[Year 2 Bulls 15-9] Bulls Overcome Raptors Challenge
by Rommas on Tue Jan 03, 2006 5:30 pm
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by Rommas on Tue Jan 03, 2006 5:43 pm
yer thats why hinrich got asked to play in the all star game 
im gonna get this last game against the sixers over and done with, ill be doing a double header today, ive done the first one, now ill be doing the sixer game tonight, then get myself into all star weekend. WOOOOOOOOO
im gonna get this last game against the sixers over and done with, ill be doing a double header today, ive done the first one, now ill be doing the sixer game tonight, then get myself into all star weekend. WOOOOOOOOO-
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by Rommas on Tue Jan 03, 2006 9:26 pm
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by Rommas on Wed Jan 04, 2006 6:06 pm
Rookie Challenge Participants
Rookie Starters
Andrew Bogut
The young Australian leads his Rookies into battle, leads all Rookies with 9.7 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game, you can also add 14 points per game also, has been vital to the future success to the Milwaukee Bucks franchise.
Charlie Villanueva
He suprised the nation when he was drafted 7th overall in the draft, but has playing excellently off and bench and as a starter. Averaging a solid 7.1 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game, has been the added help for Chris Bosh down low for the Raps.
Marvin Williams
A great year for the number 2 draft pick, not only is he averaging 14.5 and 8.3 rebounds per game, but he has helped the Chicago to a 34-19 record. Was clearly struggling at Atlanta where he was getting no game time, but has flourish in his roles at Power Forward and Small Forward.
Martell Webster
By far the best performing high school player in the draft, has carried the Blazers a few times with year with his deadly outside shooting, equal leader for all Rookies with 17.8 points per game and 4.0 assists
Deron Williams
Blazing away at the point for the Jazz equal leader among Rookies in points [17.8] and leads all rookies with 5.2 assists and 1.5 steals per game. Has also electrified Jazz fans by playing at the shooting guard.
Rookies Bench
Rashad McCants
A Tar Heel reunion of sorts with 3 of the 4 North Carolina championship players back in the same team. McCants has brought another scoring option to the Timberwolves behind KG and Wally World. His 14.1 points and 4.2 assists have been helpful for a team who had a bad 2005 season.
Chris Paul
Started the season on the floor, but has been relagated to the bench by Speedy Claxton, clearly a wasted talent sitting there on the bench on a bad team, and his stat line proves it. 9.5 points, 2.4 rebounds and 3 assists per game.
Raymond Felton
The Tar Heel trio finishes with point guard Felton, like Chris Paul was relegated to the bench by a veteran point guard, could be more usful as another club in need of a point guard. His 7.1 points and 3.2 assists per game has him in 6th man of the year calculations.
Ike Diogu
Diogu has really stepped up to fill the void of Troy Murphy who was injured last month, turning from a player who averaged less than double digit mintues per game to a legit, grind it out force on the block, his 5.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game dont give this kid justice at all.
Sophomore Starters
Nenad Krstic
In a team full of superstars, this young Serbs star has shun bright since opening night, providing a 4th offensive scoring option averaging 11.9 points per game and is in the top 5 Sophomores in rebounds per game
Emeka Okafor
Missed out last years Rookie Challenge through injury and is itching to make his mark on All Star Weekend. The only starter on both teams who is averaging a double double per game with 14 points and 12.3 rebounds.
Andre Iguodala
Put on a great display of athleticism and shooting at last years game, would be looking to score more points and show these Rookies a few windmills. Has a full statsheet with 13.2 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.7 blocks and 1.6 steals per game.
Ben Gordon
Stepped up his productivity level from last years season now that he is a starter, and even more so when big man Tyson Chandler picked up a facial injury going from 14 points per game to over 19.
Sebastian Telfair
Didnt play in last years event, he has since become a starter and is putting up great numbers for a Sophomore with 14.3 points and 6.7 assists per game.
