<:Ty's 2k7 Association: Your opinions please...:>

[Ty-Land]

Thanks for the comments guys!

Did take your trade advice CMJ. Appreciate the advice.

Lamrock, I coughed up the first because I thought I needed something to balance the trade a little, Maybe I gave too much. But regardless, I've got a very solid youthful core. So I don't really need any more draft prospects with potential when I already have young up and coming players like CV, Bogut, Williams, Ilyasova, Noel, Hodge, Diogu and Markota. So I might of thrown away a middle to late pick, but I got rid of a couple of contracts that were expiring and can now focus on this year instead of building for the future.

[TomCat]

u might just want to edit your recap of games 3 and 4

Game 3:

SAC @ MIL 4/11/06

Game 3:

MIL @ CHI6/11/06

thats 2 game 3's just to let you know.

but anyway nice dynasty. i love how you are setting out your game recaps, with qtr by qtr summaries. Keep up the good work, and looking forward to seeing more

[Ty-Land]

Thanks for that, I knew there wold be some inevitable mistakes seeing I was cutting and pasting the same format.

[TomCat]

oh ok

[Ty-Land]

Game 5 (SIMMED):

Rockets Blast By Bucks

HOU @ MIL 8/11/06

Starting Lineups:
HOU
PG - Alston
SG - Wells
SF - McGrady
PF - Howard
C - Yao

MIL
PG - Williams
SG - Redd
SF - Patterson
PF - Villanueva
C - Bogut

FINAL SCORE: Houston 110 Milwaukee 95

HOU: 29-17-32-32 = 110
MIL: 23-23-21-28 = 95

P.O.G. Wells

Key Players
HOU:
Wells: 18Pts, 14Reb, 2Ast, 1Stl
Yao: 27Pts, 4Reb, 2Blk
Alston: 16Pts, 7Reb, 12Ast, 3Stl
McGrady: 17Pts, 2Reb, 11Ast

MIL
Bell: 21Pts, 3Reb, 1Ast, 2Stl
Williams: 15pts, 4Reb, 7Ast, 1Stl
Gadzuric: 12Pts, 4Ast, 4Blk
Villanueva: 11Pts, 7Reb, 1Ast, 1Blk

Game 6 (SIMMED):

Bucks Shock Wizards On Road

MIL @ WAS 10/11/06

Starting Lineups:
MIL
PG - Williams
SG - Redd
SF - Patterson
PF - Villanueva
C - Bogut

WAS
PG - Arenas
SG - Stevenson
SF - Butler
PF - Jamison
C - Haywood

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 90 Washington 78

MIL: 20-17-19-34 = 90
WAS: 22-17-17-22 = 78

P.O.G. Williams

Key Players
MIL
Willaims: 21Pts, 3Reb, 3Ast, 3Stl
Villanueva: 14pts, 15Reb, 2Blk
Bogut: 9Pts, 14Reb, 3Ast, 3Blk
Patterson: 13Pts, 4Reb, 5Ast, 1Stl

WAS
Jamison: 22Pts, 11Reb, 2Stl
Arenas: 21pts, 1Reb, 9Ast, 4Stl
Haywood: 8Pts, 9Reb, 2Ast, 3Blk
Stevenson: 10Pts, 5Reb, 4Ast, 1Stl

News In Brief
MJS 10/11/06

- Bucks PG Mo Williams played last nights game with a bruised knee. While the injury isn't serious, it has restricted movement and is being monitored.
- Michael Redd has played restricted minutes in the last 2 games due to foul trouble. Picking up cheap, early fouls has restricted the Buck's star having an impact on the recent games. He hopes to rectify the problems in the up coming games.
- The home loss against the Rockets has been described as "extremely disappointing" by Bucks GM Ty. He said that without the bench putting up some effort the team would have been greatly humiliated.

