[2K10][5-1] 09-10 Blazers | Nov 7th | Miller Traded For...

by **TomCat** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 3:20 pm

Billups will be the Blazers main focus

Without star player Carmelo Anthony, the Nuggets are bound to have a tough time against the Blazers in this one and will most likely rest a lot of the tasks in the hands of starting PG Chauncey Billups. Joey Graham will most likely be starting in place of the injured Anthony. The once very anticipated match-up of Roy vs Anthony will now be Roy vs and Graham and the Blazers coaching staff will be looking to exploit the talent miss-match at the starting SF position. Also look for Fernandez, Outlaw and Webster to be giving their all as they try to impress the Blazers coaching staff in an attempt to fight for more minutes off the bench. What was once a highly anticipated divisional match-up is now not expected to be as exciting as a result of Anthony's injury and should give the Blazers a much better shot at the win. Expect the Blazers to come out of this game with a win against their division rivals.

by **Lightning Strike** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 4:02 pm

Dammit, we lose Perkins to an injury so we lose to Charlotte and home, Perkins is much more important to us in 2K10 than I realized.

You're very lucky that Carmelo injured himself a game earlier, not to mention that most of the Denver squad will be quite tired because of a back to back game, you've got this one in the bag. :wink:

I enjoyed reading the preview too, I like how to set everything out.

by **TomCat** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:26 pm

Lightning Strike wrote:Dammit, we lose Perkins to an injury so we lose to Charlotte and home, Perkins is much more important to us in 2K10 than I realized.

You're very lucky that Carmelo injured himself a game earlier, not to mention that most of the Denver squad will be quite tired because of a back to back game, you've got this one in the bag. I enjoyed reading the preview too, I like how to set everything out.

Yeah I laughed when I saw that Boston lost to the Bobcats as soon as Perkins was out, they really do need him.
Yeah so glad that Carmelo was out, It would've made the game so much harder. I've played the game now and hope to have a recap up soon.

by **TomCat** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 7:32 pm

Blazers win at buzzer, beat Carmelo-less Nuggets

First Quarter:
The first few minutes of the opening quarter consisted of some very poor basketball, shooting at a very low percentage from the field from both sides. Denver soon began to clean up their act while Portland continued to play poor basketball, turning the ball over 4 times in the first 5 minutes which lead to Denver going out to a 13-7 lead. Brandon Roy had to sit early because of two early fouls. From then on the Blazers did regain their composure and held on to a 5 point deficit at the end of the first, thanks mainly to good play off the bench, particularly Fernandez, Batum and Przybilla. Denver lead at quarter time 23-18.

Second Quarter:
The quarter started with a shot clock violation by Nene and a 3-pointer by Fernandez at the other end and the lead cut to 2. This was the beginning of a 9-0 run which put the Blazers in front 27-23. The remainder of the quarter consisted of some very even and hotly contested basketball from both sides, with Portland finishing the half with a slight edge, 40-39

Player At The Half:
Chauncey Billups | 12 Points | 6 Assists | 1 steal

Third Quarter:
The third quarter opened with a Kenyon Martin mid-range jumper to put the Nuggets up by 1. But Portland would come right back with a dunk by Aldridge. The game would go basket for basket for the next few minutes which involved a highlight reel play by Brandon Roy with a nice drive and dunk which got the crowd on their feet. Denver began to take a bit more control of the game from that point, getting to a 6 point lead off a 3 point jumper by Billups, 59-53. The Nuggets would hold onto this lead going into the fourth quarter, the score 64-60 at the end of the third quarter.

