo Mourning added 13 off the bench.
For Suns, Quentin Richardson had 25-8-3 and Amare Stoudemire had 14-8. Shawn Marion got a silent job with 9-10.
"Yeah I didn't make a job like my usual," Marion said. "I thought that Steve (Nash) was leading the game so I grabbed more rebounds instead of shooting."
Play Of The Game >> Bo Outlaw watching Shaq's impressive dunk.
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Other Games
January 10
96 83 /// 96 
104 /// 
77 102 /// 93 88 /// 107 94
January 11
95 99 /// 87 
86 /// 109 118 /// 76 88 /// 107 116 /// 
112 114 ///
86 97 /// 97 
95
109
118
Suns are more shining than the Heat
Heat Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
PHOENIX, Jan. 11 (Ticker) -- Dwyane Wade posted 24 for the Miami Heat but Steve Nash posted 31 and 11 assists as the Phoenix Suns won: 118-109.
Wade made 11-of-18 FGs, and Nash 13-of-23.
Both Shaquille O'Neal (15-10) and Udonis Haslem (12-7) were fouled out. Alonzo Mourning added 13 off the bench.
For Suns, Quentin Richardson had 25-8-3 and Amare Stoudemire had 14-8. Shawn Marion got a silent job with 9-10.
"Yeah I didn't make a job like my usual," Marion said. "I thought that Steve (Nash) was leading the game so I grabbed more rebounds instead of shooting."
Play Of The Game >> Bo Outlaw watching Shaq's impressive dunk.
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Other Games
January 10
96 83 /// 96 104 /// 77 102 /// 93 88 /// 107 94
January 11
95 99 /// 87 86 /// 109 118 /// 76 88 /// 107 116 /// 112 114 ///
86 97 /// 97 95
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Miami Heat - Golden State Warriors
Sat Mar 26, 2005 11:37 am
Game #38
96
82
Warriors Fighting, Can't Win
Heat Boxscore | Warriors Boxscore
OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 12 (Ticker) -- Dwyane Wade scored 18 points for the Miami Heat as the team defeated the Golden State Warriors, 96-82.
Shaquille O'Neal got 17-12) and Damon Jones (off-the-bench) scored 16-6 assists. Andre Iguodala added 11.
For Warriors, Jason Richardson had 21-9-2; Troy Murphy 17-7, and Mike Dunleavy Jr. 10-8-6.
"It was a nice game, but I couldn't lead my team to a win," J-Rich admitted. "Troy had a nice game too."
"We just shot the ball so poorly to begin... The guys played very hard through tonight."
Play Of The Game >> Andre Iguodala dunking; Mickael Pietrus watching.
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Other Games
January 12
73 94 /// 90 89 /// 94 97 /// 91 78 /// 108 119 /// 102 85 ///
104 106 /// 107 113 /// 106 124 /// 96 82 /// 85 86
96
82
Warriors Fighting, Can't Win
Heat Boxscore | Warriors Boxscore
OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 12 (Ticker) -- Dwyane Wade scored 18 points for the Miami Heat as the team defeated the Golden State Warriors, 96-82.
Shaquille O'Neal got 17-12) and Damon Jones (off-the-bench) scored 16-6 assists. Andre Iguodala added 11.
For Warriors, Jason Richardson had 21-9-2; Troy Murphy 17-7, and Mike Dunleavy Jr. 10-8-6.
"It was a nice game, but I couldn't lead my team to a win," J-Rich admitted. "Troy had a nice game too."
"We just shot the ball so poorly to begin... The guys played very hard through tonight."
Play Of The Game >> Andre Iguodala dunking; Mickael Pietrus watching.
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Other Games
January 12
73 94 /// 90 89 /// 94 97 /// 91 78 /// 108 119 /// 102 85 ///
104 106 /// 107 113 /// 106 124 /// 96 82 /// 85 86
Sun Mar 27, 2005 9:12 am
You've done a one great Dynasty, Al-B! Thread here man. I really admire your dedication to it, and the best part is that you didn't added only team's game notes etc, but we went further with team articles. i saw couple of dynasty stories before, but i must say that one is like a Bently to the others (Chryslers)
Miami Heat - Los Angeles Clippers
Sun Mar 27, 2005 9:22 am
Game #39
125
121
Damon Last Shots Sink Clippers
Heat Boxscore | Clippers Boxscore
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14 (Ticker) -- Miami made the right choice in the summer for this type of games.
Offseason signee Damon Jones made his 4 3-pointers in the 4th quarter as the Heat defeated the Los Angeles Clippers, 125-121.
Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal, both starters, scored 23 and 21, respectively, with O'Neal adding 15 rebounds and Wade 7 assists.
"I saw all my shots were good so I kept shooting," Jones admitted. "I said to myself: 'Why would i stop shoooting, if it all goes in...'."
For Clippers, Corey Maggette led the game in scoring with 35. His partner Elton Brand made 11-of-15 shots for a total of 24.
Play Of The Game >> "Getting Iggy With It"!
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Other Games
January 13
86 109 /// 97 93 /// 92 94
January 14
117 95 /// 85 92 /// 89 111 /// 92 97 /// 92 96 /// 89 95 ///
80 69 /// 125 121 /// 109 96 /// 76 80 /// 92 76
125
121
Damon Last Shots Sink Clippers
Heat Boxscore | Clippers Boxscore
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14 (Ticker) -- Miami made the right choice in the summer for this type of games.
Offseason signee Damon Jones made his 4 3-pointers in the 4th quarter as the Heat defeated the Los Angeles Clippers, 125-121.
Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal, both starters, scored 23 and 21, respectively, with O'Neal adding 15 rebounds and Wade 7 assists.
"I saw all my shots were good so I kept shooting," Jones admitted. "I said to myself: 'Why would i stop shoooting, if it all goes in...'."
For Clippers, Corey Maggette led the game in scoring with 35. His partner Elton Brand made 11-of-15 shots for a total of 24.
Play Of The Game >> "Getting Iggy With It"!
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Other Games
January 13
86 109 /// 97 93 /// 92 94
January 14
117 95 /// 85 92 /// 89 111 /// 92 97 /// 92 96 /// 89 95 ///
80 69 /// 125 121 /// 109 96 /// 76 80 /// 92 76
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