[Magic 9-7]Allen stops Magic|Blockbuster trade
by Cornerthree on Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:52 am
Scoop, Nah, but I saw a couple of rumors sorounding Minnesota and Charlotte and that Minny's want to give SF for a SG, and Bocats want to give SG for an SF...
3PK, Yeah, my defense is now struggling a little, especially against an offensive Nuggets team...
Sacke12, I hope so.
BoomDizzle#5, Yeah, i hate him for those treys...
k-durant, well of course I have to. I have a little trade plans in my mind and I'm really certain I'm gonna try it, if it works, you'll see another star in Orlando!
Thanks for the comments guys, really like your support...
3PK, Yeah, my defense is now struggling a little, especially against an offensive Nuggets team...
Sacke12, I hope so.
BoomDizzle#5, Yeah, i hate him for those treys...
k-durant, well of course I have to. I have a little trade plans in my mind and I'm really certain I'm gonna try it, if it works, you'll see another star in Orlando!
Thanks for the comments guys, really like your support...
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by Cornerthree on Sat Jun 02, 2007 2:27 am
Magic get the win, despite big problems…
3rd quarter intervention
About the Bobcats
Record 4-4(16th in League, 7th in Conference, 3rd in Division)
Bobcats are on a 0-1 losing streak
Leader in points Adam Morrison 17.6 PPG
Leader in rebounds Emeka Okafor 10.6 RPG
Leader in assists Raymond Felton 6.6 APG
Leader in steals Raymond Felton 2.50 SPG
Leader in blocks Emeka Okafor 2.50 BPG
Injured players: No Injured Players
*Info before the game
Dwight Howard had another stunning performance, with 26 points and 21 rebounds…
Box Scores
Magic-109
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/cha_orl1.jpg]Bobcats-98
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The Orlando Magic got their first win, after losing three games in a row, by beating Charlotte Bobcats.
Both teams played a very equal first quarter and ended it with a tie 18:18. The game was similar, but with more offense in the second and Bobcats came out at the end and won the quarter for a small 3 point lead, heading into the second half.
Orlando had a blow-out third quarter, starting it with a 10-0 run. Dwight Howard was dominant on defense and on offense, with the help of J.J. Redick and Hedo Turkoglu they took over the game. Though Bobcats found a secret weapon, which they used perfectly, offensive rebounds. They grabbed 27 offensive rebounds(Brezec-13, Okafor-8) and collected very much easy baskets. This lead to Magic not completely blowing-out Bobcats. Still they won the quarter by 15 points for a 12 point lead, entering the decisive quarter.
Bobcats continued their dominance on the offensive glass, but couldn’t execute defensively. They only scored points off rebounds or points in the paint. Their shooters had a very terrible night and this led to more confidence by Magic. Orlando managed to hold them off for the win and ended their 3 game loosing streak.
Jordan™ Player of the game
DWIGHT HOWARD
26 points, 21 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks, FG 12-27, 3pt 0-0, FT 2-4.
3rd quarter intervention
About the Bobcats
Record 4-4(16th in League, 7th in Conference, 3rd in Division)
Bobcats are on a 0-1 losing streak
Leader in points Adam Morrison 17.6 PPG
Leader in rebounds Emeka Okafor 10.6 RPG
Leader in assists Raymond Felton 6.6 APG
Leader in steals Raymond Felton 2.50 SPG
Leader in blocks Emeka Okafor 2.50 BPG
Injured players: No Injured Players
*Info before the game
Dwight Howard had another stunning performance, with 26 points and 21 rebounds…
Box Scores
Magic-109
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/cha_orl1.jpg]Bobcats-98
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The Orlando Magic got their first win, after losing three games in a row, by beating Charlotte Bobcats.
Both teams played a very equal first quarter and ended it with a tie 18:18. The game was similar, but with more offense in the second and Bobcats came out at the end and won the quarter for a small 3 point lead, heading into the second half.
Orlando had a blow-out third quarter, starting it with a 10-0 run. Dwight Howard was dominant on defense and on offense, with the help of J.J. Redick and Hedo Turkoglu they took over the game. Though Bobcats found a secret weapon, which they used perfectly, offensive rebounds. They grabbed 27 offensive rebounds(Brezec-13, Okafor-8) and collected very much easy baskets. This lead to Magic not completely blowing-out Bobcats. Still they won the quarter by 15 points for a 12 point lead, entering the decisive quarter.