Fourth Quarter:
The first half of the quarter went pretty much basket for basket, with the Nuggets holding onto a 3 point lead 71-68 with 5:53 remaining in the match. However Portland would score the next 4 points to take a 1 point lead. A great fast break dunk by Fernandez and then taking the charge gave Portland the ball with a 3 point lead, 74-71 with 2:55 remaining, which lead to a wide open jumper from Miller to extend the lead to 5 and force the Nuggets to take a timeout. However the Nuggets came right back with a 3 pointer from Afflalo to cut the lead back to 2. The shooting in this game was terrific at this point, with the very next play resulting in a Steve Blake 3-pointer to extend the lead back out to 5 again. Next play would result in a very long 2 by Nene to cut the lead to 3 with 1:53 remaining. A turnover by Roy would lead to an easy lay-up for Afflalo on the other end to cut the lead to 1. Two clutch free throws from "Mr. Big Shot" Chauncey Billups would give the Nuggets a 1 point lead with 39 seconds to play. A missed 3 by Roy would give the Nuggets the ball back with 27 seconds remaining and a 1 point lead. A missed fade by Nene gave the Blazers the ball after a timeout with 6.1 seconds remaining trailing by 1. Someone would have to step up, The Trailblazers looked for that player to be Brandon Roy, throwing him the ball off the inbound. Roy ran around to the baseline to attempt to beat his opponent one-on-one but was double teamed when Chris Anderson came in with the help defense with about 2 seconds remaining. Roy got the pass off down to the open man, Aldridge in the paint who put it up with 0.1 seconds remaining on the clock and in! The Blazers had won the game thanks to Roy and Aldridge's great heroics.

Final Score: Nuggets 80-81 Portland

POR | 18 | 22 | 20 | 21 | 81
DEN | 23 | 16 | 25 | 16 | 80

Player Of The Game:
Brandon Roy | 24 Points | 11 Assists | 1 Rebound

GAME LEADERS
Points: Chauncey Billups [26] | Brandon Roy [24]
Rebounds: Aaron Afflalo [6] | LaMarcus Aldridge [11]
Assists: Chauncey Billups [10] | Brandon Roy [11]
Blocks: Malik Allen [1] | LaMarcus Aldridge + Steve Blake [1]
Steals: Chauncey Billups [2] | Andre Miller + Jerryd Bayless [1]

NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
Chauncey Billups | 26 Points | 10 Assists | 2 Rebounds | 2 Steals
J.R Smith | 15 Points | 3 Assists | 1 Rebound | 1 Steal
LaMarcus Aldridge | 11 Rebounds | 8 Points | 2 Assists | 1 Block | Game Winning Shot :bowdown:

FACTORS TO THE RESULT
Rebounds | DEN - 28 | POR - 38

ROOKIE WATCH
Patty Mills | 4 Minutes

GAME IMAGES

Chauncey Billups beating the D for an easy Layup | J.R Smith beating Brandon Roy down low | Rudy Fernandez shooting a baseline 3
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GAME HIGHLIGHTS

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Brandon Roy dunk in traffic | LaMarcus Aldridge game winning buzzer beater

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Around the league: October 29

by **TomCat** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 8:11 pm

Around the league: Thursday, October 29th 2009

There were only the 2 games played on Thursday night:

[0-2] San Antonio 93 @ 97 Bulls [1-0]
Player Of The Game | John Salmons | 23 Points | 5 Rebounds | 1 Steal

[1-1] Denver 80 @ 81 Portland [2-0]
Player Of The Game | Brandon Roy | 24 Points | 11 Assists | 1 Rebound

Fortunately, no injuries occurred during the night's action

A couple of hours after the Nuggets @ Blazers game, the Blazers front office told ESPN that the Sacramento Kings had put a trade offer on the table. They seemed very interested in obtaining young French SF Nicolas Batum [64]. They told ESPN that the Kings had offered guard Francisco Garcia [68] plus a 2nd round draft choice in the upcoming 2010 NBA draft. The Blazers front office said that although it was a very generous offer from the Kings, they do not want to give up their young 2nd year player, Batum. They feel he has a lot of potential and believe he will be one of the high profile Blazers players in years to come.

That is all the news from around the NBA on Thursday night.

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Around the league: Oct 30th

by **TomCat** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 8:59 pm

Around the league: Friday, October 30th 2009

There were a total of 13 games played on Friday night:

[1-1] New York 83 @ 104 Charlotte [2-0]
Player Of The Game | Stephen Jackson | 25 Points | 4 Assists | 3 Rebounds

[1-0] Milwaukee 110 @ 94 Philadelphia [0-2]
Player Of The Game | Hakim Warrick | 20 Points | 13 Rebounds | 1 Block | 1 Steal

[1-1] Toronto 88 @ 104 Memphis [2-0]
Player Of The Game | Zach Randolph | 26 Points | 12 Rebounds | 3 Assists

[0-3] Cleveland 88 @ 92 Minnesota [1-1]
Player Of The Game | Al Jefferson | 31 Points | 7 Rebounds | 4 Blocks

