.::. Cleveland Cavaliers .::. A Wormy10 Dynasty

[Wormy10]

Pre-Game Update


Larry Hughes
PPG: 20.0
APG: 1.5
SPG: 2.80

Gilbert Arenas
PPG: 17.7
APG: 6.9
SPG: 2.29

Two former teammants go up against each other in tonight's matchup, Larry Hughes and Gilbert Arenas. Hughes played for the Washington Wizards last year and is now in Cleveland. He is putting up better numbers but not by much, and Arenas is now the new leader of the Wizards after Larry's departure. This looks to be a great matchup, even though the Wizards are at a dissappointing 2-5. Things just arent the same since Hughes left town.

[Wormy10]

Monday November 28, 2005 7:30 pm
Live from Cleveland, OH



CLE: 24 | 23 | 24 | 29 | 100
WAS: 23 | 17 | 23 | 29 | 92

There isnt much to say about this quarter. Both teams playing decently well and making good decisions, getting open and hitting the open shots. The Cavaliers are doing great with their offball players getting where they need to be to get the ball. Areans leads all scorers with 10, and Larry Hughes is close behind with his 8. The matchup between the two looks great so far, (24-23).

Another quarter down the drain and its time for a little break for both teams. Gilbert Arenas scores 14 points and is credited for 6 assists in the first half of play. LeBron James and Larry Hughes also both dropped 14 points in the first two quarters. Areans leads over Hughes in the Key Matchups of the Game, but dont worry folks there is still plently of basketball to be played. The Cleveland Cavaliers end the first half with a 7 point lead, (47-40).


There is not much you can do as the opposing team when LeBron James is playing superb, and luckily for the Cleveland Cavaliers that has been all season long, and nothing has changed this game. The Washington Wizards have one more quarter to make a comeback, and they definently have the ability to do so. The sharp shooting of Gilbert Arenas and the relentless rebouding of Antawn Jamison keeps this game as close as 8, in favor of the Cavaliers, (71-63).

The ending score of this one does not reflect what happened in the rest of the game. It was easy freethrows for the Cleveland Cavaliers that got them this win. Late in the game and still in it, the Wizards were forced to foul, and they then had to hit their shots and they did so for the most part, but some just didnt drop. It was still a great game none the less. LeBron James finishes with 30 points and 12 assists, he also had 4 steals. On the other end, Antawn Jamison knocked down 20 points and grabbed 16 boards. It was a very exciting game but once again the Cavaliers come out on top by 8, (100-92).

Overview: The Washington Wizards tried their very hardest to make Larry Hughes wish he was still in Washington, but I dont believe they accomplished that mission. Gilbert Arenas had a wonderful game, with 26 points and 12 assists. Larry Hughes does only beat Arenas in points, as he scores 27, but his team won therefore giving him the upper-hand in the Key Matchups of the Game. Right now all Washington has to worry about is not being last in the league because playoffs is a big word in their dictionary, and the light at the end of the tunnel, the playoffs, is very dim.
LeBron James: 30 points -- 12 assists
Larry Hughes: 27 points
Gilbert Arenas: 26 points -- 12 assists
Antawn Jamison: 20 points -- 16 rebounds

Player of the Game

LeBron James
30 points
12 assists


Next game, Thursday December 1, 2005 7:30 pm
vs. Atlanta Hawks at CLE

[Wormy10]

Update
Check out on the first page all the updates I have made involving the league
My Schedule
Standings
League Leaders
MVP Candidates
Players of the Month

All of these things have been updated, so check it out and see who is dominating what category in the league, if you have any questions please ask

[Mark.]

[b]Nice, I like your recaps, I dunno if any of those teams would trade their rooks for Drew though, spose Toronto may since Babycock is such an idiot (I think hes still GM, altho wudnt be supprised it he wasnt)

Keep it up [b]

[sucram]

thats a really cool dynasty you got going there...live o6 was released yesterday over here so im finally getting it tomorow, i look forward to posting my dynast...and to keep reading your fantastic one!

[Wormy10]

Yay 1000 views
Next game will be up today

[Keo]

Wormy, you got an underrated Dynasty. I checked out page 1, very nice! Nice win against Washington.

[Wormy10]

Pre-Game Update


LeBron James
PPG: 32.0
APG: 10.3
SPG: 2.36

Joe Johnson
PPG: 16.1
APG: 4.6
SPG: 1.88

It is now time for game two between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Atlanta Hawks. The Hawks are looking for some revenge as they didnt come out so lucky in their last matchup against the Cavaliers, the ending score was 107-98. Joe Johnson and Al Harrington are having great seasons, but they cant say the same about their team, as the Hawks stand at a pitiful 2-8. LeBron James on the other hand puts it all out on the line every single game, or actually every single day whether it be a game or practice, and his statistics prove that to be a fact. He is putting up MVP numbers. Only time will tell whether this is a fairly close game like the last meet between the two, or if its a complete and total blowout, in either way.

[Kobe101]

You can beat them!

[nbalive744]

Yea Wormy, it should be no problem.

