([Rise Up]) -::Atlanta Hawks::- 7-3 | GSW up next

Nice win against the Rockets.

Your dynasty is under-rated, I love the presentation.

really great lay out man

im reading. keep up the great work

Thanks guys. Was starting to wonder if anyone was following.

Usually I will do a Season Standings as well as League Leaders update every 2 weeks to every month (game time of course), but I'll post them ahead of time this time just to give everyone a fell of how the rest of the league is fairing.
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Season Standings

Eastern Conference

Atlantic
Philadelphia 76ers [4-0] [1.000]
New Jersey Nets [3-0] [1.000]
Boston Celtics [1-1] [.500]
New York Knicks [2-3] [.400]
Toronto Raptors [0-2] [.000]

Central
Detroit Pistons [5-1] [.833]
Cleveland Cavaliers [3-1] [.750]
Indiana Pacers [1-2] [.333]
Milwaukee Bucks [1-3] [.250]
Chicago Bulls [1-5] [.167]


Southeast
Atlanta Hawks [4-1] [.800]
Washington Wizards [2-1] [.667]
Orlando Magic [2-2] [.500]
Miami Heat [1-3] [.250]
Charlotte Bobcats [1-6] [.143]

Western Conference

Northwest
Seattle Supersonics [3-0] [1.000]
Portland Trailblazers [3-2] [.600]
Minnesota Timberwolves [1-5] [.167]
Utah Jazz [1-5] [.167]
Denver Nuggets [0-1] [.000]


Pacific
Los Angeles Lakers [2-0] [1.000]
Golden State [3-1] [.750]
Los Angeles Clippers [2-2] [.500]
Sacramento Kings [1-4] [.200]
Phoenix Suns [0-1] [.000]


Southwest
San Antonio Spurs [5-0] [1.000]
Dallas Mavericks [4-0] [1.000]
Houston Rockets [2-1] [.667]
Memphis Grizzlies [2-2] [.500]
NO/Oklahoma City Hornets [1-6] [.143]

As of November 19, 2005

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League Leaders

Points Per Game
1. Paul Pierce [39.0]
2. Kobe Bryant [36.5]
3. Vince Carter [33.3]
4. Ray Allen [31.7]
5. Corey Maggette [30.5]
11. Joe Johnson [26.4]
14. Al Harrington [25.8]

Field Goal %
Too early to be acurate

3 Pt. %
Too early to be acurate

Free Throw %
Too early to be acurate

Rebounds Per Game
1. Elton Brand [13.0]
2. Chris Webber [12.8]
3. Tyson Chandler [12.7]
4. Chris Bosh [12.5]
- Shaquille O'Neal [12.5]
5. Troy Murphy [12.3]
8. Al Harrington [11.6]

Blocks Per Game
1. Yao Ming [4.00]
2. Al Jefferson [3.00]
3. Chris Bosh [2.50]
4. Emeka Okafor [2.43]
5. Darius Miles [2.40]

Steals Per Game
1. Earl Boykins [4.00]
- Shawn Marion [4.00]
2. Allen Iverson [3.75]
3. Tony Parker [3.20]
4. Richard Jeffersib [3.00]
- Jason Kidd [3.00]
- Cuttino Mobley [3.00]
- Paul Pierce [3.00]
5. Stephon Marbury [2.80]

Assists Per Game
1. Allen Iverson [10.8]
2. Ray Allen [10.0]
- Gilbert Arenas [10.0]
3. Kobe Bryant [9.5]
4. Sam Cassel [9.0]
- Jason Kidd [9.0]
5. Manu Ginobili [8.6]

As of November 17, 2005

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Your leading your division good job

lol heat are sucking suprising

Hawks Meet Raps Before Hitting the Road


Toronto Raptors (0-2) @ Atlanta Hawks (4-1)

[Starting Lineups] [Toronto Boxscore] [Atlanta Boxscore]


Left: Josh Smith with yet another posterization, Right: Chris Bosh puts it down with authority

[07/17/05, Atlanta] - The Atlanta Hawks are coming into this game with the smell, and the look of victory. Mike Woodson was so bold to even gloat to the press that "this squad may even pull an upset this year and catch the playoffs." If this were to happen, it would be the first positive thing to happen to the team in a long time. As for the Raptors, no early season momentum, and no breakout scorer have graced their presence as of yet. They sit in a slump which makes itself known in their 0-2 record. "Although they aren't playing at the top of their games," said Woodson, "it doesn't mean they don't have guys that can get going in a split second." Players like Chris Bosh, Morris Peterson, and Jalen Rose to name a couple, can light it up at any given contest. This won't be a shoe-in, it will be a battle.