[0-2] Sacramento 81 @ 112 New Orleans [2-0]
Player Of The Game | Emeka Okafor | 18 Points | 24 Rebounds | 4 Blocks | 1 Assist

[0-3] LA Clippers 93 @ 113 Utah [1-1]
Player Of The Game | Carlos Boozer | 29 Points | 17 Rebounds | 3 Steals | 2 Assists

[1-1] Golden State 127 @ 114 Phoenix [1-1]
Player Of The Game | Stephen Curry | 36 Points | 5 Assists | 1 Steal | 1 Block | 1 Rebound

[0-2] Washington 84 @ 103 Atlanta [2-0]
Player Of The Game | Josh Smith | 26 Points | 14 Rebounds | 5 Steals | 2 Blocks

[2-0] Dallas 90 @ 84 LA Lakers [1-1]
Player Of The Game | Dirk Nowitzki | 41 Points | 13 Rebounds | 2 Blocks | 1 Assist | 1 Steal

[1-1] Chicago 95 @ 102 Boston [2-1]
Player Of The Game | Kevin Garnett | 22 Points | 15 Rebounds | 2 Blocks | 1 Assist | 1 Steal

[2-0] Oklahoma City 92 @ 90 Detroit [0-2]
Player Of The Game | Kevin Durant | 32 Points | 13 Rebounds

[0-2] Miami 73 @ 75 Indiana [1-1]
Player Of The Game | Danny Granger | 21 Points | 11 Rebounds | 4 Blocks | 2 Steals | 1 Assist

[1-1] Orlando 71 @ 116 New Jersey [2-0]
Player Of The Game | Devin Harris | 45 Points | 6 Assists | 2 Steals | 1 Rebound

Charlie Bell of the Milwaukee Bucks has suffered a broken finger. He can still play but the injury will most likely affect his performance. The Bucks training staff estimate it will be healed in 4-6 weeks

Marcus Camby of the LA Clippers twisted his ankle in tonight's match. He will still be able to play with the injury. He is listed as day-to-day

Zach Randolph of the Grizzlies injured his hamstring during tonight's match. His injury is listed as a "sore hamstring". He will be able to play with the injury. Estimated recovery time is 1-2 weeks

Julian Wright from New Orleans strained his quad during tonight's game. He can still play with the injury. Estimated healing time is 1-2 weeks

Danilo Galinari from New York suffered a twisted ankle during the night's play. He can still play with the injury and is listed as day-to-day

Hedo Turkoglu of the Toronto Raptors is suffering from an inflamed elbow. He can still play with the injury. Estimated recovery time is 1-2 weeks

Gilbert Arenas from Washington sprained his toe during the night's play. He can still play with the injury and is listed as day-to-day

David Andersen of the Houston Rockets has been cleared of his injury, after suffering from back spasms

Jamaal Magloire of the Miami Heat has been cleared of his injury, after suffering from a twisted ankle

by **TomCat** on Thu Dec 10, 2009 10:13 pm

The match-up of Roy and Ariza will again be an interesting one

With Yao and McGrady back from injury and into the line-up (McGrady coming off the bench), it will be interesting to see if the Blazers are able to get away with a win this time in Houston, after only just sneaking away with a 2 point victory in their previous contest after collapsing in the 4th with a double-digit lead at the end of the third quarter. Again it will be interesting to watch the match-up of Roy and Ariza, 2 of the best scoring guards in the NBA. Also another one to look for is the match-up of young Greg Oden (number 1 overall draft pick in the '07 draft) against the seasoned veteran and multiple all-star 7'6" center, Yao. It will be a good test for the young big man to help him grow and it is very likely that Greg will be given plenty of opportunities to prove himself against some of the more dominating centers in the NBA. All in all this could be a very interesting game, which could go either way.

NOTE - YAO AND T-MAC WERE ONLY OUT FOR THEIR SEASON OPENER FOR SOME REASON. LOOKS LIKE THEY'LL BE PLAYING REGULARLY FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SEASON. I ASSUME THAT IS THE CASE FOR OTHER PLAYERS WHO WERE INJURED (REAL-TIME) WHEN I STARTED THIS ASSOCIATION.

by **hova-** on Fri Dec 11, 2009 2:37 am

Well I rated them 25 in all categories as long as their out. So they do not play a single game. Hell, Dirk and Devin already scoring in the 40s. Good luck against the Rockets.

by **kibaxx7** on Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:34 am

Great game by Roy. (Y)

by **TomCat** on Fri Dec 11, 2009 2:23 pm

hova- wrote:Well I rated them 25 in all categories as long as their out. So they do not play a single game. Hell, Dirk and Devin already scoring in the 40s. Good luck against the Rockets.