[Wormy10]

Thursday December 1, 2005 7:00 pm
Live from Cleveland, OH



CLE: 25 | 18 | 25 | 24 | 92
ATL: 11 | 20 | 21 | 18 | 70

Starting Lineups

Cleveland Cavaliers
C : Zydrunas Ilgauskas
PF: Donyell Marshall
SF: LeBron James
SG: Larry Hughes
PG: Damon Jones

Atlanta Hawks
C : Jason Collier
PF: Al Harrington
SF: Josh Smith
SG: Joe Johnson
PG: Tyronn Lue

The Cavaliers are running away with this one early, leaving the Atlanta Hawks in dust, in their wake. This was definently not a productive quarter for the Hawks as they only score 11 points, which was less than half of what Cleveland scored. LeBron James lead that period with 10 points and a few dimes. Tyronn Lue is trying but not succeding as he only knocks down 5 points, but then again that is a lot when your whole team has 11. The Cavs will try to extend their lead in the 2nd quarter, for now its a 14 point lead, (25-11).

The Atlanta Hawks mounted quite a run and a comeback early in the 2nd quarter of play but it was soon countered by a run from the Cleveland Cavaliers. The deficit is lower but only by two points, but still its an improvement. The Hawks knocked down the shots that they werent in the first, and for their sake hopefully they can keep it up. LeBron James finishes the first half with 16 points and 5 assists, and for the Hawks, Josh Smith scores 9 points and gets 2 assists and 2 steals. The Cavs head into the locker-room with a 12 point lead, (43-31).


We have not seen much out of Joe Johnson tonight but finally he comes out of his shell and plays some basketball. He didnt do enough to give his team the lead or even lower the deficit but he did hit a few three-pointers and some midrange jumpers. He has 18 points going into the fourth quarter. The Cavaliers just have to do what they have done all night long and they will increase to 9-3 in the standings board, and the Hawks will just drop a little lower to 2-9, lowering their playoff hopes at the same time. Cleveland goes into the final period of play with an outstanding 16 point lead, (68-52).

Honestly, what can you say about this game? The Cleveland Cavaliers played smart basketball and did the right things to win the game tonight. Now the Atlanta Hawks... they also did play some smart basketball but they definently didnt do the right things tonight so they come out with the loss. Cleveland improves to 9-3 and Atlanta drops to 2-9. LeBron James for the first time in awhile does not get to 30 points tonight, but he did have 29, and 12 assists to go along with it. Cleveland walks off the floor with the win, by 22, (92-70).

Overview: The Atlanta Hawks are not having things their way this season. Everyone thought the addition of Joe Johnson would be enough to have a whole lot better season than the past few but the way things are going it might just be worse. Is Johnson a curse of is he just not at home yet in a Hawks uni? Who knows, he did have 24 points tonight, more than any of his other teammates, so I guess its not him. Josh Smith and Tyronn Lue both score 14 points. Larry Hughes has another efficient night as he drops 22 points on 10/18 shooting. Donyell Marshall falls just one rebound short of his double-double average, and Ilgauskas drops 12 and grabs 12.
LeBron James: 29 points -- 12 assists
Larry Hughes: 22 points
Joe Johnson: 24 points
Tyronn Lue/Josh Smith: 14 points

Player of the Game

LeBron James
29 points
12 assists


Next game, Sunday December 4, 2005 6:00 pm
vs. San Antonio Spurs at CLE

Other Scores
Pacers--91
J. O'Neal 26 Pts : 10 Reb
J. Tinsley 15 Pts : 9 Ast
Suns--80
Shawn Marion 25 Pts : 14 Reb
Steve Nash 17 Pts : 7 Ast


T'Wolves--77
Wally Szerbiak 34 Pts : 7 Ast
Kevin Garnett 12 Pts : 15 Reb
76ers--80
Allen Iverson 34 Pts : 8 Ast : 8 Reb
Chris Webber 12 Pts : 12 Reb


Celtics--94
R. Lafrentz 32 Pts : 13 Reb
Paul Pierce 22 Pts : 7 Reb
Ricky Davis 20 Pts
Bobcats--93
Emeka Okafor 21 Pts : 10 Reb
Raymond Felton 18 Pts


Heat--92
S. O'Neal 29 Pts : 16 Reb
James Posey 21 Pts : 14 Reb
Warriors--76
Troy Murphy 19 Pts : 10 Reb
Jason Richardson 19 Pts

[Wormy10]

Wormy, you got an underrated Dynasty. I checked out page 1, very nice! Nice win against Washington.

I appreciate the kind comment, glad you like it

You can beat them!

Yea Wormy, it should be no problem.

Thanks to you guys too, yea it was really easy, but next is the Spurs again and I have a feeling it isnt going to be as easy this time


Also how do you guys like the new recaps, I didnt add much, just added the Starting Lineups at the beginning of the recap, and then Other Scores and Stats at the end, I did the other scores in my 05' Pistons Dynasty so I figured i would convert it over. Do you guys like it better?

[Keo]

Great, both the Cavs and the Sixers win. Nice little victory over the Hawks, LeBron for MVP?

