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Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:45 am

Amare Stoudemire leading steals and blocks per game... Here's your DPOY... :lol:

Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:47 am

Very nice recap, must have been a lot of work to do so. Keep it up and start Gay once in a while maybe at SG. (Y)

Wed Nov 15, 2006 7:20 pm

Marquis wrote:Oh man what a game

Collins' statline made me laugh: 73 mins, 30 points and 27 rebounds. Holy shit :lol:


I totally didn't even look.. but I admit, I really laughed when I looked back.

dragon@4Q wrote:how long were you playing this 1 game for 2-3hrs ?


I dunno. Probably an hour or so.

JaoSming wrote:nice man (Y)

are you going to be making any other deals with the Celtics?


Well, I think by now its pretty obvious Nazr has got to go.

eisfeld wrote:Very nice recap, must have been a lot of work to do so. Keep it up and start Gay once in a while maybe at SG. (Y)


I've been playing him a lot at the SF and PF positions because ingame he's a pretty physical guy, plus my team is towards the shorter, faster side.

Wed Nov 15, 2006 7:21 pm

    Richard Hamilton Saves Game With Steal

    December 1, 2006
    Boston Celtics – 106
    Charlotte Bobcats - 99
    Click on team names for Boxscores!

    Coming off a very successful November, the Celtics hosted the Charlotte Bobcats for the first day of December. It took a lunging steal from Richard Hamilton on a inbounds pass for Raymond Felton that sealed the game.

    Before the steal however, the game was extremely close. Each team drove down the court with good tempo and matched each other’s misses and makes. Down 96-93 with just 48 seconds left, Wally Szczerbiak drained a three pointer over Raymond Felton and tied it. Following a Charlotte score, Gerald Green managed an and-one with a windmill dunk over Gerald Wallace, then drew the foul in the process; he missed the free throw however.

    So with Hamilton’s steal, Felton was forced to intentionally foul Hamilton, who made both shots. Afterwards the Bobcats missed a hurried shot, which led to another intentional foul. Paul Pierce was named POTG with 22 points and 11 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals. The Celtics backcourt with Pierce were the main support for the Celtics, as Hamilton pitched in 21 while West continued his great play with 23. For the Bobcats Quach led the team with 18 while Emeka Okafor was held to only 17.

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    NLSC Performances

    December 1

    Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Atlanta Hawks
    Denver Nuggets vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
    Indiana Pacers vs. Seattle Supersonics
    Washington Wizards vs. Toronto Raptors
    Chicago Bulls vs. New Orleans Hornets
    Orlando Magic vs. Portland Trailblazers

    Injury Report

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Wed Nov 15, 2006 7:25 pm

sweet my player is back in action.

good win as well good luck next game.

Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:21 pm

NOOOO

what happened to me? Knee? cause if so that would be perfect for my guy, heh

Thu Nov 16, 2006 6:07 am

dragon@4Q wrote:sweet my player is back in action.

good win as well good luck next game.


yeah... it was weird typing Toronto Raptors again. :lol:

JaoSming wrote:NOOOO

what happened to me? Knee? cause if so that would be perfect for my guy, heh


Hm... Not sure... I forgot to check, but it might have been your knee. At least your second injury (shall happen soon :wink:) was regarding your ankle. :lol:

Thu Nov 16, 2006 9:34 am

I like your pictures a lot and your rpesentation is tops (Y)

Mon Nov 20, 2006 2:33 pm

oh man... I just got back from the second fall concert this semester... and DISTURBED totally rocked the school. I was in the Mosh Pit for the first band Nonpoint, and it started getting a bit out of control already, and because we didn't want to get hurt, we left and went up to a seat. Flyleaf's girl leader singer was something different, though when she wasn't singing, her voice was a little strange. Afterwards Stone Sour came on, and they rocked out with some nice stuff. Then finally Disturbed.. god... it was brilliant. They played like an entire albums worth of music, and not any like shitty songs, these were their BEST songs, most popular, and the place was flipping out. Disturbed was on for like an hour, then left, and came back on again for several more songs. Best received were Voice, Land of Confusion, Ten Thousand Fists.... soooo worth it. (Y)

BTW update will be coming soon ;)

Mon Nov 20, 2006 2:36 pm

not the update i was hoping to read (N)

Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:26 am

dragon@4Q, he said the update would be soon so THIS is not the update that we can think of, am I wrong?

Tue Nov 21, 2006 11:32 am

23 LeBron wrote:dragon@4Q, he said the update would be soon so THIS is not the update that we can think of, am I wrong?


no shit i am just stirring him

Tue Nov 21, 2006 12:27 pm

    Bulls Fall Without Super Rookie Jon Smith

    December 2, 2006
    Boston Celtics – 109
    Chicago Bulls - 100
    Click on team names for Boxscores!

    With rookie sensation Jon Smith being played on the injury list the previous day, Chicago was forced to put P.J. Brown in the spot, hoping he could try to imitate the rookie’s performances. Things didn’t look good though as the Bulls headed into the quarter trailing 81 – 65.

    Ben Wallace came alive on the defensive end, stuffing an Al Jefferson dunk attempt towards the beginning of the last quarter. After the block, Wallace hustled down the floor and got the dunk down before Jefferson was able to come back. Wallace was the only player worthy of mention early in the quarter as the other Bulls players appeared helpless, allowing Richard Hamilton and Paul Pierce to have their way with them.