[TomCat]

kool, been a while since your last update. going 1-1 for simmed games is a fair effort. supprised by the beating of the wizards

look forward to more updates

[Ty-Land]

Game 7 (SIMMED):

Redd Crushes Utah. Bucks Win Big

UTA @ MIL 11/11/06

Starting Lineups:
UTA
PG - Fisher
SG - Brewer
SF - Kirilenko
PF - Boozer
C - Okur

MIL
PG - Williams
SG - Redd
SF - Patterson
PF - Villanueva
C - Bogut

FINAL SCORE: Utah 84 Milwaukee 103

UTA 23-21-22-18 = 84
MIL: 22-28-24-29 = 103

P.O.G. Redd

Key Players
UTA
Brewer: 16Pts, 6Reb, 8Ast, 2Stl
Fisher: 12Pts, 3Reb, 5Ast, 3Stl
Kirilenko: 13Pts, 6Reb, 1Ast, 3Stl
Boozer: 12Pts, 7Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl

MIL
Redd: 37Pts, 5Reb, 2Ast, 1Stl
Williams: 23pts, 1Reb, 6Ast, 2Stl
Bell: 11Pts, 2Reb, 5Ast
Bogut: 0Pts, 9Reb, 6Ast, 2Blk


League Overview

League Leaders:

Points Per Game:
Nowitzki 30.0
Pierce 29.8
Bryant 29.3
J. Johnson 27.0
Arenas 26.6

Rebounds Per Game:
Wilcox 12.7
Bosh 12.4
B. Wallace 12.2
Nowitzki 11.0
Garnett 10.8

Assists Per Game:
Billups 10.4
Paul 10.2
Davis 9.9
Kidd 9.5
Alston 9.3

Steals Per Game:
Terry 3.0
JR Smith 2.8
Arenas 2.6
Marion 2.6
Claxton 2.5

Blocks Per Game:
D. Howard 3.7
Haywood 3.6
J. Smith 2.7
Camby 2.5
G. Wallace 2.4


Division Leaders:
Atlantic: Knicks 5-2
Central: Pistons 5-2
South East: Hawks 4-2
North West: Sonics 5-2
Pacific: Kings 4-1
South West: Rockets 5-1


Major Injuries:
Bucks: Simmons - Foot - Season
Cavs: Ilgauskas - Hamstring - 9 Days
Celtics: Jefferson - Quad - 14 Days
Clippers: Cassell - ACL - 1 Day
Grizzlies: Miller - Ankle - 3 Days
Hawks: Wright - Hamstring - 8 Days
Kings: Salmons - Ankle - 36 Days
Knicks: Jeffries - Plantar Faciatis - 8 Days
Magic: Howard - Knee - 3 days
Raptors: Peterson - Ankle - 12 Days
Spurs: Parker - Flu - 3 Days
Suns: Diaw - Ankle - 4 Days
Wolves: Griffin - Ankle - 20 Days


Bucks Overview

Team Leaders:
Points: Redd 23.4 (12th in League)
Rebounds: Villanueva 10.6 (7th)
Assists: Bogut 4.7 (35th)
Steals: Williams 1.4 (49th)
Blocks: Bogut 1.1 (53rd)

Standing:
Record = 4 wins 3 losses
3rd in Central Division

[Lamrock]

Nice to see one 2K7 association updated. You are doing pretty well. I hope your entire starting lineup aside of Bogut doesn't get injured like the real Bucks though. I will update mine soon, since updates are easier with the computer next to the PC. Can't wait for more!

[The X]

so how's Bogie going? averages please

[Ty-Land]

so how's Bogie going? averages please

I will throw them up soon. He's doing well when I actually play the games, but is quite inconsistant when I sim the games. I can tell you he is second in all star voting for centre in the East at the moment, behind Ben Wallace.

[Ty-Land]

Game 8:

Bucks Knock Off Hawks At Buzzer

MIL @ ATL14/11/06

Starting Lineups:
MIL
PG - Williams
SG - Redd
SF - Patterson
PF - Villanueva
C - Bogut

ATL
PG - Claxton
SG - Johnson
SF - Smith
PF - S. Williams
C - Wright

Q1:
Bogut opens game with a block followed up with the first basket. Williams shows he is more than a defensive player hitting a couple of shots early. Yet Bogut and Redd appear unstoppable. Slowly Johnson gets going and Smith finds his way to the hole with ease. MIL 25 ATL 26

Q2:
The bucks continue to show little effort at the defensive end of the court. Hawks getting inside too easily and taking advantage. Ilyasova comes off the bench to add 4 quick points, and Redd hits some big shots after being left open at the 3 point line on several occasions. Bogut controlling the teams offensive flow, but Smith, Johnson and Claxton are keeping the Hawks close. MIL 43 ATL 40