Bobcats continued their dominance on the offensive glass, but couldn’t execute defensively. They only scored points off rebounds or points in the paint. Their shooters had a very terrible night and this led to more confidence by Magic. Orlando managed to hold them off for the win and ended their 3 game loosing streak.
Jordan™ Player of the game
DWIGHT HOWARD
26 points, 21 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks, FG 12-27, 3pt 0-0, FT 2-4.
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by Sacke12 on Sat Jun 02, 2007 3:33 am
Yes, finally another win for the Magic. If Howard continue to play like this the rest of the way he should be a lock for the Most Improved Player-award. Good luck in the next game. 
"Sweetheart, you know that you most
Important, at least on the West Coast (Huh!)
I'm just trippin', it's somethin' about you though
You think different and understand how I flow"
- "So Far To Go", Common
Important, at least on the West Coast (Huh!)
I'm just trippin', it's somethin' about you though
You think different and understand how I flow"
- "So Far To Go", Common
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by Cornerthree on Sat Jun 02, 2007 4:40 am
looser, Yeah it was amazing, I didn't believe it myself when I saw it...
-km-, My defensive rebounding wasn't as terrible as Bobcats' offensive was good. Don't know why, it was trully a Live glitch...
BoomDizzle#5, For sure
Sacke12, Maybe, really he may just get that award never thought about it...
Thanks for the comments guys, really appreciate it...
-km-, My defensive rebounding wasn't as terrible as Bobcats' offensive was good. Don't know why, it was trully a Live glitch...
BoomDizzle#5, For sure
Sacke12, Maybe, really he may just get that award
never thought about it...
Thanks for the comments guys, really appreciate it...
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by Cornerthree on Sat Jun 02, 2007 4:41 am
Nelson’s career performance takes the win against Grizzlies
3rd quarter intervention
About the Grizzlies
Record 4-5(19th in League, 10th in Conference, 5th in Division)
Grizzlies are on a 0-3 losing streak
Leader in points Mike Miller 18.2 PPG
Leader in rebounds Pau Gasol 8.4 RPG
Leader in assists Damon Stoudamire 6.4 APG
Leader in steals Damon Stoudamire 1.89 SPG
Leader in blocks Hakim Warrick 1.44 BPG
Injured players: No Injured Players
*Info before the game
Jameer Nelson celebrated a career night with 47 points…
Box Scores
Magic-124
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/mem_orl1.jpg]Grizzlies-112(OT)
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The Orlando Magic celebrated their second win in a row, this time against Memphis Grizzlies.
Memphis came out in the first quarter and got a small three point lead, Magic won the second quarter only by two to cut the deficit down to a single point.
Jameer Nelson had his career-night scoring 47 points in this matchup, he scored 10 points in the third quarter. While he was working on offense, Dwight Howard was working on rebounding, he got 8 rebounds in the third quarter, finished with 23, along with 28 points, this was his second double double-double performance in a row. Magic lost the quarter, because of their poor defense on Mike Miller and Damon Stoudamire, they were outscored by 4 and were suffering a 5 point deficit, entering the last period.
Jameer Nelson really stepped it up in the fourth quarter, scoring 17 points and forcing an overtime for his team. Dwight Howard and Hedo were good contributors in the fourth quarter, raising their team ahead of Memphis. Grizzlies’ foul-trouble really helped Orlando and energized them. They were able to takeover the momentum and pulled off the overtime.
In overtime, it was all about Jameer Nelson, all the time. He scored 16 of Magic’s 26 points and helped his team to get their second win in a row. Memphis’ Mike Miller had a great game too, finishing with 36 points and 14 rebounds.
Jordan™ Player of the game
JAMEER NELSON
47 points, 4 rebounds, 11 assists, 2 steals, 0 blocks, FG 17-36, 3pt 0-4, FT 13-15.
