Thu Dec 15, 2005 6:44 am
Next Game:
4-1
vs.
5-1
4-1
vs.
5-1
Thu Dec 15, 2005 7:18 am
Wow, the Lakers are 5-1?? You absolutely have to beat them! Good luck.
Sat Dec 17, 2005 6:15 am
News:
The Hornets sign Todd MacCulloch
The Hornets sign Todd MacCulloch
Sat Dec 17, 2005 6:37 am
Lol, Todd MacCulloch retired a couple years ago and is a Sixers commentator...
Sat Dec 17, 2005 7:06 am
Starting Lineups:
LAL:
C-C. Mihm (67)
PF-K. Brown (64)
SF-L. Odom (72)
SG-K. Bryant (99)
PG-A. McKie (61)
PHI:
C-S. Dalembert (67)
PF-C. Webber (86)
SF-Q. Richardson (63)
SG-A. Iguodala (79)
PG-A. Iverson (89)
McKie Wins Over Old Team
-130
-114
1st Half:
Kobe was excellent! Dalembert was doing good down low with 4 pts., 3 blks., 2 rebs., and 1 stl. Iverson sucked (no offense lol), only making 1/5 fg's. Kwame was doing a good job, with 7 rebs. and 4 pts. Although, Odom was doing awesome! He had 17 pts., 1 blks, and 1 ast. I subbed in most of my bench in the 2nd quarter, who did much better than the starters actually. Korver had 11 pts., Ollie had 7 asts., and Rogers had 6 pts. and 1 blk. Mihm was also doing good down low, with 4 rebs. and 2 blks. Kobe led pts with 21, Brown led rebs with 7, and Ollie led in asts. with 7. The game was tied, 53-53.
2nd Half:
The Sixers were day-dreaming while the Lakers were scoring. Dalembert and Webber seemed like the only ones making pts in the 3rd for Philly. Iverson finally came back in the 2nd half, and was assisting very, very well. McKie was murdering with 12 asts. altogether. He also had 17 pts. The Sixers kept up a little by making 13/14 ft's, but it didn't help much. Sixers were doing good on d, with 3 blks and 5 stls. George was excellent with 19 pts. altogether. The 4th was a nightmare. The Lakers with Kobe and McKie was unbelieveably incredible
I just couldn't keep up at all 
The Sixers left with a tough loss, 130-114.
Player of the game:
Aaron McKie
21 pts., 2 rebs., 1 blk., and 16 asts.
Kobe Bryant
41 pts., 2 stls., 2 ast.
Other Players:
K. Brown: 8 pts., 10 rebs., 2 ast.
V. Divac: 3 pts., 5 rebs.
R. Fox: 2 pts., 2 rebs.
D. George: 19 pts., 2 rebs., 1ast.
K. Malone: 4 pts., 5 rebs.
C. Mihm: 0 pts., 12 rebs., 1 ast.
L. Odom: 27 pts., 1 ast., 1 reb.
S. Parker: 5 pts., 1 reb., 4 ast.
R. Strickland: O pts., 1 reb., 7 ast.
Andre Iguodala
23 pts., 4 rebs., 1 stl., 2 asts.
Kyle Korver
23 pts., 1 stl.
Other Players:
S. Dalembert: 8 pts., 6 rebs., 2 ast., 6 blks.
A. Iverson: 11 pts., 2 rebs., 15 ast.
K. Ollie: 2 pts., 1 reb., 7 ast.
Q. Richardson: 18 pts., 5 rebs., 4 asts.
R. Rogers: 6 pts., 1 ast.
C. Webber: 16 pts., 6 rebs., 2 asts.
M. Williams: 2 pts., 2 asts.
C. Williamson: 5 pts., 1 reb., 2 ast.
LAL:
C-C. Mihm (67)
PF-K. Brown (64)
SF-L. Odom (72)
SG-K. Bryant (99)
PG-A. McKie (61)
PHI:
C-S. Dalembert (67)
PF-C. Webber (86)
SF-Q. Richardson (63)
SG-A. Iguodala (79)
PG-A. Iverson (89)
McKie Wins Over Old Team
-130
-114
1st Half:
Kobe was excellent! Dalembert was doing good down low with 4 pts., 3 blks., 2 rebs., and 1 stl. Iverson sucked (no offense lol), only making 1/5 fg's. Kwame was doing a good job, with 7 rebs. and 4 pts. Although, Odom was doing awesome! He had 17 pts., 1 blks, and 1 ast. I subbed in most of my bench in the 2nd quarter, who did much better than the starters actually. Korver had 11 pts., Ollie had 7 asts., and Rogers had 6 pts. and 1 blk. Mihm was also doing good down low, with 4 rebs. and 2 blks. Kobe led pts with 21, Brown led rebs with 7, and Ollie led in asts. with 7. The game was tied, 53-53.
2nd Half:
The Sixers were day-dreaming while the Lakers were scoring. Dalembert and Webber seemed like the only ones making pts in the 3rd for Philly. Iverson finally came back in the 2nd half, and was assisting very, very well. McKie was murdering with 12 asts. altogether. He also had 17 pts. The Sixers kept up a little by making 13/14 ft's, but it didn't help much. Sixers were doing good on d, with 3 blks and 5 stls. George was excellent with 19 pts. altogether. The 4th was a nightmare. The Lakers with Kobe and McKie was unbelieveably incredible
I just couldn't keep up at all The Sixers left with a tough loss, 130-114.
Player of the game:
Aaron McKie
21 pts., 2 rebs., 1 blk., and 16 asts.
Kobe Bryant
41 pts., 2 stls., 2 ast.
Other Players:
K. Brown: 8 pts., 10 rebs., 2 ast.
V. Divac: 3 pts., 5 rebs.
R. Fox: 2 pts., 2 rebs.
D. George: 19 pts., 2 rebs., 1ast.
K. Malone: 4 pts., 5 rebs.
C. Mihm: 0 pts., 12 rebs., 1 ast.
L. Odom: 27 pts., 1 ast., 1 reb.
S. Parker: 5 pts., 1 reb., 4 ast.
R. Strickland: O pts., 1 reb., 7 ast.
Andre Iguodala
23 pts., 4 rebs., 1 stl., 2 asts.