Oh ok fair enough well they've already came back and played a game so too late to change that... Yeah those guys are doing well early. Devin leads the league in PPG with 39.0

Thierry. wrote:Great game by Roy.

Yeah I was really pleased with the amount of assists.

Recap will be up soon

by **3PK** on Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:57 pm

Wow, such a lucky victory against the Nuggets - Aldridge to the rescue. Looking good Tomcat. Keep the updates coming and stick to the present layout, because it looks good as! New Jersey is seemingly the best team in 2k10. They are 2-0 in your association with Devin Harris on pace (warranted there's been to games) to earn a spot on the NBA all-first team. Interestingly enough, they lead the East through 30 games in my association too. By the way, with Greg Oden out for the season in real life, a) will he be playing in your association? And b) if a move is made in real life will you be attempting to make the same move?

by **TomCat** on Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:07 pm

3PK wrote:a) will he be playing in your association? And b) if a move is made in real life will you be attempting to make the same move?

To answer both of those questions, I will be doing this association as it is, meaning Oden will be playing all season (unless of course he suffers a freak injury on my association (lets hope not)) and I will just be making moves that I think will benefit my team and add something interesting to my association story.. and the CPU can do whatever trades they want..

Anyway, thanks for the kind words (Y)

by **Lightning Strike** on Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:26 pm

Taking Houston out with McGrady and Yao is going to b e freaking hard, Oden is going to have a real battle on his hands with this one, good luck TomCat.

I'm looking forward to the post-game recap.

by **TomCat** on Mon Dec 14, 2009 12:56 pm

Lightning Strike wrote:Taking Houston out with McGrady and Yao is going to b e freaking hard, Oden is going to have a real battle on his hands with this one, good luck TomCat. I'm looking forward to the post-game recap.

It was freaking hard

recap up in 10 minutes

by **TomCat** on Mon Dec 14, 2009 1:43 pm

Rockets' strong finish buries Blazers

First Quarter:
Within the first 10 seconds of playing time, the Rockets had already scored a wide open 3 from Brooks. The Blazers better hope they don't let them score this easy too much during the game or they will have no chance. However, Portland answered right back with a 3 by Roy. From that point Portland took early control of the match to take a 16-7 lead. A good comeback by Houston ending the quarter with the score Portland 22-19 Houston.

Second Quarter:
The Rockets continued their fine play which involved some great offense by McGrady to go ahead 28-27 only a short time into the second quarter. The remainder of the quarter was basket-for-basket, except for a small run by the Blazers to end the half leading 47-42

Player At The Half:
Brandon Roy | 16 Points | 2 Assists

Third Quarter:
Portland continued their run to start the third quarter going up 54-45 off a mid-range Brandon Roy jumper. However a 7-0 run by the Rockets (5 scored by Ariza) would cut the lead back to 2. Portland would, however control the tempo of the remainder of the quarter, taking a 7 point lead at the end of the third quarter, 70-63

Fourth Quarter:
Houston would open the fourth quarter like they did the first, with a 3 pointer from Aaron Brooks. However Portland would answer right back with a dunk by Aldridge, who was playing a very good game. But again Houston would hit a 3 on their next possession. This time from Battier. Portland would then answer with a 3 by Blake. Both teams showing great shooting performances in this game. Houston would go on a small run to tie the score at 77 apiece with 6 minutes to play. On the very next play Rudy Fernandez would burn right past his man and slam it down for a monster jam worthy of the highlight reel. From that point, however Houston would go on a 7-0 run to lead by 5. Houston would go on another run to take a 6 point lead with 2 minutes remaining. A charging foul by Brandon Roy would turn the ball right back over to Houston. 2 offensive rebounds on the following play would give Houston second chance points to go up by 8. Time was running out for the Blazers. Nothing would fall for Portland, with Roy missing an easy lay-up on the following play. Houston would play out the game and win 97-86

