New York Knicks: The Next Dynasty(8-26) [=Officially DEAD=]

by **double_g** on Sun Apr 23, 2006 2:23 am

hova- wrote:You definitly need some wins now, or this will be a step to the lottery !

Yeah I know :cry:

As you see the simming is not helping me at all...I just hope to improve my game at superstar I can say i made some important steps winning with Portland and losing tough in the last seconds with Chicago (I should have won but I've lost my concentration damn :evil:

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Marquis wrote:You have great weekly reports here
Tough loss against Chicago

Thanks

Glad you like it! And yeah very tough but I hope so start winning games as soon as possible :cool:

P.S. I'll bring ya later my Monthly Report and some stats :wink:

by **Anthony15** on Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:01 am

double_g wrote:
Anthony15 wrote:Nice win man! Try making screens a lil better, they look too ugly!

Hmm what do you mean by ugly? You mean regarding the graphical part or what?

Yes the graphical part. If ur using Fraps and saving them in iView, then they look horrible(graphically). Try and paste them in Photoshop, they come out much better!

by **double_g** on Mon Apr 24, 2006 2:27 am

Anthony15 wrote:
double_g wrote:
Anthony15 wrote:Nice win man! Try making screens a lil better, they look too ugly!

Hmm what do you mean by ugly? You mean regarding the graphical part or what?

Yes the graphical part. If ur using Fraps and saving them in iView, then they look horrible(graphically). Try and paste them in Photoshop, they come out much better!

K I'll try that! Tnx for the tip :wink:

by **double_g** on Mon Apr 24, 2006 2:28 am

by **double_g** on Mon Apr 24, 2006 2:48 am

League Leaders

Standings

MVP Candidates

P.S. Ok here are the complete stats for November. I won't update the dynasty for the next 4-5 days 'cause is my spring break

and i'm leaving on a small vacation. Probably the next update will come next weekend so don't worry my dynasty is not over yet :wink:

. And Happy Easter to those who celebrate it today tomorrow and the day after tomorrow!

by **Jing** on Mon Apr 24, 2006 2:49 am

rotfl nate got injured again? wow

by **double_g** on Sun Apr 30, 2006 3:10 am

Jing wrote:rotfl nate got injured again? wow

Yeah I know :roll:

Hopefully he will be back in about a week

P.S. I'm back and I'll try to update my dynasty as soon as possible. I've just finished my game. Unfortunately still struggling baaad

by **double_g** on Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:09 pm

by **Srbija** on Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:23 pm

Cool reports (Y)

by **double_g** on Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:27 pm

Late mistakes seal Boston’s win in Madison!

Another loss in front of its own crowd for the Knicks…This time the team that grabbed the victory is division rival Boston Celtics. They took advantage of the poor offensive flow in the last seconds of the game and won 100 – 98.
“I don’t know what happened in the last offensive play. We practiced totally different plays with 5 seconds to go. My players lost concentration and we paid for that!” said Head Coach Larry Brown.
The entire game was evenly although Boston tried to make runs in the 2nd and 3rd quarters. With only 2 minutes to go from the game Boston had a 6 point advantage and had the attack but Steve Francis made a great play by stealing the ball from guard Dan Dickau and then by making an incredible 3 point play. Again a missed shot by Wally and a basket scored by Francis cut the lead to 1 with only 5 seconds to go. Al Jefferson scored only 1 of his 2 free throws and Boston led by 2. But then something happened…Francis grabbed the ball, passed it to K-Mart who was block by Jefferson and Curry couldn’t make the mid-range jumper.
“I saw Kenyon trying to make room to score near the basket and I passed it to him. The rest is history!” said Steve Francis.
Paul Pierce was the Player of the Game averaging 27 points; 5 rebounds and 2 assists. Also Raef LaFrentz had a great night with 11 points (5 from 6 from the field!) 12 boards and 4 blocks.

1st: Francis putting it home; 2nd: Kenyon Martin with the monster reverse jam

1st: Paul Pierce helped his team by scoring 27 points; 2nd: An incredible block by sophomore Jefferson

Picture of the Game: Stev Francis making a 3 point play in the last 2 minutes

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From New York @ Seattle SuperSonics -- simmed --

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From New York @ LA Clippers -- simmed --

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From New York @ Phoenix Suns -- simmed --

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by **hova-** on Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:29 pm

Damn, 4 tough losses in a row, thats really hard.
I dont have any idead what you could do...... just win

You will get it done in time, good luck !

by **double_g** on Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:39 pm

Srbija wrote:Cool reports

Glad you like it thanks (Y)

hova- wrote:Damn, 4 tough losses in a row, thats really hard.
I dont have any idead what you could do...... just win

You will get it done in time, good luck !