Sophomore Bench
J.R Smith
Smith has arguably had the best second year season out of all the Sophomores, he was beaten out of starting position by Gordon because the Bulls are placed better than the Hornets. Smiths averaging the most points out of all Sophomores with 19.5 points per game. Tag along 4.1 rebounds and 2.4 assists and you got yourself a future All Star.
Al Jefferson
Was the last minute replacement for Emeka Okafor in last years contest, but had a good enough season this year to earn himself a spot legitimatly. Averaging a near double double of 10.5 points and 9.9 rebounds per game and 2.2 blocks per game, is the future of the Celtic club.
Josh Smith
Last years Dunk champion is back again for more fun and games. Has ben a suprise around the league averaging a double double of 10.3 points and 10.2 rebounds per game in a mixture of Power Forward and mostly Small Forward. Hawks still a poor franchise with the addition of Joe Johnson so are still hoping Smith can improve statically wise.
Dwight Howard
The numer 1 draft pick is back so a second go around. The third player to be averaging a double double on this Sophomore side, His 14.7 points and 10.2 rebounds per game have been a convenience to the still struggling Orlando Magic, and with Grant Hill comming back into the fold could see this monsters stats improving.
The Got Milk? Rookie Challenge Will Be Played Either Tonight Or Tomorrow, Pending On How I Feel
Rookie Starters
Andrew Bogut
The young Australian leads his Rookies into battle, leads all Rookies with 9.7 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game, you can also add 14 points per game also, has been vital to the future success to the Milwaukee Bucks franchise.
Charlie Villanueva
He suprised the nation when he was drafted 7th overall in the draft, but has playing excellently off and bench and as a starter. Averaging a solid 7.1 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game, has been the added help for Chris Bosh down low for the Raps.
Marvin Williams
A great year for the number 2 draft pick, not only is he averaging 14.5 and 8.3 rebounds per game, but he has helped the Chicago to a 34-19 record. Was clearly struggling at Atlanta where he was getting no game time, but has flourish in his roles at Power Forward and Small Forward.
Martell Webster
By far the best performing high school player in the draft, has carried the Blazers a few times with year with his deadly outside shooting, equal leader for all Rookies with 17.8 points per game and 4.0 assists
Deron Williams
Blazing away at the point for the Jazz equal leader among Rookies in points [17.8] and leads all rookies with 5.2 assists and 1.5 steals per game. Has also electrified Jazz fans by playing at the shooting guard.
Rookies Bench
Rashad McCants
A Tar Heel reunion of sorts with 3 of the 4 North Carolina championship players back in the same team. McCants has brought another scoring option to the Timberwolves behind KG and Wally World. His 14.1 points and 4.2 assists have been helpful for a team who had a bad 2005 season.
Chris Paul
Started the season on the floor, but has been relagated to the bench by Speedy Claxton, clearly a wasted talent sitting there on the bench on a bad team, and his stat line proves it. 9.5 points, 2.4 rebounds and 3 assists per game.
Raymond Felton
The Tar Heel trio finishes with point guard Felton, like Chris Paul was relegated to the bench by a veteran point guard, could be more usful as another club in need of a point guard. His 7.1 points and 3.2 assists per game has him in 6th man of the year calculations.
Ike Diogu
Diogu has really stepped up to fill the void of Troy Murphy who was injured last month, turning from a player who averaged less than double digit mintues per game to a legit, grind it out force on the block, his 5.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game dont give this kid justice at all.
Sophomore Starters
Nenad Krstic
In a team full of superstars, this young Serbs star has shun bright since opening night, providing a 4th offensive scoring option averaging 11.9 points per game and is in the top 5 Sophomores in rebounds per game
Emeka Okafor
Missed out last years Rookie Challenge through injury and is itching to make his mark on All Star Weekend. The only starter on both teams who is averaging a double double per game with 14 points and 12.3 rebounds.
Andre Iguodala
Put on a great display of athleticism and shooting at last years game, would be looking to score more points and show these Rookies a few windmills. Has a full statsheet with 13.2 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.7 blocks and 1.6 steals per game.