Second Overtime Game of the Season...
After four quarters, the game was tied up like a 30 year-old knot, but the players were only warming up. For the first 4 minutes of the 5 minute overtime, both teams traded baskets, neither opponent gaining a respectable advantage, until one play in the final minute. The Hawks led by one, as Stoudemire fed it in to Harrington, who was having a spectacular night. He was double-teamed, thus leaving Salim open for the tré. He passed it. The rookie pulled up. The stroke was perfect, the arc was just right, and the spin was flawless. The ball met nothing but mesh as the Hawks went up by four and drilled the stake right into the heart of the Raptors team.

Player of the game honours were passed to Al Harrington, who clocked his first 30 point game of the season. The seventh year player picked up 30 points, 15 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals. Most who watched would say that he had his way with Bosh on offense, pushing him around like a 10 year old boy. Also picking up a double-double, and the first of his career, was Salim Stoudemire, who scored 14 points, and dished 12 assists. Other notable performances: Joe Johnson, who scored 24 points, and grabbed 4 steals, Tyronn Lue, who scored 15 points, and passed his way to 4 assists, and Marvin Williams, who scored 11 points, and got 2 assists.

The Toronto Raptors were lead by All Star, Chris Bosh, who scored 21 points, grabbed 14 rebounds, and blocked 3 shots, and veteran, Mike James, who ticked 22 points, 7 assists, and 4 steals. There were 3 other Raptors players who had above 15 points for the night.

"I think Joe Johnson has given this Atlanta team that extra bump that they needed to clear the speed bump that has been catching them for so many years," said Raptors coach, Sam Mitchell after the game. The Hawks shot 54% from the field and 35% from beyond the arc, outdoing Toronto who shot 51% from the field, and 25% from three point range.

This game review was delivered to you by us at the Atlanta Hawks website, and we hope you watch the next game where the Hawks will test their luck against the number one team in the league, and former champs, the San Antonio Spurs. The game will be held in San Antonio on the 21st of November.

Game Highlights
Lue takes the jumper from beyond the arc
Joey Graham was injured in the first only to return in the fourth
Mike James connects from afar
Marvin Williams is blocked on a layup attempt

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good win, you're making the Hawks look like Gods.

good win, you're making the Hawks look like Gods.

Yeah... We're gettin' off to a good start.

Great games by Salim & Marvin

Trade Confirmed





Marvin Williams
Tony Delk


Voshon Lenard
Nene

"After evaluating our options, and what we feel is the best for our team's present as well as future, we have come upon a trade that we hope will help us push open the door to the playoffs," said Atlanta coach, Mike Woodson. He seemed extremely excited at the conference, conveying a positive attitude towards the GM's decision to trade away Marvin Williams. Up until this point, Williams has been averaging 6.8 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game, which is far below the production the team had projected for the youngster.

"As far as being traded this early in my career," said Williams, "it will only build my character. I just hope I can do more in Denver than I could here in Atlanta."

This trade greatly benefits the Hawks, as it gives them some great inside presence to help Harrington in Nene, as well as a veteran player with some great experience, something this team doesn't have a lot of. Woodson told us that "having Voshon (Lenard) is going to really help [them] spread the floor on offense, and give [them] that extra option."

As for what the team is giving up, Woodson seems to believe that they are getting more than their bang for their buck. Their main concern when looking for trade options was the fact that they would lose a guy with great potential, who's still young. This trade is great because Nene has some great potential as well, being only a third year player.

Confirmation from Denver (11/18/05)

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Nice trade... Voshon and Joe will kill other teams with their shooting!

HORRIBLE TRADE

don't EVER give up marvin. He develops into a good player. And you got crap for him. Voshon is old and out of shape, and nene... isn't ... that good... or as young as starvin marvin

Marvin > Lenard
Nene > Delk

Win, win situation.

Lenard is crap, you should of gone for Watson hes much better plus he can shoot the 3 ball. Nene is an overweight PF....

Lenard is crap, you should of gone for Watson

Yep.

Nice trade... Voshon and Joe will kill other teams with their shooting!