3rd quarter intervention
About the Grizzlies
Record 4-5(19th in League, 10th in Conference, 5th in Division)
Grizzlies are on a 0-3 losing streak
Leader in points Mike Miller 18.2 PPG
Leader in rebounds Pau Gasol 8.4 RPG
Leader in assists Damon Stoudamire 6.4 APG
Leader in steals Damon Stoudamire 1.89 SPG
Leader in blocks Hakim Warrick 1.44 BPG
Injured players: No Injured Players
*Info before the game
Jameer Nelson celebrated a career night with 47 points…
Box Scores
Magic-124
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/mem_orl1.jpg]Grizzlies-112(OT)
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The Orlando Magic celebrated their second win in a row, this time against Memphis Grizzlies.
Memphis came out in the first quarter and got a small three point lead, Magic won the second quarter only by two to cut the deficit down to a single point.
Jameer Nelson had his career-night scoring 47 points in this matchup, he scored 10 points in the third quarter. While he was working on offense, Dwight Howard was working on rebounding, he got 8 rebounds in the third quarter, finished with 23, along with 28 points, this was his second double double-double performance in a row. Magic lost the quarter, because of their poor defense on Mike Miller and Damon Stoudamire, they were outscored by 4 and were suffering a 5 point deficit, entering the last period.
Jameer Nelson really stepped it up in the fourth quarter, scoring 17 points and forcing an overtime for his team. Dwight Howard and Hedo were good contributors in the fourth quarter, raising their team ahead of Memphis. Grizzlies’ foul-trouble really helped Orlando and energized them. They were able to takeover the momentum and pulled off the overtime.
In overtime, it was all about Jameer Nelson, all the time. He scored 16 of Magic’s 26 points and helped his team to get their second win in a row. Memphis’ Mike Miller had a great game too, finishing with 36 points and 14 rebounds.
Jordan™ Player of the game
JAMEER NELSON
47 points, 4 rebounds, 11 assists, 2 steals, 0 blocks, FG 17-36, 3pt 0-4, FT 13-15.
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by hova- on Sat Jun 02, 2007 5:16 am
Yey, two wins in a row. Nelson did unbelievable. 47/11 ^^, sounds just like LeBron ... Hope youre back on the track now since your loosing streak was kinda long. Magic are cool, I never thought Id say that.
Keep it up, good luck !!
Keep it up, good luck !!
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by Sacke12 on Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:31 am
Nice, Jameer was unbelievable! 
And Howard had had another quiet 20-20 game. I think a win in the next game is in reach...
And Howard had had another quiet 20-20 game. I think a win in the next game is in reach... "Sweetheart, you know that you most
Important, at least on the West Coast (Huh!)
I'm just trippin', it's somethin' about you though
You think different and understand how I flow"
- "So Far To Go", Common
Important, at least on the West Coast (Huh!)
I'm just trippin', it's somethin' about you though
You think different and understand how I flow"
- "So Far To Go", Common
-
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by Cornerthree on Sun Jun 03, 2007 11:44 pm
Pacers get their revenge in Orlando…
3rd quarter intervention
About the Grizzlies
Record 8-3(5th in League, 2nd in Conference, 2nd in Division)
Grizzlies are on a 5-0 winning streak
Leader in points Jermaine O’Neal 24.5 PPG
Leader in rebounds Troy Murphy 10.0 RPG
Leader in assists Jamaal Tinsley 7.7 APG
Leader in steals Jamaal Tinsley 2.09 SPG
Leader in blocks Jermaine O’Neal 1.50 BPG
Injured players: Darell Armstrong(unplayable)
*Info before the game
Dwight Howard once again, was unstoppable, he posted 21 points and 19 rebounds…
Box Scores
Magic-107
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/ind_orl2.jpg]Pacers-110
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The Orlando Magic suffered their first loss, after the 2-game winning streak. They lost to Indiana Pacers, in Orlando.
Indiana got off to a quick start, winning the first quarter by seven, though were a lot slower in the second one, as they lost it by 12 points, for a five point deficit, heading into the second half.
Orlando’s Dwight Howard was completely dominating the boards in the first half, collecting 9 rebounds in the first two periods. He continued his dominance defensively and offensively in the second half and helped Orlando to keep their lead throughout the third period. He also got lots of help from Hedo and Jameer. They managed to keep the score the same through the whole quarter, despite O’Neal’s and Dunleavy’s effort. Indiana’s stars combined for 20 points to takeover the game, but they were unsuccessful. The result was the same after the third period.