Ben Gordon
Stepped up his productivity level from last years season now that he is a starter, and even more so when big man Tyson Chandler picked up a facial injury going from 14 points per game to over 19.
Sebastian Telfair
Didnt play in last years event, he has since become a starter and is putting up great numbers for a Sophomore with 14.3 points and 6.7 assists per game.
Sophomore Bench
J.R Smith
Smith has arguably had the best second year season out of all the Sophomores, he was beaten out of starting position by Gordon because the Bulls are placed better than the Hornets. Smiths averaging the most points out of all Sophomores with 19.5 points per game. Tag along 4.1 rebounds and 2.4 assists and you got yourself a future All Star.
Al Jefferson
Was the last minute replacement for Emeka Okafor in last years contest, but had a good enough season this year to earn himself a spot legitimatly. Averaging a near double double of 10.5 points and 9.9 rebounds per game and 2.2 blocks per game, is the future of the Celtic club.
Josh Smith
Last years Dunk champion is back again for more fun and games. Has ben a suprise around the league averaging a double double of 10.3 points and 10.2 rebounds per game in a mixture of Power Forward and mostly Small Forward. Hawks still a poor franchise with the addition of Joe Johnson so are still hoping Smith can improve statically wise.
Dwight Howard
The numer 1 draft pick is back so a second go around. The third player to be averaging a double double on this Sophomore side, His 14.7 points and 10.2 rebounds per game have been a convenience to the still struggling Orlando Magic, and with Grant Hill comming back into the fold could see this monsters stats improving.
The Got Milk? Rookie Challenge Will Be Played Either Tonight Or Tomorrow, Pending On How I Feel
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by Rommas on Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:46 pm
http://www.angelfire.com/ar3/bucks/gmrc.html
Took The Night Off From Doing A Recap Tonight So Ill Let All The Pics Do The Talking And I Promise You I Didnt Play It, I Watched It.
Andre Iguodala crowning Andrew Bogut
Marvin Williams putting on a show from the floor
Josh Smith catching a lob from Sebastian Telfair
Josh Smith leading the break for a thunder dunk
Ben Gordon dazzling the fans with his shot selections
Andrew Bogut swatting away the shot from Dwight Howard
Dwight Howard returning the favour with interest
Emeka Okafor slamming on his former UCONN teammate Charlie Vilanueva
Iguodala owning Felton this time
Like Shaq...but Aussie
Air Gordon
Ben Gordon holding the Got Milk? Rookie Challenge Trophy
http://www.angelfire.com/ar3/bucks/gmrc.html
Took The Night Off From Doing A Recap Tonight So Ill Let All The Pics Do The Talking And I Promise You I Didnt Play It, I Watched It.
Andre Iguodala crowning Andrew Bogut
Marvin Williams putting on a show from the floor
Josh Smith catching a lob from Sebastian Telfair
Josh Smith leading the break for a thunder dunk
Ben Gordon dazzling the fans with his shot selections
Andrew Bogut swatting away the shot from Dwight Howard
Dwight Howard returning the favour with interest
Emeka Okafor slamming on his former UCONN teammate Charlie Vilanueva
Iguodala owning Felton this time
Like Shaq...but Aussie
Air Gordon
Ben Gordon holding the Got Milk? Rookie Challenge Trophy
http://www.angelfire.com/ar3/bucks/gmrc.html
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by kibaxx7 on Fri Jan 06, 2006 3:49 am
Now that I clearly readed the All-Star Game lineups, wtf is doing LaFrentz starting at C for the East, when you have Shaq and Big Ben? 