Kyle Korver
23 pts., 1 stl.
Other Players:
S. Dalembert: 8 pts., 6 rebs., 2 ast., 6 blks.
A. Iverson: 11 pts., 2 rebs., 15 ast.
K. Ollie: 2 pts., 1 reb., 7 ast.
Q. Richardson: 18 pts., 5 rebs., 4 asts.
R. Rogers: 6 pts., 1 ast.
C. Webber: 16 pts., 6 rebs., 2 asts.
M. Williams: 2 pts., 2 asts.
C. Williamson: 5 pts., 1 reb., 2 ast.
Sat Dec 17, 2005 7:10 am
News:
The Cavs sign Travis Hansen
The Cavs sign Travis Hansen
Sat Dec 17, 2005 7:15 am
Announcement!
The Sixers have signed C-Mamadou N'diaye (49). Here's some of his bio:
School: Auburn
7'0 255 lbs.
Drafted 26th overall in 2000 by Denver
3 yr. pro
Born 6/16/1975
Birthplace: Dakar, Senegal
The Sixers have signed C-Mamadou N'diaye (49). Here's some of his bio:
School: Auburn
7'0 255 lbs.
Drafted 26th overall in 2000 by Denver
3 yr. pro
Born 6/16/1975
Birthplace: Dakar, Senegal
Sat Dec 17, 2005 7:24 am
I can't believe such a weak team is 6-1! Tough loss, I really wanted you to win that one. Rebounding numbers are still relatively low. Good signing too, good luck next game.
Sun Dec 18, 2005 2:26 am
Sensation wrote:I can't believe such a weak team is 6-1! Tough loss, I really wanted you to win that one. Rebounding numbers are still relatively low. Good signing too, good luck next game.
I know! I just wanna choke Kobe to death until he dies
lol
Alright, I think that I'm gonna simulate the rest of the season so I can keep up with the years a little. I will still post in like season standings and awards and everything.
Mon Dec 19, 2005 10:24 am
Pt. Leaders: 
Kobe Brynant, Tracy McGrady, Ray Allen, and Dirk Nowitzki
Ast. Leaders:
Gary Payton, Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Steve Nash
Reb. Leaders:
Kevin Garnett, Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, Samuel Dalembert
Stl. Leaders:
Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Ben Gordon, Shaun Livingston
Blk. Leaders:
Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, Samuel Dalemebert, Dwight Howard
MVP Candidates
NBA News:
NOV
The Sonics sign Emanual Davis.
DEC
The Knicks release Slavko Vranes
The Pistons release Amal McCaskill
JAN
The Hornets trade Speedy Claxton to the Magic for Andrew DeClercq
The Cavs release Bruno Sundov
The Celtics sign LaPhonso Ellis
FEB
The Nets sign Tyrone Hill
The Knicks sign Loren Woods
The Jazz release Raul Lopez
Mar and Apr: none
Season Standings:
Spurs-37-19
Lakers-37-19
Magic-36-20
Pistons-34-22
76ers-34-22
Rockets-33-23
Kings-32-24
Sonics-32-24
Mavs-31-25
Wizards-31-25
Nuggets-30-26
Clippers-30-26
Heat-30-26
Warriors-29-27
Nets-28-28
Grizzlies-28-28
Suns-27-29
Hawks-27-29
Celtics-26-30
Bulls-25-31
Cavs-24-30
T'Wolves-24-32
Knicks-23-33
Bucks-22-34
Raptors-22-34
Jazz-22-34
Hornets-21-35
Pacers-20-36
Blazers-17-39
Player Awards:
MVP:
Kevin Garnett
Most Improved:
Joe Johnson
Sixth Man:
Sam Cassel
Def. Player:
Kevin Garnett
Rookie:
Robert Swift
Coach of the Year:
Phil Jackson for the Los Angeles Lakers (37-19)
2003-2004 Playoffs
Championship: The Spurs win series 2-1 vs. Detroit
Finals MVP:
Tim Duncan
Off-Season
Retiring Players:
Mark Bryant
Chris Dudley
Tim Hardaway
Mark Jackson
Avery Johnson
Grant Long
Karl Malone
Tony Massenburg
Reggie Miller
Dikembe Mutumbo
Kevin Willis
Draft Lottery
1. Portland
2. New York
3. Indianna
4. New Orleans
5. Utah
6. Toronto
7. Milwaukee
8. Minnesota
9. Cleveland
10. Chicago
11. Phoenix
12. Memphis
13. Golden State
14. Boston
15. Atlanta
16. New Jersey
17. Miami
18. LA Clippers
19. Denver
20. Washington
21. Dallas
22. Seattle
23. Sacramento
24. Houston
25. Philadelphia
26. Detriot
27. Orlando
28. LA Lakers
29. San Antonio
Re-signings
A. Iverson, Q. Richardson, M. N'diyae, and M. Williams all agree to re-sign.
K. Korver refuses to re-sign
GM: Kyle Korver is good and all, but if we sign hi for 5 yrs., we'll be over the cap.
Rookie Draft
Note: These people are all generated, so they're aren't real.