Indiana found another offensive gun Danny Granger. The sophomore was doing a very impressive job defensively, but when he got into Pacers’ offense, Orlando was looking hopeless. With the help of Ike Diogu and Jamaal Tinsley, they were able to takeover the game and build a small 6 point lead, with 3 minutes to go. Magic’s Howard and Nelson lost their confidence and started missing shots. Indiana wasn’t doing well too, but they kept the lead, with a minute to go. Then Hedo Turkoglu made a 3pt play and cut down the lead. Indiana was scoreless in the left time, so was Orlando.
Jordan™ Player of the game
DANNY GRANGER
17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals, 3 blocks, FG 6-14, 3pt 1-6, FT 4-5.
Latest rumors
Timberwolves unloading a SG for a SF?
3rd quarter intervention
About the Grizzlies
Record 8-3(5th in League, 2nd in Conference, 2nd in Division)
Grizzlies are on a 5-0 winning streak
Leader in points Jermaine O’Neal 24.5 PPG
Leader in rebounds Troy Murphy 10.0 RPG
Leader in assists Jamaal Tinsley 7.7 APG
Leader in steals Jamaal Tinsley 2.09 SPG
Leader in blocks Jermaine O’Neal 1.50 BPG
Injured players: Darell Armstrong(unplayable)
*Info before the game
Dwight Howard once again, was unstoppable, he posted 21 points and 19 rebounds…
Box Scores
Magic-107
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/ind_orl2.jpg]Pacers-110
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The Orlando Magic suffered their first loss, after the 2-game winning streak. They lost to Indiana Pacers, in Orlando.
Indiana got off to a quick start, winning the first quarter by seven, though were a lot slower in the second one, as they lost it by 12 points, for a five point deficit, heading into the second half.
Orlando’s Dwight Howard was completely dominating the boards in the first half, collecting 9 rebounds in the first two periods. He continued his dominance defensively and offensively in the second half and helped Orlando to keep their lead throughout the third period. He also got lots of help from Hedo and Jameer. They managed to keep the score the same through the whole quarter, despite O’Neal’s and Dunleavy’s effort. Indiana’s stars combined for 20 points to takeover the game, but they were unsuccessful. The result was the same after the third period.
Indiana found another offensive gun Danny Granger. The sophomore was doing a very impressive job defensively, but when he got into Pacers’ offense, Orlando was looking hopeless. With the help of Ike Diogu and Jamaal Tinsley, they were able to takeover the game and build a small 6 point lead, with 3 minutes to go. Magic’s Howard and Nelson lost their confidence and started missing shots. Indiana wasn’t doing well too, but they kept the lead, with a minute to go. Then Hedo Turkoglu made a 3pt play and cut down the lead. Indiana was scoreless in the left time, so was Orlando.
Jordan™ Player of the game
DANNY GRANGER
17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals, 3 blocks, FG 6-14, 3pt 1-6, FT 4-5.
Latest rumors
Timberwolves unloading a SG for a SF?
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by Sacke12 on Mon Jun 04, 2007 4:31 am
Too bad you lost, Pacers had a total team effort woth six player in double digits. Anyway, good luck in the next game!
"Sweetheart, you know that you most
Important, at least on the West Coast (Huh!)
I'm just trippin', it's somethin' about you though
You think different and understand how I flow"
- "So Far To Go", Common
Important, at least on the West Coast (Huh!)
I'm just trippin', it's somethin' about you though
You think different and understand how I flow"
- "So Far To Go", Common
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by Cornerthree on Tue Jun 05, 2007 2:59 am
Sacke12, Yeah, I never saw them playin' like that, actually I ussually don't watch the Pacers, since Miller left
looser, Well I'd better be winning and suffering from Howard's inability to perform succesfully, than loosing and being satisfied about his performance...
Thanks for the comments guys, glad you're checkin' my dynasty....
I want to ask you guys to help me a little. I really really need a perimeter scorer, so I decided to make a trade and get one, I will be really appreciating all the suggestions that you make...
looser, Well I'd better be winning and suffering from Howard's inability to perform succesfully, than loosing and being satisfied about his performance...
Thanks for the comments guys, glad you're checkin' my dynasty....
I want to ask you guys to help me a little. I really really need a perimeter scorer, so I decided to make a trade and get one, I will be really appreciating all the suggestions that you make...