Half Time Leaders
MIL
Pts - Bogut 14
Rebs - Bogut 5
Ast - Williams 5

ATL
Pts - Smith 13
Rebs - Williams 5
Ast - Claxton 5


Q3:
Massive block by Gadzuric opens term for the Bucks. Great Job by bench players. Patterson, Gadzuric and Ilyasova play excellent on the defensive end and some great offence. MIL 61 ATL 54

Q4:
Bogut was playing incredibly well, doing everything and anything he wanted in the post. Ersan couldn't miss a shot and the Bucks were looking very comfortable. The Hawks sorely lacked an inside presence, but Johnson put in a solid effort to edge the gap. CV continued to have a disappointing night. The Hawks went on a late 14-4 run to cut the lead to one. Josh Childress seemingly played the hero, giving the Hawks the lead by hitting a 3 with 5.9 seconds left. The Bucks took a time out and Coach Jordan drew up a play. The ball was tossed in Bogut in the post, where he hit Mo Williams who had enough space to put up the 3. It swished through the net for an epic Bucks victory on the road!

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 79 Atlanta 77
P.O.G. Bogut

Key Players
MIL
Bogut: 23Pts, 9Reb, 7Ast, 1Blk
Redd: 18pts, 3Reb, 4Ast
Ilyasova: 11Pts, 5Reb, 1Ast
Williams: 9Pts, 7Ast, 1Stl

ATL
Johnson: 18Pts, 2Reb, 6Ast, 1Stl
Smith: 13pts, 6Reb, 2Ast, 2Stl
Claxton: 15Pts, 7Ast, 6Stl
S. Williams: 12Pts, 8Reb, 7Ast, 2Stl

Game 9 (SIMMED):

Nets Crush Bucks

MIL @ NJN 15/11/06

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 78 New Jersey 90

MIL 25-26-12-15 = 78
NJN 20-25-21-24 = 90

P.O.G. Kidd

Key Players
MIL
Redd: 33Pts, 5Reb, 2Ast, 1Stl
Williams: 17Pts, 3Reb, 7Ast
Bogut: 10Pts, 9Reb, 4Ast, 2Stl
Villanueva: 8Pts, 9Reb, 1Blk

NJN
Kidd: 22Pts, 10Reb, 8Ast, 2Stl
Jefferson: 21pts, 5Reb, 3Ast, 2Stl
Carter: 18Pts, 3Reb, 4Ast, 1Stl
House: 12Pts, 3Reb, 4Ast, 2Stl

News In Brief
MJS 16/11/06

- Swing positions for the Bucks weaker than usual due to injuries. Marquis Daniels twisted his ankle against NJ, which is meant to set him back for 5 days. While the injury will cause a bit of discomfort, Daniels is expected to play in the upcoming games.
- Hodge also sustained an injury. The 2nd Yr Pro is suffering from an inflamed elbow that he has ascertained in training. He is still able to practice, but will be hampered for up to a fortnight.

Game 10 (SIMMED):

Redd's 49 Destroys Pacers

IND @ MIL 18/11/06

FINAL SCORE: Indiana 79 Milwaukee 96

IND 22-17-20-20 = 79
MIL 30-23-16-27 = 96

P.O.G. Redd

Key Players
IND
Granger: 13Pts, 8Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl, 3Blk
O'Neal: 12Pts, 7Reb, 1Ast, 5Blk
Murphy: 13Pts, 5Reb, 1Stl
Tinsley: 6Pts, 3Reb, 9Ast, 1Stl

MIL
Redd: 49Pts, 6Reb, 3Ast
Patterson: 9pts, 6Reb, 3Ast, 4Stl
Willaims: 9Pts, 5Reb, 4Ast, 3Stl, 1Blk
Villanueva: 13Pts, 4Reb, 1Ast

[Ty-Land]

Game 11:

Pacers Collapse At Hands Of Bucks Again: CV Triple Double, AB Dominant Inside

MIL @ IND 21/11/06

Starting Lineups:
MIL
PG - Williams
SG - Redd
SF - Patterson
PF - Villanueva
C - Bogut

IND
PG - Tinsley
SG - Boykins
SF - Granger
PF - O'Neal
C - Foster

Q1:
Redd opened the game hitting his first 2 shots from deep, after being left wide open. CV started strong, getting his O going. A clumsy start for Bogut, couple of early turnovers ate away at his confidence and the teams willingness to feed him the ball. CV31 was completely dominant. Tinsley got going for the Pacers to keep them close. MIL 22 IND 20