Yeah, that's kind of the idea. Voshon is just a spot up shooter.

don't EVER give up marvin. He develops into a good player. And you got crap for him. Voshon is old and out of shape, and nene... isn't ... that good... or as young as starvin marvin[/quote]
Although I took into consideration these things, Nene, although not being as good as Marvin, is more essential for my team's needs. He's inside presence, period. As for Voshon, when he retires, I'll have more space to sign a free agent. I could also trade him. Anyway ,he's just a spot up, as I said.

Marvin > Lenard
Nene > Delk

Win, win situation.

It's more of a win than lose situation in my opinion. I got what I needed in exchange for a player who wasn't producing enough offense, and a guy who doesn't get barely any court time.

Lenard is crap, you should of gone for Watson hes much better plus he can shoot the 3 ball. Nene is an overweight PF....

Lenard is crap, you should of gone for Watson

Yep.

lol Not many people liked the Lenard part...

Ya, u should have gotten Watson for Delk!

haha I bet you wish you had an undo button in the game?

Just play well and all will be forgotten.

Hawks Kick off a Four Game Road Trip


Atlanta Hawks (5-1) @ San Antonio Spurs (5-0)

[Starting Lineups] [Atlanta Boxscore] [San Antonio Boxscore]


Left: Nene gets the basket and a foul, Right: Johnson drains his first three of the night

[07/21/05, San Antonio] - "With (Marvin) Williams no longer wearing a Hawks jersey, and two new players gracing our roster," said Atlanta Hawks' coach, Mike Woodson before the game, "tonight will likely be a contest where the Hawks will need to reconfigure their comfort zone, and get back into their groove." With Nene to add some help for Harrington on defense, Atlanta is hoping Duncan will be slightly more contained and controlled, while Johnson and Lue attempt to control Parker and Ginobili in the backcourt (both teams' backcourts are averaging nearly 41 points a game).

Atlanta's Luck Runs Out
The first few minutes looked promising for the Hawks as their all star guard, Joe Johnson knocked down 7 straight points (he had the game high with 22). The rest of the first as well as the entire second quarter was a basket trading performance, ending 51-47 in favor of the reigning championship Spurs. The third quarter egnited as the Spurs' lead grew to 18, remaining that way until nearly half way through the fourth, when it was presumably too late. Although the Hawks began a comeback, they only got within 6 before the final buzzer indicated game over.

Player of the Game honours went out to San Antonio's cornerstone, Tim Duncan, who put up big numbers all around, scoring 20 points, and grabbing 15 boards to lead his team to a 6-0 record for the season. Backing him up, he had Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili who scored 15 points and dished 8 assists, and scored 14 points with 2 rebounds respectively. Another notable was Nazr Mohammed, who put down 12 points, and picked up 5 offensive rebounds.

There was controversy as to how well the two new team members would play in their first game with the Hawks, but, to say the least, they both rose above and beyond whatever expectations had been set for them. Nene grabbed a double-double with 12 points and 13 boards, whilst Voshon Lenard dropped 14 points, going 4/8 from beyond the arc. Al Harrington had a dissapointing night, scoring only 12 points, and tallying only 4 rebounds. Although it was to be expected playing against as dominant a defensive player as Duncan, all he had to say after the game was that he "could, and should have played harder."

Thanks for tuning in, folks, and I hope you enjoyed the game. Catch the next one when the Hawks attempt to reedem themselves against the Grizzlies in Memphis (07/25/05).

Game Highlights
Tony Parker hits a 3-ball
Smith with yet another huge dunk
Voshon Lenard hits his first basket as a Hawk
Harrington with the earth shattering dunk

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Atlanta Hawks Roster Statistics as of November 21st, 2005
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haha I bet you wish you had an undo button in the game?

Just play well and all will be forgotten.

lol I'm actually happy with Lenard. I knew he would be a great addition to the team and he is.

the trade isnt half bad, great dynasty so far

the trade isnt half bad, great dynasty so far

Thanks.

I'm trying to think of something to add... so far unsuccessful.

Great game by your newcomers, sucks that you lost man. Good luck against the Grizz!

I've rather lost interest in this dynasty...
Maybe in a few days I'll be back into it, I don't know.

Anyways... I'm debating going for the Nets and retiring this dynasty, but it won't be up to me. Either way, I'm good to go.

Stick with Atlanta, they are some what half decent and have a young core. But the Hawks are more of a future project type thing rather than a one season thing