ATL: C-G. Frances (56) and SG-R. Turner (37)
BOS: PG-D. Mosley (58) and C-C. Antienza (37)
CHI: SG-U. Lindsey (62) and SG-W. Douglas (37)
CLE: SG-S. Rand (63) and C-S. O'Brien (42)
DAL: SG-G. Hicks (50) and C-Q. Stanton (34)
DEN: SG-H. Rayner (52) and PF-O. Hammonds (36)
DET: SG-K. Rack (50) and PG-K. Hughes (33)
GS: PF- O. Easton (60) and C-E. Earhart (36)
HOU: SF-A. Carter (50) and PF-U. Forsen (33)
IND: PG-T. Benzer (71) and PG-S. Froman (44)
LAC: PG-L. Theis (57) and PG-A. Honeycutt (36)
LAL: SG-D. Walker (49) and PF-R. Sellers (33)
MEM: SF-K. Galbraith (58) and PF-P. Edgar (40)
MIA: SF-P. Spencer (62) and SG-B. Evans (34)
MIL: SG-B. Herrera (68) and SF-C. James (44)
MIN: SF-P. Rand (66) and PF-S. White (40)
NJ: PF-R. Cobb (55) and SG-J. Recasner (36)
NO: SG-M. Favreau (75) and C-Q. Hobb (44)
NY: SG-S. Fallas (75) and SG-A. Turner (44)
ORL: PG- Q. Steele (48) and SF-J. Inman (31)
PHI: C-D. Baker (42) and SF-M. Traylor (24)
PHO: PG-B. Hatcher (59) and PG-B. Robinson (37)
(1)POR: SF-J. Jacobs (73) and PF-E. Clifton (48)
SAC: SG-A. Betts (49) and SG-T. Fox (33)
SA: PF-J. Yushkevich (45) and PG-A. Bower (31)
SEA: SG-A. Riggs (51) and SG-B. Bagwell (34)
TOR: SG-C. Forth (67) and PG-A. Fowles (43)
UTA: SF-J. Sanders (72) and PF-W. Roberts (44)
WAS: SG-C. Erwin (54) and PG-H. Jennings (34)
TRADE!
Sixers trade:
Corliss Williamson (59)
Andre Iguodala (81)
to Rockets for:
Tracy McGrady (90)[/b]
Kobe Brynant, Tracy McGrady, Ray Allen, and Dirk Nowitzki
Ast. Leaders:
Gary Payton, Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Steve Nash
Reb. Leaders:
Kevin Garnett, Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, Samuel Dalembert
Stl. Leaders:
Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Ben Gordon, Shaun Livingston
Blk. Leaders:
Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, Samuel Dalemebert, Dwight Howard
MVP Candidates
NBA News:
NOV
The Sonics sign Emanual Davis.
DEC
The Knicks release Slavko Vranes
The Pistons release Amal McCaskill
JAN
The Hornets trade Speedy Claxton to the Magic for Andrew DeClercq
The Cavs release Bruno Sundov
The Celtics sign LaPhonso Ellis
FEB
The Nets sign Tyrone Hill
The Knicks sign Loren Woods
The Jazz release Raul Lopez
Mar and Apr: none
Season Standings:
Spurs-37-19
Lakers-37-19
Magic-36-20
Pistons-34-22
76ers-34-22
Rockets-33-23
Kings-32-24
Sonics-32-24
Mavs-31-25
Wizards-31-25
Nuggets-30-26
Clippers-30-26
Heat-30-26
Warriors-29-27
Nets-28-28
Grizzlies-28-28
Suns-27-29
Hawks-27-29
Celtics-26-30
Bulls-25-31
Cavs-24-30
T'Wolves-24-32
Knicks-23-33
Bucks-22-34
Raptors-22-34
Jazz-22-34
Hornets-21-35
Pacers-20-36
Blazers-17-39
Player Awards:
MVP:
Kevin Garnett
Most Improved:
Joe Johnson
Sixth Man:
Sam Cassel
Def. Player:
Kevin Garnett
Rookie:
Robert Swift
Coach of the Year:
Phil Jackson for the Los Angeles Lakers (37-19)
2003-2004 Playoffs
Championship: The Spurs win series 2-1 vs. Detroit
Finals MVP:
Tim Duncan
Off-Season
Retiring Players:
Mark Bryant
Chris Dudley
Tim Hardaway
Mark Jackson
Avery Johnson
Grant Long
Karl Malone
Tony Massenburg
Reggie Miller
Dikembe Mutumbo
Kevin Willis
Draft Lottery
1. Portland
2. New York
3. Indianna
4. New Orleans
5. Utah
6. Toronto
7. Milwaukee
8. Minnesota
9. Cleveland
10. Chicago
11. Phoenix
12. Memphis
13. Golden State
14. Boston
15. Atlanta
16. New Jersey
17. Miami
18. LA Clippers
19. Denver
20. Washington
21. Dallas
22. Seattle
23. Sacramento
24. Houston
25. Philadelphia
26. Detriot
27. Orlando
28. LA Lakers
29. San Antonio
Re-signings
A. Iverson, Q. Richardson, M. N'diyae, and M. Williams all agree to re-sign.
K. Korver refuses to re-sign
GM: Kyle Korver is good and all, but if we sign hi for 5 yrs., we'll be over the cap.
Rookie Draft
Note: These people are all generated, so they're aren't real.
ATL: C-G. Frances (56) and SG-R. Turner (37)
BOS: PG-D. Mosley (58) and C-C. Antienza (37)
CHI: SG-U. Lindsey (62) and SG-W. Douglas (37)
CLE: SG-S. Rand (63) and C-S. O'Brien (42)
DAL: SG-G. Hicks (50) and C-Q. Stanton (34)
DEN: SG-H. Rayner (52) and PF-O. Hammonds (36)
DET: SG-K. Rack (50) and PG-K. Hughes (33)
GS: PF- O. Easton (60) and C-E. Earhart (36)
HOU: SF-A. Carter (50) and PF-U. Forsen (33)
IND: PG-T. Benzer (71) and PG-S. Froman (44)
LAC: PG-L. Theis (57) and PG-A. Honeycutt (36)
LAL: SG-D. Walker (49) and PF-R. Sellers (33)
MEM: SF-K. Galbraith (58) and PF-P. Edgar (40)
MIA: SF-P. Spencer (62) and SG-B. Evans (34)
MIL: SG-B. Herrera (68) and SF-C. James (44)
MIN: SF-P. Rand (66) and PF-S. White (40)
NJ: PF-R. Cobb (55) and SG-J. Recasner (36)
NO: SG-M. Favreau (75) and C-Q. Hobb (44)
NY: SG-S. Fallas (75) and SG-A. Turner (44)
ORL: PG- Q. Steele (48) and SF-J. Inman (31)
PHI: C-D. Baker (42) and SF-M. Traylor (24)
PHO: PG-B. Hatcher (59) and PG-B. Robinson (37)
(1)POR: SF-J. Jacobs (73) and PF-E. Clifton (48)
SAC: SG-A. Betts (49) and SG-T. Fox (33)
SA: PF-J. Yushkevich (45) and PG-A. Bower (31)
SEA: SG-A. Riggs (51) and SG-B. Bagwell (34)
TOR: SG-C. Forth (67) and PG-A. Fowles (43)
UTA: SF-J. Sanders (72) and PF-W. Roberts (44)
WAS: SG-C. Erwin (54) and PG-H. Jennings (34)
TRADE!