Yeah tough. I still can't concentrate enough in the last minutes or so and win damn but with more games I'll improve and eventually win. i don't trust my bench though that's the main reason i'm losing. Regarding the simming you see the same problem...the starting 5 is doing a great job but the bench doesn't help enough. I surely have to think at some trades and improve my bench :roll:

by **double_g** on Mon May 01, 2006 2:29 am

Ok I thought at some trades and I tried to see if they are possible. So I've come out with 3 possible trades (2 of them will prolly be done around the trade deadline). They're not big but they are somthing :roll:

I can't get rid of players like Jalen Rose or Maurice Taylor cause they have huge salaries :cry:

. The trade I want to do after week 7 is this:

1. Nate Robinson for Gerald Green

Well it's not much but Nate has a disastrous FG % i mean under .300 :shock:

. Gerald Green on the other hand is an athletic player and in my opinion he's the next Tracy McGrady

. He doesn't play much for Boston under 8-9 minutes per game maybe and he can become the 6th Man in my team or even starter he has a lot of potential. The trade is realistic too. But there is a 2nd option:

2. Nate Robinson for J.R. Smith

You know JR he's athletic he can dunk (high-flyer of course) he can score that mid-range jumper and even that 3-pointer. He has a lot potential of course. Personally I would go for the 1st option Nate for Green (i want to make Green a superstar :twisted:

). What do you think?

by **Unrestrict3D** on Mon May 01, 2006 3:08 am

Go with Gerald, I like that trade idea.

by **Jing** on Mon May 01, 2006 4:37 am

hm.. i say keep nate. lol
but if yuo wanna trade, i would go for green.

by **KIG1** on Mon May 01, 2006 4:41 am

If Green doesn't get hurt like Robinson has, why not trade for him.

by **double_g** on Tue May 02, 2006 8:18 am

Unrestrict3D wrote:Go with Gerald, I like that trade idea.

Jing wrote:hm.. i say keep nate. lol
but if yuo wanna trade, i would go for green.

Well as I said before Nate has a disastrous FG%. Furthermore I have to many potential PGs in my team - Andre Miller; Steve Francis; Jamal Crawford :wink:

keepnitgangsta1 wrote:If Green doesn't get hurt like Robinson has, why not trade for him.

I was thinking the exactly same way

by **Anthony15** on Tue May 02, 2006 8:39 am

Randolph with 32 PPG??? Sick...
Tough loss against Boston.

by **double_g** on Wed May 03, 2006 5:59 pm

Anthony15 wrote:Randolph with 32 PPG??? Sick...
Tough loss against Boston.

Yeah as he plays he could be a starter in the All Star Game in February :wink:

by **double_g** on Wed May 03, 2006 6:08 pm

P.S. I'll comeback with the Recap @ Atlanta and my newest trade later :wink:

by **double_g** on Wed May 03, 2006 11:35 pm

“Where is the defense??” – Loss against the Hawks

New York suffered another tough loss away from home in Atlanta against the local team Hawks. The question “Where is the defense?” was asked by Head Coach of the Knicks Larry Brown in the middle of a nervous breakdown late in the 3rd quarter. “We gave the other team too many offensive rebounds and too many 2nd chances. That’s where we lost the game!” said Larry Brown at the press conference after the game.
The entire game was a close one both team making runs and trying to make a comfortable lead. Again the poor shooting was a factor: New York had a FG% of less than .400. The players with the worst FG% of the Knicks were guards Andre Miller (3-15) and Jamal Crawford (1-12). “I had a bad game I must admit!” said Jamal after the game.
On the other side Atlanta was helped in taking this victory by rookies Marvin Williams (15 points and 9 boards) and Salim Stoudamire (6-6 from the FT line).
The Player of the Game was forward Al Harrington who scored 16 points and rebounded the basketball 17 times.

1st: Jalen Rose scored only 4 points in 11 minutes; 2nd: Salim Stoudamire was hurt in the 1st quarter but he was able to comeback in the 4th quarter

1st: Joe Johnson didn't have the best of nights scoring only 10 points; 2nd: Francis was the leader in scoring with 19 points

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by **hova-** on Wed May 03, 2006 11:52 pm

Nice, two wins, your improving !

by **double_g** on Wed May 03, 2006 11:55 pm

Rookie Move – Nate leaves Big Apple!

After the blockbuster trade in late October that involved sending rookie Channing Frye away in Denver Florian Gheorghe made his second trade since he was named GM in the Big Apple. This time the trade is involving another rookie: guard Nate Robinson. The rookie heads to Boston and in return the Celtics send 19-year-old Gerald Green.

Code: Select all: Player GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG Nate Robinson 22 3 5.4 2.1 2.4 0.73 0.23 17.5

“I’m sad to leave New York but that’s the life of a professional basketball player. I picked Boston because there I’ll have a big chance to become a starter of the team!” said guard Nate Robinson.

Code: Select all: Player GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG Gerald Green 22 0 1.0 0.4 0.5 0.18 0 5.90

“I welcome the opportunity of leaving Boston and coming here in New York. In Boston I haven’t been playing as much as I wanted to. GM double_g and coach Larry Brown assured me that I will have more chances and if I’m doing well I could even become a starter!” said Gerald Green.

“A good trade for both teams! Boston has now a good point guard and we acquired a great shooting guard. I believe Gerald could be the next Tracy McGrady. He has tremendous talent for his age!” said GM double_g. Asked if the next trade will involve David Lee double_g replied “I don’t have anything with the rookies picked by the former GM. It’s just a coincidence that both Frye and Robinson left New York. We had too many potential point guards.” He also added “We decided to change this so called – trade trend – and stop bring players with huge salaries not wanted by the other teams. From now on we’ll bring young players with potential in this team!"