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by Rommas on Fri Jan 06, 2006 12:13 pm
dunno, coz shaqs been injurd for most of the year and lafrnetz is averaging 22 points and like 10 rebounds per game...the computer would choose the participants by how well theyve played, and lafrentz has had a better year than shaq or big ben
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by Rommas on Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:04 pm
i recently got a copy of NBA Live 06 on the comp so for something special ill be doing the dunk contest and the 3pt contest on the comp and take a few screen shots, ill be taking the chosen players who were selected by the x box
Dunk Contest:
Tim Thomas
Kobe Bryant
Vince Carter
Josh Smith
and the 3 point Contest:
Kirk Hinrich
J.R Smith
Kobe Bryant
Mo Peteron
Jason Kidd
Jim Jackson
Damon Jones
Ray Allen
and add them into ehibition contest on the computer and play it out like it was on the x box, then after that ill continue from the x box with the All Star game and the rest of the season
Dunk Contest:
Tim Thomas
Kobe Bryant
Vince Carter
Josh Smith
and the 3 point Contest:
Kirk Hinrich
J.R Smith
Kobe Bryant
Mo Peteron
Jason Kidd
Jim Jackson
Damon Jones
Ray Allen
and add them into ehibition contest on the computer and play it out like it was on the x box, then after that ill continue from the x box with the All Star game and the rest of the season
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by Rommas on Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:34 pm
3pt Contestants
K. Hinrich [CHI] : 128/332 38%
D. Jones [CLE] : 179/453 39%
J. Jackson [PHX] : 133/341 39%
J. Kidd [NJN] : 137/363 37%
J. Smith [NO/OKC] : 115/346 33%
R. Allen [SEA] : 143/343 41%
K. Bryant [LAL] : 117/297 39%
M. Peterson [TOR] : 147/360 40%
Slam Dunk Contestants
My Picks
3PT: Ray Allen
Dunk: Kobe Bryant
The Three Point Contest Will Begin When Im Ready
K. Hinrich [CHI] : 128/332 38%
D. Jones [CLE] : 179/453 39%
J. Jackson [PHX] : 133/341 39%
J. Kidd [NJN] : 137/363 37%
J. Smith [NO/OKC] : 115/346 33%
R. Allen [SEA] : 143/343 41%
K. Bryant [LAL] : 117/297 39%
M. Peterson [TOR] : 147/360 40%
Slam Dunk Contestants
My Picks
3PT: Ray Allen
Dunk: Kobe Bryant
The Three Point Contest Will Begin When Im Ready
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by Rommas on Fri Jan 06, 2006 8:41 pm
3pt Contest
1st Round
K. Hinrich : 24
J. Kidd : 24
K. Bryant : 19
R. Allen : 17
J. Jackson : 15
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J. Smith : 15
D. Jones : 14
M. Peterson : 12
Tie Breaker 1
J. Jackson : 4
J. Smith : 4
Tie Breaker 2
J. Jackson : 6
J. Smith : 2
2nd Round
K. Bryant : 23
J. Kidd : 23
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J. Jackson : 20
K. Hinrich : 16
R. Allen : 15
Finals
K. Bryant : 15
J. Kidd : 9
Winner
K. Bryant
Jason Kidd Working His Shot
J.R Smith Looking Back To See No Balls Left Behind
The View For Ray Allen
Kobe Bryant On His Trophy Winning Run
Winner Kobe Bryant!
Kobe Now Has A Dunk And 3 Point Cup
1st Round
K. Hinrich : 24
J. Kidd : 24
K. Bryant : 19
R. Allen : 17
J. Jackson : 15
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J. Smith : 15
D. Jones : 14
M. Peterson : 12
Tie Breaker 1
J. Jackson : 4
J. Smith : 4
Tie Breaker 2
J. Jackson : 6
J. Smith : 2
2nd Round
K. Bryant : 23
J. Kidd : 23
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J. Jackson : 20
K. Hinrich : 16
R. Allen : 15
Finals
K. Bryant : 15
J. Kidd : 9
Winner
K. Bryant
Jason Kidd Working His Shot
J.R Smith Looking Back To See No Balls Left Behind
The View For Ray Allen
Kobe Bryant On His Trophy Winning Run
Winner Kobe Bryant!
Kobe Now Has A Dunk And 3 Point Cup
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