Sixers trade:
Corliss Williamson (59)
Andre Iguodala (81)
to Rockets for:
Tracy McGrady (90)[/b]
Mon Dec 19, 2005 11:04 pm
Why did you skip so many games?
Fri Dec 23, 2005 10:13 am
Negative One wrote:Why did you skip so many games?
Just trying to keep up with the years.
Wed Dec 28, 2005 4:41 am
Sorry this dynasty has been so dead. Damn holidays
Thu Jan 05, 2006 6:35 am
Announcement!
The Sixers have announced that Samuel Dalemebert has now changed his jersey number to 55. Tracy McGrady said that he didn't want to loose his number that he's been using all his life in the NBA.
The Sixers have announced that Samuel Dalemebert has now changed his jersey number to 55. Tracy McGrady said that he didn't want to loose his number that he's been using all his life in the NBA.
Sun Jan 08, 2006 9:46 am
I have decided that I will sim up to the current NBA season (05-06)
04-05 Regular Season Review!
Pt. Leaders:
Shaquille O'NEal, Dirk Nowitzki, Elton Brand, and Tim Duncan
Ast. Leaders:
Jason Kidd, Stephon Marbury, Allen Iverson, and Steve Nash
Reb. Leaders:
Kevin Garnett, Ben Wallace, Samuel Dalembert, and Shaquille O'Neal
Stl. Leaders:
Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Andrei Kirilenko, and Ron Artest
Blk. Leaders:
Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, Andrei Kirilenko, Tim Duncan
MVP Candidates
NBA News:
OCT
The Nuggets release Dean Hammond
hot!The Nuggets sign Erick Dampier
The Rockets sign Dale Davis
The Clippers sign Charlie Ward
The Sonics release Branton Bagwell
hot!The Sonics sign Stromile Swift
The Magic release Jamal Inman
NOV
The Hawks release Rupert Turner
hot!The Hawks sign Smush Parker
The Hornets sign Dan Gadzunic
The Grizzlies release Pascal Edgar
DEC
hot!Portland trades Darius Miles to Indianna for Stephen Jackson
The Warriors release Emery Earhart
The Celtics release Casey Antienza
hot!Miami trades Alonzo Mouring to Boston for Ricky Davis
JAN
Milwaukee trades Marcus Haislip to Memphis for Brevin Knight
FEB
The Nets release Jon Recasner
Seattle trades Joe Forte to Indianna for Jamaal Tinsley
MAR
none
APR
none
Season Standings:
Spurs-45-11
Mavericks-38-18
Warriors-35-21
Lakers-35-21
Bulls-33-23
Grizzlies-33-23
Kings-33-23
Celtics-31-25
Nuggets-31-25
Heat-31-25
Clippers-31-25
76ers-31-25
SuperSonics-31-25
Magic-29-27
Jazz-27-29
Knicks-26-30
Hawks-25-31
Rockets-25-31
Pacers-25-31
Suns-25-31
Bucks-24-32
Pistons-24-32
Wizards-24-32
Hornets-22-34
Trailblazers-22-34
Nets-21-35
Timberwolves-20-36
Cavaliers-18-38
Raptors-17-39
Player Awards:
MVP:
Shaquille O'Neal
Most Improved:
Michael Bradley
Sixth Man:
Bonzi Wells
Def. Player:
Ben Wallace
Rookie:
Max Favreau
Coach of the Year:
Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs (45-11)
Sixers Team Awards
Tracy McGrady and Allen Iverson made All NBA Team 2
Chris Webber, Allen Iverson, and Tracy McGrady made All Def. NBA Team 2
04-05 Playoffs
Championship: The Memphis Grizzlies win series 2-1 vs. the Atlanta Hawks.
