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Sorry, I missunderstood you, please could you send me the logos please

Ok Choose one then and I'll send you the whole set of 30 teams...

the second one thierryhenry50,

Top 6 like this year.. Camby is a bit of a surprise

Anthony was great as the Nuggets crushed the Wolves

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December 1st, 2008

MINNESOTA (AP) -- The Nuggets showed their talent and depth as they won by a great margin. The final score was 111-88.Carmelo Anthony shown his best today as he scored 32 points, dished 5 assists and pulled 5 rebounds. The Nuggets are now 9-5.

Carmelo hit many mid range jumpers, a shown in the picture above. He was a season high .700 % from the field, as he went 14/20. "I was just lucky the shots went going in for me. I was in that zone tonight, nothing could stop me"-Anthony said. Of course, Chauncey Billups shined again. Mr. Big shot had 25 points and 7 assists. He can also be proud on his defense this year as he improved a lot. Today Billups recorded 4 steals and 5 rebounds. "Today we showed everyone how good our team can be when we play smart and stay focused. As Mr. McHale stated, we completely outplayed Minnesota tonight" - Billups said. He was very proud on today's win. J.R Smith is becoming an All-star in this Denver team, and has shown exactly that by scoring 19 points, having 5 assists and thieving his opponent twice.

Minnesota lost their 7th straight, and may need some changes in order to compete on the west. Randy Foye was the only player that competed today, as he scored 19 points and dished 8 assists. Other player that scored in double digits were Miller, Gomes, Love, Jefferson.

IMPORTANT NOTE

I am not in the position to update regularly due to exams in school.

DENVER BOXSCORE ------------- INDIANA BOXSCORE

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Litte typo it says "Denver Steals the Game from the wolves" but you played hte pacers btw nice win! I'm Feelin it

Nice win, will send you the logos in a minute, sorry that I took so long

The Nuggets Highflying Underdog

J.R. Smith has improved his game greatly last season, which earned him the starting spot for this year's Nuggets team. Standing at 6'6, this combo guard is averaging career high's this season. His average of 19.9 points per game is the highest in his career. So is his 1.6 steals per game. He is also averaging career high's in assists and blocks. But it wasn't always great for the highflyer.

He was the son of Ida and Earl Smith. J.R. had 3 brothers and 2 sisters. He grew up admiring Michael Jordan, and was a high school prodigy as he averaged more than 27 points and 5 rebounds per game. He was supposed to attend University of North Carolina, but he decided to go straight to the NBA. Smith was drafted 18th by the Hornets. At 19 years, he was the youngest Hornet to ever play an NBA basketball game. As a Nugget, he was a part of the Knicks-Nuggets brawl, as he was suspended for 10 games. The year later, Smith was involved in an incident at a Denver nightclub. The Nuggets suspended him for the first three regular season games of the NBA 2007-2008 season for his role in the incident. Smith scored a career-high 45 points on 13-of-22 shooting, as part of a 118-98 home win over the Sacramento Kings. He made a franchise-record 11 three-pointers during the game, which was one shy of tying the NBA record.

Smith's first trip to the playoffs during the 2006-2007 season with the Denver Nuggets was viewed by many as widely disappointing. Smith, a 39% 3-point shooter during the regular season, failed to connect on any three-point shots in the first four games and also was criticized for poor decision-making by coach George Karl. After game four, Karl informed reporters of his plan to bench Smith for all of game 5. Karl said, "He's done," and explained his frustrations over Smith's poor judgment to shoot a three late in the game, "I have no idea what planet that came from." Karl told the Associated Press that he had drawn up the play to give the ball to either Allen Iverson or Carmelo Anthony. Karl did not stop there and continued venting over Smith's poor play, "And then, of course the one with eight seconds to go, from 50 feet, I just love the dignity of the game being insulted right in front of me."

Smith had a better showing in his second trip to the playoffs during a first-round matchup with the Los Angeles Lakers. He played 27.0 minutes, averaging 18.3 points per game on 53.5% shooting. He also had a 31.8% three-point shooting percentage. Although the Nuggets were swept in the first round, Lakers shooting guard Kobe Bryant said in a postgame interview that, "J. R. is a good young player. He was a lot to handle."

What people don't know that Smith was a Chicago Bull He was traded by New Orleans along with P. J. Brown to the Chicago Bulls for Tyson Chandler. 6 days later, he was traded again, now by Chicago to the Denver Nuggets for Howard Eisley and two future second-round draft picks.

Smith said dunking has been a thing he fell in love with the first time he dunked the ball. He had a shooting for hoopmixtape, lets see how good he can dunk.


Smith shuts down the gym

C-77, Thanks for the heads up!

thierryhenry50, Thank you man, thank you very much!

Team Focus: Golden State Warriors




TEAM RECORD: 12-5 (1st Division, 1st Conference)
TEAM GRADE: B+

TEAM ROSTER

Player | Statistics (PPG, RPG, APG)

PG Monta Ellis | 15.9, 3.5, 5.2
SG Jamaal Crawford | 17.4, 3.8, 5.9
SF Corey Maggette | 17.6, 7.5, 3.9
PF Anthony Randolph | 12.5, 8.1, 1.9
C Andres Biedrins | 11.0, 9.7, 3.5

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SG Stephen Jackson | 5.3, 1.3, 1.4
SF Matt Barnes | 4.7, 2.4, 1.9
SF Kellena Azubuike | 4.6, 1.7, 0.9
PF Brandon Wright | 4.2, 2.5, 1.1

TEAM REPORT

When Baron Davis left this summer, everyone was expecting the Warriors to hit rock bottom. But they signed a good swingman in Corey Maggette, and now he is leading the team in scoring with 17.6. They made a good trade by bringing in Jamaal Crawford who has fit perfectly with Don Nelson's style. But this is not a perfect team.

They are, however, far from perfect. Although they are superbly deep from the 1 spot to the 4 spot, they only have 1 true center. Biedrins is playing on a high level, but he will eventually get tired and his numbers will slip, as will his blocks (2.06).

The Warriors need to trade one of their bench Small forwards (Matt Barnes, Kellena Azubuike) for a quality big man. If they manage to to that, and if the chemistry stays high, this is a team to beat.

Even now the Ellis/Crawford backcourt is probably the best in the league. And when you have a player like Stephen Jackson on the bench, they probably have the best guard roster in the league. Maggette is also capable of filling that 2 spot any given night, with either Barnes or Azubuike coming from the bech to play the 3. Even if Randolph gets injured, they have Barnes and Morrow, 2 quality player that can play the 4. The only problem is, as said above, the center position.

the nuggets are commendable for playing in superstar level nice win against the wolves.. but u know what, i cant read/see the boxscore, its so small

Motha***** got corrupted, now I know those guys who shared the same destiny as me didn't lie. It says smtin bout players.dbf is corrupted blablabla, stupid Live...

That's bullshit! i'm really feelin' it right now and then it got corrupted! well atleast the real-life nuggets are also done