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by Cornerthree on Tue Jun 05, 2007 3:22 am
Hedo shines as Magic beat Heat…
3rd quarter intervention
About the Heat
Record 7-4(8th in League, 3rd in Conference, 1st in Division)
Heat are on a 0-1 losing streak
Leader in points Dwyane Wade 23.3 PPG
Leader in rebounds Antoine Walker 9.4 RPG
Leader in assists Dwyane Wade 5.9 APG
Leader in steals Dwyane Wade 2.36 SPG
Leader in blocks Antoine Walker 1.64 BPG
Injured players:No Injured Players
*Info before the game
Dwight Howard once again, was unstoppable, he posted 21 points and 19 rebounds…
Box Scores
Magic-111
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/mia_orl1.jpg]Heat-102
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The Orlando Magic celebrated a win against the NBA Champions Miami Heat and passed them for the lead in the division.
Teams started off playing very similar basketball, but Heat came up in the first quarter’s end and finished it with a fragile 2 point lead. Orlando destroyed the deficit in the second quarter, winning it by five for a three point lead, entering the second half.
Orlando’s Hedo Turkoglu shined all game long. Scoring 19 points in each half for a career-high 38 points, his last career-high was 37 points. Dwight Howard as usually contributed the most to the team, by adding 22 points and 16 rebounds, that’s his fourth in a row 20+ point and 16+ rebound game. Orlando wasn’t very good on offense in the third quarter and couldn’t go far ahead of Heat. They only won the quarter by two points for a five point lead, heading into the decisive quarter.
Dwyane Wade showed all of his best in the last quarter, but still Heat couldn’t defend against Orlando’s sharpshooter. Orlando’s offense really was a big factor in the fourth, as Heat’s defense was just too poor to guard it. Getting big help from the supporting cast Magic were able to hold off Wade and co. for the win…
Jordan™ Player of the game
HEDO TURKOGLU
38 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, 0 blocks, FG 15-23, 3pt 2-6, FT 6-6.
I want to ask you guys to help me a little. I really really need a perimeter scorer, so I decided to make a trade and get one, I will be really appreciating all the suggestions that you make...
3rd quarter intervention
About the Heat
Record 7-4(8th in League, 3rd in Conference, 1st in Division)
Heat are on a 0-1 losing streak
Leader in points Dwyane Wade 23.3 PPG
Leader in rebounds Antoine Walker 9.4 RPG
Leader in assists Dwyane Wade 5.9 APG
Leader in steals Dwyane Wade 2.36 SPG
Leader in blocks Antoine Walker 1.64 BPG
Injured players:No Injured Players
*Info before the game
Dwight Howard once again, was unstoppable, he posted 21 points and 19 rebounds…
Box Scores
Magic-111
[url=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/pursuer/orl/mia_orl1.jpg]Heat-102
[/url]
The Orlando Magic celebrated a win against the NBA Champions Miami Heat and passed them for the lead in the division.
Teams started off playing very similar basketball, but Heat came up in the first quarter’s end and finished it with a fragile 2 point lead. Orlando destroyed the deficit in the second quarter, winning it by five for a three point lead, entering the second half.
Orlando’s Hedo Turkoglu shined all game long. Scoring 19 points in each half for a career-high 38 points, his last career-high was 37 points. Dwight Howard as usually contributed the most to the team, by adding 22 points and 16 rebounds, that’s his fourth in a row 20+ point and 16+ rebound game. Orlando wasn’t very good on offense in the third quarter and couldn’t go far ahead of Heat. They only won the quarter by two points for a five point lead, heading into the decisive quarter.
Dwyane Wade showed all of his best in the last quarter, but still Heat couldn’t defend against Orlando’s sharpshooter. Orlando’s offense really was a big factor in the fourth, as Heat’s defense was just too poor to guard it. Getting big help from the supporting cast Magic were able to hold off Wade and co. for the win…
Jordan™ Player of the game
HEDO TURKOGLU
38 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, 0 blocks, FG 15-23, 3pt 2-6, FT 6-6.
I want to ask you guys to help me a little. I really really need a perimeter scorer, so I decided to make a trade and get one, I will be really appreciating all the suggestions that you make...
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