Finals MVP:
Off-Season
Retiring Players
Michael Curry (FA)
Kendall Gill (FA)
Toni Kukoc (FA)
Anthony Mason (Mil)
Eric Piatkowski (Hou)
Scottie Pippen (Chi)
Glen Rice (Hou)
Reggie Slater (FA)
Rod Strickland (LAL)
Draft Lottery
1.NJ
2.Por
3.Tor
4.Cle
5.Min
6.NO
7.Was
8.Det
9.Mil
10.Hou
11.Pho
12.Uta
13.Sea
14.Ind
15.Atl
16.NY
17.Orl
18.LAC
19.Mia
20.Den
21.Bos
22.Phi
23.Sac
24.Mem
25.Chi
26.LAL
27.GS
28.Dal
29.SA
Re-signings
Agrees:
S. Dalembert
W. Green
T. McGrady
A. Iverson
M. N'diyae
R. Rogers
Disagrees:
Q. Richardson
M. Traylor
Rookie Draft
ATL: J.Edney (57) and . Rollins (28)
BOS: D. Teal (52) and W. Traylor (33)
CHI: D. Smith (50) and A. Madkins (31)
CLE: K. Hammonds (67) and R. Spencer (44)
DAL: F. Hampton (46) and D. Honeycutt (30)
DEN: C. Galbraith (50) and O. Underwood (36)
DET: G. Hansen (67) and A. Earley (41)
GS: G. Gallant (48) and R. Findlay (32)
HOU: L. Triki (63) and W. Remington (40)
IND: A. Kirk (58) and L. Quaid (36)
LAC: G. Wesley (56) and C. Spencer (36)
LAL: K. Mason (49) and B. Hobb (30)
MEM: S. Kincaid (49) and R. Tasker (32)
MIA: H. Folkes (50) and H. Corbin (33)
MIL: A. Butler (60) and S. Pine (41)
hot pick!MIN: B. Edgar (79) and N. Quaid (43)
1st. Pick! NJ: C. Garner (72) and T. Hall (46)
NO: D. Jarrett (63) and D. Ferguson (44)
NY: D. Estes (58) and T. Chou (36)
ORL: C. Berger (56) and O. Hammonds (33)
PHI: A. Billups (42) and E. Geran (29)
PHO: S. Farrell (59) and S. Kellet (39)
hot pick!POR: R. Brunson (76) and N. Hendrix (42)
SAC: A. Finley (50) and C. Penley (32)
SA: C. Cheaney (49) and L. Mack (29)
SEA: A. Rogers (60) and V. Abbott (37)
TOR: K. Pierce (69) and B. Bennett (45)
UTA: V. Fisher (59) and J. Forsen (41)
WAS: C. Varner (61) and M. Camby (41)
05-06 Season
ANNOUNCEMENT!
The Sixers have announced that they have released their 2nd round draft pick, Edmund Geran.
04-05 Regular Season Review!
Pt. Leaders:
Shaquille O'NEal, Dirk Nowitzki, Elton Brand, and Tim Duncan
Ast. Leaders:
Jason Kidd, Stephon Marbury, Allen Iverson, and Steve Nash
Reb. Leaders:
Kevin Garnett, Ben Wallace, Samuel Dalembert, and Shaquille O'Neal
Stl. Leaders:
Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Andrei Kirilenko, and Ron Artest
Blk. Leaders:
Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, Andrei Kirilenko, Tim Duncan
MVP Candidates
NBA News:
OCT
The Nuggets release Dean Hammond
hot!The Nuggets sign Erick Dampier
The Rockets sign Dale Davis
The Clippers sign Charlie Ward
The Sonics release Branton Bagwell
hot!The Sonics sign Stromile Swift
The Magic release Jamal Inman
NOV
The Hawks release Rupert Turner
hot!The Hawks sign Smush Parker
The Hornets sign Dan Gadzunic
The Grizzlies release Pascal Edgar
DEC
hot!Portland trades Darius Miles to Indianna for Stephen Jackson
The Warriors release Emery Earhart
The Celtics release Casey Antienza
hot!Miami trades Alonzo Mouring to Boston for Ricky Davis
JAN
Milwaukee trades Marcus Haislip to Memphis for Brevin Knight
FEB
The Nets release Jon Recasner
Seattle trades Joe Forte to Indianna for Jamaal Tinsley
MAR
none
APR
none
Season Standings:
Spurs-45-11
Mavericks-38-18
Warriors-35-21
Lakers-35-21
Bulls-33-23
Grizzlies-33-23
Kings-33-23
Celtics-31-25
Nuggets-31-25
Heat-31-25
Clippers-31-25
76ers-31-25
SuperSonics-31-25
Magic-29-27
Jazz-27-29
Knicks-26-30
Hawks-25-31
Rockets-25-31
Pacers-25-31
Suns-25-31
Bucks-24-32
Pistons-24-32
Wizards-24-32
Hornets-22-34
Trailblazers-22-34
Nets-21-35
Timberwolves-20-36
Cavaliers-18-38
Raptors-17-39
Player Awards:
MVP:
Shaquille O'Neal
Most Improved:
Michael Bradley
Sixth Man:
Bonzi Wells
Def. Player:
Ben Wallace
Rookie:
Max Favreau
Coach of the Year:
Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs (45-11)
Sixers Team Awards
Tracy McGrady and Allen Iverson made All NBA Team 2
Chris Webber, Allen Iverson, and Tracy McGrady made All Def. NBA Team 2
04-05 Playoffs
Championship: The Memphis Grizzlies win series 2-1 vs. the Atlanta Hawks.
Finals MVP:
Off-Season
Retiring Players
Michael Curry (FA)
Kendall Gill (FA)
Toni Kukoc (FA)
Anthony Mason (Mil)
Eric Piatkowski (Hou)
Scottie Pippen (Chi)
Glen Rice (Hou)
Reggie Slater (FA)
Rod Strickland (LAL)
Draft Lottery
1.NJ
2.Por
3.Tor
4.Cle
5.Min
6.NO
7.Was
8.Det
9.Mil
10.Hou
11.Pho
12.Uta
13.Sea
14.Ind
15.Atl
16.NY
17.Orl
18.LAC
19.Mia
20.Den
21.Bos
22.Phi
23.Sac
24.Mem
25.Chi
26.LAL
27.GS
28.Dal
29.SA
Re-signings
Agrees:
S. Dalembert
W. Green
T. McGrady
A. Iverson
M. N'diyae
R. Rogers
Disagrees:
Q. Richardson
M. Traylor
Rookie Draft
ATL: J.Edney (57) and . Rollins (28)
BOS: D. Teal (52) and W. Traylor (33)
CHI: D. Smith (50) and A. Madkins (31)
CLE: K. Hammonds (67) and R. Spencer (44)
DAL: F. Hampton (46) and D. Honeycutt (30)
DEN: C. Galbraith (50) and O. Underwood (36)
DET: G. Hansen (67) and A. Earley (41)
GS: G. Gallant (48) and R. Findlay (32)
HOU: L. Triki (63) and W. Remington (40)
IND: A. Kirk (58) and L. Quaid (36)
LAC: G. Wesley (56) and C. Spencer (36)
LAL: K. Mason (49) and B. Hobb (30)
MEM: S. Kincaid (49) and R. Tasker (32)
MIA: H. Folkes (50) and H. Corbin (33)
MIL: A. Butler (60) and S. Pine (41)
hot pick!MIN: B. Edgar (79) and N. Quaid (43)
1st. Pick! NJ: C. Garner (72) and T. Hall (46)
NO: D. Jarrett (63) and D. Ferguson (44)
NY: D. Estes (58) and T. Chou (36)
ORL: C. Berger (56) and O. Hammonds (33)
PHI: A. Billups (42) and E. Geran (29)
PHO: S. Farrell (59) and S. Kellet (39)
hot pick!POR: R. Brunson (76) and N. Hendrix (42)
SAC: A. Finley (50) and C. Penley (32)
SA: C. Cheaney (49) and L. Mack (29)
SEA: A. Rogers (60) and V. Abbott (37)
TOR: K. Pierce (69) and B. Bennett (45)
UTA: V. Fisher (59) and J. Forsen (41)
WAS: C. Varner (61) and M. Camby (41)
05-06 Season
ANNOUNCEMENT!