Final Score: Portland 86-97 Houston

HOU | 19 | 23 | 21 | 34 | 97
POR | 22 | 25 | 23 | 16 | 86

Player Of The Game:
Shane Battier | 19 Points | 5 Assists | 3 Rebounds | 1 Steal

GAME LEADERS
Points: Brandon Roy [31] | Shane Battier [19]
Rebounds: Greg Oden [11] | Ming Yao [13]
Assists: Steve Blake + Andre Miller [7] | Ming Yao [9]
Blocks: Greg Oden [1] | Ming Yao [1]
Steals: Travis Outlaw [2] | Chase Budinger + Aaron Brooks + Shane Battier + Trevor Ariza + Carl Landry [1]

NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
Brandon Roy | 31 Points | 5 Assists
LaMarcus Aldridge | 14 Points | 7 Rebounds | 5 Assists | 1 Steal
Steve Blake | 13 Points | 7 Assists | 1 Rebound
Andre Miller | 10 Points | 7 Assists | 2 Rebounds | 1 Steal
Greg Oden | 9 Points | 11 Rebounds | 2 Assists | 1 Block
Trevor Ariza | 18 Points | 3 Rebounds | 2 Assists | 1 Steal
Tracy McGrady | 17 Points | 1 Assist
Ming Yao | 13 Rebounds | 9 Assists | 2 Points | 1 Block

FACTORS TO THE RESULT
Free Throws | POR - 7/14 | HOU - 10/13
Offensive Rebounds | POR - 6 | HOU - 9

ROOKIE WATCH
Patty Mills | DNP - Coaches Decision

Full Box Score Found In My 2kSports.com Blog Here

GAME IMAGES

[From left to right] Przybilla taking on Andersen at the ring | Andersen not happy with a foul call | Aldridge beating T-Mac at the ring
Click here for entire game gallery

PLAY OF THE GAME

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A nice dunk by Rudy Fernandez

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Around the league: Oct 31st

by **TomCat** on Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:12 pm

by **TomCat** on Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:47 pm

Weekly Recap: Oct 27th - Oct 31st

Blazers' Week:
27th | Vs Rockets | W | 92-90
29th | Vs Nuggets | W | 81-80
31st | @ Rockets | L | 86-97

W/L for the week | 2-1
W/L for season | 2-1

Around the league

TRANSACTIONS
Hawks sign Wally Szczerbiak to 1yr/$946K deal
Bobcats sign Al Simmons to 1yr/$1.75M deal

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
East | Dwyane Wade | MIA
West | Monta Ellis | GSW

POWER RANKINGS [Rank | Team | Record]
1 | Hawks | 2-0
2 | Thunder | 2-0
3 | Hornets | 2-0
4 | Bobcats | 3-0
5 | Grizzlies | 3-0
6 | Nets | 3-0
7 | Bucks | 2-0
8 | Celtics | 2-1
9 | Rockets | 2-1
10 | Mavericks | 2-1
11 | Trailblazers | 2-1
12 | Lakers | 1-1
13 | Magic | 1-1
14 | Jazz | 1-1
15 | Nuggets | 1-1
16 | Warriors | 1-1
17 | Suns | 1-1
18 | Bulls | 1-1
19 | Timberwolves | 1-1
20 | Pacers | 1-1
21 | Raptors | 1-1
22 | 76ers | 1-2
23 | Knicks | 1-2
24 | Kings | 1-2
25 | Clippers | 1-3
26 | Spurs | 0-3
27 | Cavaliers | 0-4
28 | Heat | 0-2
29 | Pistons | 0-3
30 | Wizards | 0-3

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by **Mark.** on Tue Dec 15, 2009 6:35 pm

Nice presentation dude, I liek the banner. Tough loss to the Rockets but otherwise your seem to be rolling along fine. Any trades looming?

by **TomCat** on Tue Dec 15, 2009 7:26 pm

Mark. wrote:Nice presentation dude, I liek the banner. Tough loss to the Rockets but otherwise your seem to be rolling along fine. Any trades looming?

Thanks mate, yeah I probably should've beaten the Rockets really..
Umm yeah I actually am thinking of putting up Miller onto the trading block and try to get a SF or C

by **kibaxx7** on Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:13 am

TomCat wrote:I actually am thinking of putting up Miller onto the trading block and try to get a SF or C

That's why I didn't sign Miller

by **TomCat** on Wed Dec 16, 2009 3:06 am

Thierry. wrote:
TomCat wrote:I actually am thinking of putting up Miller onto the trading block and try to get a SF or C

That's why I didn't sign Miller

Yeah smart move on your part lol, oh well I'll see what happens...

by **TomCat** on Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:05 pm

Alright screw it I'm going to add NLSC players to the 2010 draft, which will include real rookies also..