    Chicago slowly started to mount their come-back, which was induced by blocks on consecutive possessions by Wallace and Brown on Gay and Gerald Green. Rookie Alex Buckely came off the bench and was a spark, driving by Wally Szczerbiak and laying the ball over Josh Boone. In the end however Chicago ran out of time, letting the Celtics walk out with a 109 – 100 win. Kirk Hinrich was named POTG with 35 points, 5 rebounds, and 10 assists.

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    NLSC Performances

    December 2

    Toronto Raptors vs. Denver Nuggets
    Seattle Supersonics vs. Utah Jazz
    Miami Heat vs. Memphis Grizzlies
    Philadelphia 76ers vs. New Jersey Nets
    Milwaukee Bucks vs. Golden State Warriors

    December 3

    Atlanta Hawks vs. Portland Trailblazers
    Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Philadelphia 76ers
    Detroit Pistons vs. Charlotte Bobcats

    December 4

    Memphis Grizzlies vs. New York Knicks
    Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs

    December 5

    Portland Trailblazers vs. Detroit Pistons
    Atlanta Hawks vs. Seattle Supersonics
    Dallas Mavericks vs. New Jersey Nets

    Around the League

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    Nazr has been underperforming for the Celtics ever since he came over as part of the Richard Hamilton dead. Monta Ellis was traded heads-up for Ryan Gomes, but he didn’t see any more playing time in Boston than he did at Golden State. Posey is someone the Celtics are needed, a good lock-down defender. Posey is not expected to start, but most likely will play behind Paul Pierce at Small Forward and make some appearances too at Power Forward.

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    This is the third superstar rookie to go down with an injury so far this season, the previous ones being Ben Branch of Toronto, and Jon Smith of Chicago. Sor’s injury will leave fellow rookie Sam Anurak with a new back-court partner in Martel Webster. The two have never played on the court at the same time before, so it will be interesting to see how they co-exist. Sor is expected to return near the halfway point of the month.

Tue Nov 21, 2006 12:42 pm

strong efforts from jefferson and rip the new bulls defense would have been tough to adjust to at first, good to see you get the win though (Y)

my player is getting back to form...have my raptors even won a game yet.

Tue Nov 21, 2006 3:37 pm

How much is that rookie's ovrl?

Tue Nov 21, 2006 3:44 pm

how long am i out for?

also when do you smucks :lol: play us again. I want redemption dammit

Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:34 am

Nice win man and veeeery good trade :cheeky:

Fri Nov 24, 2006 3:56 am

oh u wrapped the heat up... perfect trade...

Fri Nov 24, 2006 4:23 am

I don't plan on updating this dynasty for a couple days, cause I am at home for Thanksgiving and plan on spending quality time with family.

Might make an update, but doubtful. Enjoy your Thanksgiving everyone.

Fri Nov 24, 2006 6:05 am

Yo man.
Good shit. Too bad my Pippen ( Sor ) is out. =p
Have a good thanksgiven.
I'll keep my eye on this dynasty more often now.
Just got caught up in things.

Fri Nov 24, 2006 8:31 am

Great start on the dynasty so far Jing (y) I'll be checking in more often :)
Have a great time while you're at home.

Fri Nov 24, 2006 10:32 am

Super stuff dude (Y) Havent been able to post much since im over in Melbourne for awhile, but when I get the chance I will. I love that trade for Posey, but you might be getting a bit thin in the big man department.

My cyber self seems to be playing pretty consisantly (Y)

Wed Nov 29, 2006 5:20 pm

    Rookie Mark Moore Leads Memphis, but Grizzlies still lose

    December 6, 2006
    Boston Celtics – 97
    Memphis Grizzlies - 82
    Click on team names for Boxscores!

    Boston was losing by 7 points, 66 – 59 at the start of the last quarter, however Boston got the ball to start with. Boston took off when Delonte West stole the ball right out of Dahntay Jones’ hands when he was dunking. This amazing play earned the top play on Sportscenter, as well as jump start the fast break down court, which eventually led to West draining a 3-pointer.

    Several possessions later, West stole the ball from Moore, who is still inexperienced. On the way down, Hamilton was fouled by Stromile Swift, leading to two made Hamilton free throws, tying the game. From this point forward, the Grizzlies never lead the game again. Rudy Gay and James Posey both made their marks, with Gay dunking the ball on Swift and MVP leading candidate Pau Gasol; Posey also got his first Celtics assist with an alley-hoop to Gay. Posey scored his first points as a Celtics when he dunked on fast break.

    By the end of the game, the Grizzlies could not get any closer as Boston pulled out to a 15 point win. Paul Pierce was named the Player of the Game with 24 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists. Gay was the only player off the bench with double-digits, he had 10 points. MVP candidate Gasol was held to only 3 points the entire night, but he did make up for some of it with a game high 19 rebounds. Moore had nearly a triple-double, having 9 rebounds and 6 assists to go with his 20 points.

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    NLSC Performances

    December 6

    Portland Trailblazers vs. Milwaukee Bucks
    Toronto Raptors vs. Cleveland Cavaliers
    Philadelphia 76ers vs. Chicago Bulls
    Atlanta Hawks vs. Denver Nuggets
    Houston Rockets vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
    San Antonio Spurs vs. Charlotte Bobcats
    New Orleans Hornets vs. Los Angeles Lakers

    December 7

    Phoenix Suns vs. New Jersey Nets

Wed Nov 29, 2006 7:45 pm

Cool I played pretty well against you, my shooting was pretty inefficient, but other than that I did pretty well.

Keep it up bro (Y)

Wed Nov 29, 2006 7:58 pm

why did you get posey hes shit. Good you got the win though.

good game mark despite the 9 of 26 shooting

my player is a monster can't wait to play against you
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