The Sixers have announced that they have released their 2nd round draft pick, Edmund Geran.
Sun Jan 08, 2006 2:13 pm
thanks for checking out my dynasty, i was seein that u had qrich on ur team and AI2, but then u let him gor for TMAC, but i cant really blame, GL in 05-06 with AI and Tmac
Tue Jan 10, 2006 4:51 am
Good luck in this next season. The Pacers might be a problem in the East for you with Darius Miles alongside Jermaine O'Neal. Dalembert is going to have his hands full with them in the paint 
Tue Jan 10, 2006 7:12 am
DREeaZy06 wrote:thanks for checking out my dynasty, i was seein that u had qrich on ur team and AI2, but then u let him gor for TMAC, but i cant really blame, GL in 05-06 with AI and Tmac
Thanks! I can't wait to see how much of a good duo that T-Mac and A.I. will make.
bullsfan009 wrote:Good luck in this next season. The Pacers might be a problem in the East for you with Darius Miles alongside Jermaine O'Neal. Dalembert is going to have his hands full with them in the paint
lol I know. Miles and O'Neal shall be very interesting.
I'm glad to see you guys checking in even after a little absence
Tue Jan 10, 2006 7:17 am
Geez! How come they traded such big names?
GL!!! T-Mac and AI are gonna kick some ass together.
GL!!! T-Mac and AI are gonna kick some ass together.
Tue Jan 10, 2006 7:24 am
Announcement!
The Sixers have announced that they have released their 2nd round draft pick, Edmund Geran.
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A few days later:
The Sixers have signed a deal with SF-Shane Battier-6'8 220lbs. from the FA.
GM: We needed a good, starting forward since Quentin Richardson refused to sign with us. Shane will hopefully help us out this year.
The Sixers have announced that they have released their 2nd round draft pick, Edmund Geran.
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A few days later:
The Sixers have signed a deal with SF-Shane Battier-6'8 220lbs. from the FA.
GM: We needed a good, starting forward since Quentin Richardson refused to sign with us. Shane will hopefully help us out this year.
Tue Jan 10, 2006 3:05 pm
Shane will be good for you. Good defense, good shooting. Looking good coming into next season. 
Thu Jan 12, 2006 6:52 am
Yougi wrote:Geez! How come they traded such big names?
GL!!! T-Mac and AI are gonna kick some ass together.
I deffinately agree there
Negative One wrote:Shane will be good for you. Good defense, good shooting. Looking good coming into next season.
Thanks, N.O. (I'm just gonna call you that for short
)
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Next game: Lakers (1-0)
News:
The Grizzlies have signed Erick Dampier
Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:06 am
Starting Lineups:
LAL:
C-C. Mihm (65)
PF-K. Brown (74)
SF-L. Odom (77)
SG-K. Bryant (99)
PG-A. McKie (62)
PHI:
C-S. Dalembert (66)
PF-C. Webber (79)
SF-S. Battier (69)
SG-T. McGrady (90)
PG-A. Iverson (86)
Sixers Win In Overtime
-134
-131
1st. Half:
The best key-matchup of the game was probably T-Mac vs. Kobe. The Sixers were killing in late 1st. quarter, until they got to 2nd. Battier made his first debut with the Sixers, and was doing great, with 10 pts., 2 rebs., 1 blk., 1 stl., and 1 ast. Kobe was, of course, excellent! But don't forget about T-Mac, with 18 pts. and 7/10 fg's. McKie was very good with 7 asts., but Iverson was even better with 13. He had very nice passes. Lakers had 4 blks. and Sixers had 4 stls. Kobe was leading in pts. with 19, but McGrady was 1 pt. behind. Kwame was leading in rebs. with 8, and Iverson was leading with 13 asts. The Sixers were down 1, 59-60.
2nd Half:
Sixers were being crushed by LA. Odom was amazing! Kobe was too, but McKie was the mastermind behind it all. He was finding good passes. But in the 4th quarter, T-Mac and Battier were unstoppable. Also, Iverson hustled and kept up with the Lakers. Dalembert was "really feeling it deffensively" with 2 blks. in a row one time in 3rd. quarter. Sixers had 8 blks. altogether. The Lakers thought they were gonna win, but didn't....which brought us into OT. The game was tied, 108-108.
OT:
The Lakers had a great time with Kwame, but the Sixers killed with shooting. Battier and McGrady would drain a shot from Iverson a lot, with 5/7 3's altogether. Someone made a 3 (I can't remember ) which had us up by 2. Odom missed a shot, which gave me a chance to slow don time. They had to foul us to stop us, making 3/6 ft's. The Sixers won! Iverson saved them making a foul shot with only 5 secs. left. The final score was 134-131.
Player of the Game:
Allen Iverson
28 pts, 4 rebs, 2 stls, and 18 asts.