I'm going to limit it to 10 rookies per draft, so get in while you can

Use this template please..

Code: Select all: [b]First Name:[/b] [b]Last Name:[/b] [b]College/Country:[/b] [b]Age (Minimum of 19):[/b] [b]Jersey Number:[/b] [b]Dominant Hand:[/b] [b]Primary Position:[/b] [b]Secondary Position (optional):[/b] [b]Play Style (e.g scoring, defensive, pass-first):[/b] [b]Personality (Neutral, Expressive, Unpredictable or Laid Back):[/b] [b]Height:[/b] [b]Weight (145 minimum):[/b] [b]Skin Tone (1-6 [1 being darkest]):[/b] [b]Muscle Tone (Buff or Ripped):[/b] [b]Hair Style/Color:[/b] [b]Facial Hair Style/Color:[/b] [b]Tattoos:[/b] [b]Accessories:[/b] [b]5 best attributes (e.g shot close, pass, steal, 3pt shot, dunk):[/b] [b]5 next best attributes:[/b] [b]Another 5 best attributes:[/b] [b]Shooting style:[/b]

* Note - The 3 sets of 5 attributes are what I will rate higher than others.. for example the first set of 5 will all be rated at 80, then the next 5 rated at 75.. then 70.. Remaining skills will be set at the default according to the playing style selected. I'm going to make everyone's offensive and defensive awareness, default at 65, unless someone puts it in their best attributes.. Also i would recommend choosing attributes that comply to your playing style

Ok I'm going to include myself in this draft as well for fun

but it won't count as one of the 10 available spots..

First Name: Todd
Last Name: Cooper
College/Country: UCLA
Age (Minimum of 19): 19
Jersey Number: 21
Dominant Hand: Right
Primary Position: PG
Secondary Position (optional): SG
Play Style (e.g scoring, defensive, pass-first): 3 Point specialist
Personality (Neutral, Expressive, Unpredictable or Laid Back): Laid Back
Height: 5'8"
Weight (145 minimum): 145
Skin Tone (1-6 [1 being darkest]): 6
Muscle Tone (Buff or Ripped): Buff
Hair Style/Color: Spikey Medium/Dark Brown
Facial Hair Style/Color: Thin Moustache/Light Brown
Tattoos: None
Accessories: Left sleeve (white), Right wrist band (white), Left knee brace (white), Right knee strap (black), Short socks
5 best attributes (e.g shot close, pass, steal, 3pt shot, dunk): 3 Point, Mid range, Pass, Free throw, Lay-up
5 next best attributes: Offensive awareness, Defensive awareness, Steal, Ball handling, Shot close
Another 5 best attributes: Shoot off dribble, on ball defense, offensive clutch, consistency, potential
Shooting style: Peja Stojakovic

Ok I hope to see people getting involved in this

by **Fresh8** on Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:10 pm

First Name: Will
Last Name: Sit
College/Country: UNC
Age (Minimum of 19): 21
Jersey Number: 8
Dominant Hand: Right
Primary Position: SG
Secondary Position (optional): SF
Play Style (e.g scoring, defensive, pass-first): Scoring
Personality (Neutral, Expressive, Unpredictable or Laid Back): Expressive
Height: 6'6"
Weight (145 minimum): 220
Skin Tone (1-6 [1 being darkest]): ummmm... asian?

Muscle Tone (Buff or Ripped): Buff
Hair Style/Color: Black hair, spiky
Facial Hair Style/Color: None
Tattoos: None
Accessories: Give me purple and yellow shoes
5 best attributes (e.g shot close, pass, steal, 3pt shot, dunk): Mid-Range, Passing, Man on Man Defence, layup, dribbling
5 next best attributes: 3pt, free throw, strength, awareness, speed
Another 5 best attributes: quickness, dunk, speed, steal, rebounding
Shooting style: Kobe

by **TomCat** on Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:12 pm

Sit wrote:ummmm... asian?

I'll see what I can do lol

by **Fresh8** on Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:13 pm

Thanks. If not, make me black :lol:

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