Q2:
Bogut gets his game going after a rocky start. Redd was his typical high scoring self. Tinsley can't miss, but is seemingly shooting rather than looking for his teammates. Bucks go on a 8-0 run to consolidate lead, but form Buck Boykins help Indiana rally and keep the game a contest. MIL 47 IND 36

Half Time Leaders
MIL
Pts - Redd 14
Rebs - Villanueva 7
Ast - Williams 4

IND
Pts - Tinsley 15
Rebs - Foster 3
Ast - Tinsley 2


Q3:
Bogut started to get to the rim at ease, putting up some nice numbers. Talking about nice numbers, CV was racking up assists and making ground towards a Triple Double. Bucks go on a 13-5 run to blow out competition. Before the end of the term Villanueva gets his first career triple-double.

Q4:
Bucks played the bench for most of the final term, getting a quality performance by Danny G. For the pacers, Boykins was getting inside at ease, but it was far too late for a fairytale comeback. In fact, they barely convinced any fans to remain in the building

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 102 Indiana 77
P.O.G. Bogut

Key Players
MIL
Bogut: 22Pts, 7Reb, 3Ast, 1Stl
Villanueva: 12pts, 12Reb, 10Ast
Redd: 22Pts, 2Reb, 2Ast, 1Stl
Gadzuric: 10Pts, 7Reb, 2Ast

IND
Tinsley: 22Pts, 1Reb, 5Ast
Foster: 13pts, 6Reb, 2Ast, 2Stl
Boykins: 18Pts, 2Ast, 4Stl
O'Neal: 7Pts, 8Reb, 4Ast, 3Stl

News In Brief
MJS 21/11/06

- Back-up Centre Dan Gadzuric has suffered a minor elbow injury in the Bucks victory over the Pacers. He will not miss any playing time, but will be hampered for 3 days.
- Bucks GM Ty has raised questions about the Indiana time. In the post game press conference he said that 'the Pacers are playing like a team with chemistry issues. The guards are coming up the court looking to put up shots rather than find open team members. So many times they over-looked O'Neal, for christ sake this guy is one of the premier players in the league but he can barely get a touch.' After 2 big losses to the Bucks, Pacers Gm Larry Bird must be concerned about the team.


Game 12 (SIMMED):

Bucks Big Last Term Gets W

PHI @ MIL 22/11/06

FINAL SCORE: Philadelphia 96Milwaukee 103

PHI 26-25-24-21 = 96
MIL 18-23-26-36 = 103

P.O.G. Patterson

Key Players
PHI
Miller: 17Pts, 3Reb, 10Ast, 2Stl
Dalembert: 10Pts, 12Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl, 2Blk
G. Robinson: 23Pts, 1Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl
Korver: 20Pts, 4Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl

MIL
Patterson: 19Pts, 5Reb, 2Ast, 1Stl
Bogut: 15pts, 8Reb, 2Ast, 2Blk
Villanueva: 13Pts, 7Reb, 1Ast, 2Blk
Williams: 17Pts, 3Reb, 5Ast, 2Stl


Game 13 (SIMMED):

Redd Hot Bucks Smash Celtics

BOS @ MIL 25/11/06

FINAL SCORE: Boston 76 Milwaukee 98

BOS 20-19-22-15 = 76
MIL 24-28-25-21 = 98

P.O.G. Redd

Key Players
BOS
West: 14Pts, 2Reb, 6Ast, 3Stl
Szczerbiak: 12Pts, 2Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl
Green: 11Pts, 4Reb, 2Ast, 2Stl, 2Blk
Ratliff: 5Pts, 7Reb, 1Ast, 3Blk

MIL
Redd: 33Pts, 7Reb, 2Ast, 3Stl
Bell: 25pts, 5Reb, 2Ast, 2Stl
Gadzuric: 9Pts, 9Reb
Williams: 7Pts, 2Reb, 8Ast, 5Stl

[Ty-Land]

Game 14:

Kobe & Odom Teach Bucks A Lesson

MIL @ LAL 28/11/06

Starting Lineups:
MIL
PG - Williams
SG - Redd
SF - Patterson
PF - Villanueva
C - Bogut