Tracy McGrady
44 pts, 3 rebs, 1 blk, 3 stls, and 4 asts.
Other Players:
D. Baker: 2 pts, 1 reb
S. Battier: 27 pts, 6 rebs, 2 blks, 3 stls, 4 asts.
A. Billups: 2 pts.
S. Dalembert: 6 pts, 13 rebs, 5 blks, 2 asts.
W. Green: 3 pts, 2 rebs, 1 ast.
K. Ollie: 0 pts, 1 reb, 1 stl, 2 asts.
R. Rogers: 12 pts, 2 rebs, 1 blk, 1 ast.
C. Webber: 10 pts, 10 rebs, 1 ast.
M. Williams: 0 pts, 1 reb, 1 ast.
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Kobe Bryanr
38 pts, 8 rebs, 1 blk, 1 stl, 3 asts.
Lamar Odom
36 pts, 5 rebs, 1 blk, 2 stls, 2 asts.
Other Players:
K. Brown: 20 pts, 18 rebs, 3 asts.
B. Cook: 0 pts, 3 rebs, 1 blk.
V. Divac: 2 pts, 4 rebs, 1 ast.
R. Fox: 5 pts.
D. George: 5 pts, 1 reb, 2 asts.
A. McKie: 21 pts, 3 rebs, 18 asts.
C. Mihm: 4 pts, 14 rebs, 2 blks.
P. Sanchez: 0 pts, 2 asts.
LAL:
C-C. Mihm (65)
PF-K. Brown (74)
SF-L. Odom (77)
SG-K. Bryant (99)
PG-A. McKie (62)
PHI:
C-S. Dalembert (66)
PF-C. Webber (79)
SF-S. Battier (69)
SG-T. McGrady (90)
PG-A. Iverson (86)
Sixers Win In Overtime
-134
-131
1st. Half:
The best key-matchup of the game was probably T-Mac vs. Kobe. The Sixers were killing in late 1st. quarter, until they got to 2nd. Battier made his first debut with the Sixers, and was doing great, with 10 pts., 2 rebs., 1 blk., 1 stl., and 1 ast. Kobe was, of course, excellent! But don't forget about T-Mac, with 18 pts. and 7/10 fg's. McKie was very good with 7 asts., but Iverson was even better with 13. He had very nice passes. Lakers had 4 blks. and Sixers had 4 stls. Kobe was leading in pts. with 19, but McGrady was 1 pt. behind. Kwame was leading in rebs. with 8, and Iverson was leading with 13 asts. The Sixers were down 1, 59-60.
2nd Half:
Sixers were being crushed by LA. Odom was amazing! Kobe was too, but McKie was the mastermind behind it all. He was finding good passes. But in the 4th quarter, T-Mac and Battier were unstoppable.
Also, Iverson hustled and kept up with the Lakers. Dalembert was "really feeling it deffensively" with 2 blks. in a row one time in 3rd. quarter. Sixers had 8 blks. altogether. The Lakers thought they were gonna win, but didn't....which brought us into OT. The game was tied, 108-108.
OT:
The Lakers had a great time with Kwame, but the Sixers killed with shooting. Battier and McGrady would drain a shot from Iverson a lot, with 5/7 3's altogether. Someone made a 3 (I can't remember
) which had us up by 2. Odom missed a shot, which gave me a chance to slow don time. They had to foul us to stop us, making 3/6 ft's. The Sixers won! Iverson saved them making a foul shot with only 5 secs. left. The final score was 134-131.
Player of the Game:
Allen Iverson
28 pts, 4 rebs, 2 stls, and 18 asts.
Tracy McGrady
44 pts, 3 rebs, 1 blk, 3 stls, and 4 asts.
Other Players:
D. Baker: 2 pts, 1 reb
S. Battier: 27 pts, 6 rebs, 2 blks, 3 stls, 4 asts.
A. Billups: 2 pts.
S. Dalembert: 6 pts, 13 rebs, 5 blks, 2 asts.
W. Green: 3 pts, 2 rebs, 1 ast.
K. Ollie: 0 pts, 1 reb, 1 stl, 2 asts.
R. Rogers: 12 pts, 2 rebs, 1 blk, 1 ast.
C. Webber: 10 pts, 10 rebs, 1 ast.
M. Williams: 0 pts, 1 reb, 1 ast.
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Kobe Bryanr
38 pts, 8 rebs, 1 blk, 1 stl, 3 asts.
Lamar Odom
36 pts, 5 rebs, 1 blk, 2 stls, 2 asts.
Other Players:
K. Brown: 20 pts, 18 rebs, 3 asts.
B. Cook: 0 pts, 3 rebs, 1 blk.
V. Divac: 2 pts, 4 rebs, 1 ast.
R. Fox: 5 pts.
D. George: 5 pts, 1 reb, 2 asts.
A. McKie: 21 pts, 3 rebs, 18 asts.
C. Mihm: 4 pts, 14 rebs, 2 blks.
P. Sanchez: 0 pts, 2 asts.
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Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:49 am
Next Game: vs. Magic (1-0)
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News:
hot!The Rockets sign Larry Hughes.
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News:
hot!The Rockets sign Larry Hughes.
Thu Jan 19, 2006 9:11 am
Starting Lineups:
ORL:
C-T. Battie (65)
PF-D. Howard (80)
SF-G. Hill (67)
SG-G. Giricek (60)
PG-S. Francis (71)
PHI:
PHI:
C-S. Dalembert (66)
PF-C. Webber (79)
SF-S. Battier (69)
SG-T. McGrady (90)
PG-A. Iverson (86)
Sixers Destroy Magic!
-102
-95
1st. Half:
The Sixers were all working together with team work instead of greediness. Orlando didn't seem to be a big threat at all, but Francis was killing with fast breaks. Man! The Sixers were blocking like hell! They had 10 blks. altogether. They were also hot with 3's, making 8/12. Both Steve Francis and Jameer Nelson would drive to the basket and make it. No one else but Francis really scored that much. Today was the rookie, Darren Baker's best game yet, making 4 pts, 2 rebs, and 2 blks. Shane Battier had the most pts for the Sixers, with 15. Francis was leading with 18 pts. Webber and 2 other players for the Magic were tied with 4 rebs. 2 people from Philly were tied with 4 asts. The Sixers were killing, 59-46.