LAL
PG - Parker
SG - Bryant
SF - Odom
PF - Radmanovic
C - Mihm

Q1:
Odom and Bryant from the outset were red hot. The Lakers completely dominated early, with Kobe hitting every shot. He had 14pts at 100% from the field. Bogut seemed to be the only Milwaukee player to turn up, playing some decent ball. Coach Jordan made the shift to double Kobe, but it did little to stem the flow. MIL 17 LAL 28

Q2:
Daniels provided a spark off the bench. Bell provided some solid D and Ersan bought some hustle to the floor. Kobe was still unstoppable tough, while the Bucks were challenged by Mihm's solid interior D. MIL 38 LAL 46

Half Time Leaders
MIL
Pts - Bogut 9
Rebs - Villanueva 5
Ast - Redd 3

LAL
Pts - Bryant 18
Rebs - Odom 7
Ast - Bryant 6

Q3:
The point was taken over by Marquis Daniels who played the role very well. Redd finally started to hit shots, which was helped by Daniels getting him open looks. The Bucks drew with 1, even though Kobe was hitting shots at will and dishing out copious amounts of assists. A dominating performance. Bell and Daniel performed brilliantly off the bench, providing much needed defence and scoring. Bogut was very consistent on the offensive end. Mo hit a buzzer beater at the end of the term to cut the lead to 3. MIL 64 LAL 67

Q4:
Lakers start with a run which extended the lead to 8. From there the Bucks never caught up. Diogu put up a solid fight, but Kobe was insane. On the back of Kobe and Lamar the Lakers were far too strong.

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 90 Lakers 104
P.O.G. Bryant

Key Players
MIL
Bogut: 23Pts, 5Reb, 3Ast, 1Blk
Bell: 10pts, 7Ast, 3Stl
Daniels: 6Pts, 2Reb, 5Ast, 2Stl
Redd: 19Pts, 3Reb, 4Ast, 1Stl

LAL
Bryant: 40Pts, 3Reb, 15Ast
Odom: 19pts, 13Reb, 4Ast, 1Stl, 1Blk
Mihm: 13Pts, 6Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl, 5Blk
Parker: 11Pts, 1Reb, 9Ast, 3Stl

Game 15 (SIMMED):

Suns Burn Bucks Though Redd Glows

MIL @ PHX 22/11/06

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 99 Phoneix 120

MIL 21-31-20-27 = 99
PHX 36-26-29-29 = 96

P.O.G. Redd

Key Players
MIL
Redd: 37Pts, 6Reb, 3Ast
Bogut: 15Pts, 9Reb, 5Ast
Williams: 18Pts, 3Reb, 6Ast, 2Stl
Bell: 13Pts, 3Reb, 4Ast, 1Stl

PHX
Nash: 23Pts, 8Reb, 7Ast, 1Stl
Marion: 16pts, 10Reb, 1Stl, 1Blk
Stoudamire: 22Pts, 8Reb, 3Ast, 1Stl
Rose: 16Pts, 7Reb, 7Ast, 1Stl


Game 16 (SIMMED):

Warriors Win Battle

MIL @ GST 25/11/06

FINAL SCORE: Milwaukee 85 Golden State 95

MIL 26-20-16-23 = 85
GST 27-20-22-26 = 95

P.O.G. Davis

Key Players
MIL
Bogut: 14Pts, 10Reb, 3Ast, 1Blk
Redd: 20Pts, 4Reb, 1Ast, 1Stl
Williams: 15Pts, 2Reb, 2Ast, 1Stl
Patterson: 8Pts, 2Reb, 2Ast, 2Stl

GST
Davis: 27Pts, 3Reb, 11Ast, 2Stl
Richardson: 19pts, 3Reb, 3Ast 1Blk
Jackson: 12Pts, 6Reb, 5Ast, 1Stl
Padgett: 2Pts, 15Reb, 2Ast, 2Stl, 2Blk

[Ty-Land]

Bucks News

3 Team Blockbuster Shakes Up Bucks
ESPN 03/12/06

Milwaukee has made its second major trade for the season; one that will be considered controversial by fans and commentators alike. The Bucks GM has shipped some young talent away, to gain more youngsters in return. The trade break down as is follows:

MIL
Trades: Mo Williams, Charlie Villanueva, Ruben Patterson
Receives: Devin Harris, Darko Milicic, Trevor Ariza, Dallas' 2007 2nd Round Pick

DAL
Trades: Devin Harris, 2nd Round Pick
Receives: Mo Williams, Orlando's 2007 1st Round Pick

ORL
Trades: Darko Milicic, Trevor Ariza, 1st Round Pick
Receives: Charlie Villanueva, Ruben Patterson

Bucks GM Ty had this to say about the trade: "This swap provides us with players of similar age, talent and potential, but with different facets as their features. While it was tough to give up on Mo and Charlie I believe this move is warranted by the need to toughen up our defence and playmaking skills. Devin is a homegrown player who will provide us a floor general and playmaker. Darko will provide us with a dominant shotblocking presence and sure up our D. Trevor is young defensive player in the mould of Ruben, who can shut down opponents, rebound and slash to the basket."

He added further that "this trade allows Redd and Bogut to be the focal points of our offensive structure, as well as Bobby Simmons when he returns around playoff time. It also gives opportunities for Bell, Ersan, Diogu and Daniels to play extensive minutes."

While the trade will shock the basketball world, its outcome will be known in the future. The Bucks will take on Utah in Salt Lake City tomorrow, where the new players are expected to play. We shall see how effective they are.

UPDATED DEPTH CHART:

C: Bogut - Gadzuric - Milicic - Diogu
PF: Milicic - Diogu - Ilyasova -Markota
SF: Daniels - Ilyasova - Noel - Hodge
SG: Redd - Ariza - Bell -Hodge - Greer
PG: Harris - Bell - Greer - Hodge

Next Update in the next couple of days (Once I get a few responses for my hard work.) I'm quite a few games ahead. There may be another trade on the horizon, as well a 'playoff picture', Bucks stats update and All Star Voting synopsis. Enjoy

[CMJ3]

Hmm even tho i like Charlie i think you got a good trade, Milicic is a very good shot blocker and rebounder, he will look very good along side Bogut.

Nice Update, the team looks good.

[Tuomas]

Haha you clearly swiped the table on that one, Patterson is getting old although he can still take it to the hoop. Looking good.

[Mark.]

I love that trade, Devin should work out well for you and hopefully Trevor will turn into something special Its good to see Marquis crack the starting lineup too, keep it up

[Martti.]

I think Dallas benefited fromm this trade the most. Mo and a high 1st round pick.. Nice dynasty..

[Marquis]

Nice dynasty. I'm very glad you have Marquis Daniels in your roster, looks like he got the starting 5 spot after the last trade. I will follow this one

[Ty-Land]

Thanks for the comments guys. Really appreciate that you spend the time to read my little association.

On a side note, will be another update when I get chance. Uni's starting to get fairly busy plus I picked up Football Manager 2007 so I'm occupied playing that a bit.

I'm quite a few games ahead of what's posted, so I will do a 'catch-up' effort soon, to get what I've actually played up to scratch with what's posted.

[TomCat]

kool, i havent looked at this dynasty in a while. u are doing pretty well. i like the huge 3 team trade.

looking forward to more updates

[TheMC5]

That trade looks like it could actually benefit everyone involved. For the Bucks, the only thing is you might need some more outside shooting, but I guess when Simmons comes back, that'll help. Plus, I'm not really familiar with 2K7 player ratings.

[Lamrock]

So Ty... when is the next update?

[Ty-Land]

Not sure mate. Been playing a little lately, but a different association that I started.

Got holidays after easter, so I will probably pick this one up again then. If I do, I will probably do a brief update to bring it up to date, then continue from there.

[Ty-Land]

Okay guys, here is the story:

There's 3 future options for this association. I have still got the game saved to this point, and info for numerous updates, but I have also simmed ahead to the playoffs and saved it separately. At present, in that save I am up to game 4 of the playoffs. So the options are as follows:

1) Continue from this point and keep working towards the post season from where I left off.

2) Fast forward to the playoffs and use that save to keep you guys up to date

3) Start a whole new association, probably with only 29 games, possibly with a different team and outlook.

Let me know. I will have internet at my place on tuesday, so i can start posting again with ease, and not from uni/work. I'll let you guys decided ,and if you pick option 3 give me ideas of what team (currently would be thinking Utah, Orlando, or Indiana).

Cheers ty