2nd Half:
The Sixers were falling apart with bad passes and bad shots in the 3rd qua. But later on the Sixers got back in the groove. Orlando got blocked repeatedly by Darren Baker. Rodney Rogers had a nice game. The #1 higlight is: Webber shot the ball...missed...gets the rebound in mid air... slams it! C-Webb was probably the key player of the half, with McGrady and Iverson on the bench. Dwight Howard was amazing! He would get an offensive rebound and slam it through. The Sixers had 5 blks. this half. One of the greatest plays of the game, besides Webber's, was when of the Magic players were just wide open and could hurry down the court easily...but T-Mac comes outta nowhere and stuffs the player Altogether, it wasn't that much of a challenge for Philly. The Sixers won, 102-95.
Player of the Game:
Allen Iverson
19 pts, 1 reb, and 6 asts.
Rodney Rogers
17 pts, 7 rebs, and 2 asts.
Other Players:
D. Baker: 6 pts, 4 rebs, 4 blks, 3 asts.
S. Battier: 15 pts, 3 rebs, 2 blks, 2 asts.
S. Dalembert: 8 pts, 6 rebs, 3 blks.
W. Green: 3 pts, 1 stl, 4 asts.
T. McGrady: 13 pts, 2 rebs, 2 blks, 4 asts.
K. Ollie: 4 pts, 1 astl, 1 ast.
J. Salmons: 3 pts, 2 stls.
C. Webber: 14 pts, 8 rebs, 3 blks, 1 ast.
M. Williams: 0 pts, 1 reb.
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Steve Francis
22 pts, 4 rebs, 2 stls, 11 asts.
Dwight Howard
16 pts, 9 rebs, 3 stls.
Other Players:
T. Battie: 14 pts, 8 rebs, 2 blks, 3 asts.
K. Cato: 0 pts, 6 rebs.
D. Christie: 0 pts, 3 rebs, 2 stls.
G. Giricek: 13 pts, 3 rebs, 3 stls, 5 asts.
G. Hill: 12 pts, 1 stl, 3 asts.
J. Howard: 4 pts, 1 reb, 1 stl.
S. Hunter: 4 pts, 1 reb.
J. Nelson: 10 pts, 4 rebs, 2 asts.
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Next game: vs. Kings (2-1)
ORL:
C-T. Battie (65)
PF-D. Howard (80)
SF-G. Hill (67)
SG-G. Giricek (60)
PG-S. Francis (71)
PHI:
PHI:
C-S. Dalembert (66)
PF-C. Webber (79)
SF-S. Battier (69)
SG-T. McGrady (90)
PG-A. Iverson (86)
Sixers Destroy Magic!
-102
-95
1st. Half:
The Sixers were all working together with team work instead of greediness. Orlando didn't seem to be a big threat at all, but Francis was killing with fast breaks. Man! The Sixers were blocking like hell! They had 10 blks. altogether. They were also hot with 3's, making 8/12. Both Steve Francis and Jameer Nelson would drive to the basket and make it. No one else but Francis really scored that much. Today was the rookie, Darren Baker's best game yet, making 4 pts, 2 rebs, and 2 blks. Shane Battier had the most pts for the Sixers, with 15. Francis was leading with 18 pts. Webber and 2 other players for the Magic were tied with 4 rebs. 2 people from Philly were tied with 4 asts. The Sixers were killing, 59-46.
2nd Half:
The Sixers were falling apart with bad passes and bad shots in the 3rd qua. But later on the Sixers got back in the groove. Orlando got blocked repeatedly by Darren Baker. Rodney Rogers had a nice game. The #1 higlight is: Webber shot the ball...missed...gets the rebound in mid air... slams it! C-Webb was probably the key player of the half, with McGrady and Iverson on the bench. Dwight Howard was amazing! He would get an offensive rebound and slam it through. The Sixers had 5 blks. this half. One of the greatest plays of the game, besides Webber's, was when of the Magic players were just wide open and could hurry down the court easily...but T-Mac comes outta nowhere and stuffs the player
Altogether, it wasn't that much of a challenge for Philly. The Sixers won, 102-95.
Player of the Game:
Allen Iverson
19 pts, 1 reb, and 6 asts.
Rodney Rogers
17 pts, 7 rebs, and 2 asts.
Other Players:
D. Baker: 6 pts, 4 rebs, 4 blks, 3 asts.
S. Battier: 15 pts, 3 rebs, 2 blks, 2 asts.
S. Dalembert: 8 pts, 6 rebs, 3 blks.
W. Green: 3 pts, 1 stl, 4 asts.
T. McGrady: 13 pts, 2 rebs, 2 blks, 4 asts.
K. Ollie: 4 pts, 1 astl, 1 ast.
J. Salmons: 3 pts, 2 stls.
C. Webber: 14 pts, 8 rebs, 3 blks, 1 ast.
M. Williams: 0 pts, 1 reb.
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Steve Francis
22 pts, 4 rebs, 2 stls, 11 asts.
Dwight Howard
16 pts, 9 rebs, 3 stls.
Other Players:
T. Battie: 14 pts, 8 rebs, 2 blks, 3 asts.
K. Cato: 0 pts, 6 rebs.
D. Christie: 0 pts, 3 rebs, 2 stls.
G. Giricek: 13 pts, 3 rebs, 3 stls, 5 asts.
G. Hill: 12 pts, 1 stl, 3 asts.
J. Howard: 4 pts, 1 reb, 1 stl.
S. Hunter: 4 pts, 1 reb.
J. Nelson: 10 pts, 4 rebs, 2 asts.
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Next game: vs. Kings (2-1)