[Wormy10]

Haha you better believe it
I am at school right now so when I get home I am gonna work on an article, and the next game too

[kibaxx7]

More great news. Nice addition with the Other Scores.

Bron Bron a MVP Candidate, East Player of the Month, Scoring & Assists Leader. Great job.

By the way, in your 1st page roster, you forgot to add starting lineup's names... also, why do you still have McInnis (Nets) and Diop (Mavs)?

[Wormy10]

Well when I tried to get on the EA server to download a roster update it wouldnt let me on for some reason, so I had to do all the trades myself. I only did the bigger name players and didnt worry about all the little stuff, so thats why they are still on the team, I am going to get rid of them soon, try to get them on their real teams Nets & Mavs, and I will also fix the no names on the roster post

[YoG!]

greay dynasty let bron be the MVP will look at this one more often.

[Wormy10]

greay dynasty let bron be the MVP will look at this one more often.

I am working on it haha, im glad you like

[Wormy10]

Pre-Game Update


Zydrunas Ilgauskas
PPG: 13.3
RPG: 10.7
BPG: 3.80

Tim Duncan
PPG: 27.0
RPG: 12.2
BPG: 1.77

The Cleveland Cavaliers will face the San Antonio Spurs tonight, tip-off begins at 7:30 pm sharp. Zydrunas Ilgauskas will go up against Tim Duncan in tonights' Key Matchups of the game. Ilgauskas' numbers have declined since the two's last meet and Duncan's has increased. Last time it was the Cavaliers coming out on top with a 94-80 win but the San Antonio Spurs are looking to change the outcome of this game. They are the best team in the Western Conference record wise as they stand at an impressive 11-2, the Cavaliers are 9-3 though and are looking to get double-digits in the win column tonight.

[Wormy10]

December 4, 2005 6:30 pm
Live from Gund Arena in Cleveland, OH



CLE: 26 | 23 | 21 | 23 | 14 | 107
SAS: 20 | 23 | 28 | 22 | 17 | 110

Starting Lineups

Cleveland Cavaliers
C : Zydrunas Ilgauskas
PF: Donyell Marshall
SF: LeBron James
SG: Larry Hughes
PG: Damon Jones

San Antonio Spurs
C : Tim Duncan
PF: Robert Horry
SF: Bruce Bowen
SG: Manu Ginobili
PG: Tony Parker

The Cavaliers started early to try and bury the hatchet before the Spurs could get hot, but it seemed they were already hot. The Spurs were not laying down to anyone and they still had revenge on their minds. Bruce Bowen unexpectedly scored 8 points that quarter, and Tim Duncan just owned the boards. LeBron James and Damon Jones scored 7 points a piece and Bron dished out 3 dimes to give the Cavaliers the lead at the end of the first quarter by 6, (26-20).

This looks like it will be a great game, and will more than likely come down to the last few minutes of the game. The Spurs and getting their guards open and hitting the shots, and driving and drawing the foul. Time Duncan finishes the half with 11 points and 8 rebounds, on the other end LeBron scores 13 points and gets 5 assists to his name. Cleveland keeps up the good play and has the lead still by 6 points, (49-43).


The San Antonio Spurs are starting to pick up the pace a little bit. They are getting the ball down low to Duncan a lot more which is what they need to do to win this game. LeBron struggled a little bit in that quarter but he has still kept his team in this game. Will the Spurs remain the top team in the West and the only with 12 wins or will the Cavs get in double digits in the win column? The last quarter will decide this close game, the Spurs have the advantage by 1, (71-70).

Wow what a game. Lets skip all the unimportant facts of this quarter and just head straight to the last 1:30 of the game. The score is 84-84 when LeBron James pulls up and knocks down a 3. The next trip down the floor for the Cavs, Larry Hughes pops one from down town, swish. The score is 90-84 in favor of Cleveland. But thats not the end. The Spurs manage to come back and tie it up with under 24 seconds left in the game, but Marshall soon scores an easy 2. The Spurs now have the ball and put up a shot, miss, James gets the rebound and is fouled. 5.3 seconds in the game, and James misses the first. Now the Spurs still have a chance, and LeBron knocks down the 2nd freethrow, 93-90. A Timeout is called and the ball is taken out from halfcourt, its thrown into Tony Parker, Duncan sets him a screen and Parker finds Manu Ginobili in the corner, Manu with the shot... SWISH! ITS OVERTIME! (93-93).

The Cavs could not keep up the excellent play in the extra period of play. Donyell Marshall fouls out in the first few seconds of the Overtime quarter and here comes Drew Gooden, and with avengance. Gooden only played limited minutes but was able to score 8 points, which kept the game fairly close. Marshall finished with 16 points. Tim Duncan and Manu could not be stopped tonight and prevailed in Overtime to get revenge on Cleveland. They win by 3, (110-107).


Overview: The San Antonio Spurs continue to dominate their Division, the Western Conference, and pretty much the entire league. They are now 12-2 after tonights win and the way they have been playing as of late they look unstoppable. LeBron James scores 29 points tonight along with 10 assists, and Larry Hughes also knocks down 29 points but it was not enough to overcome the Spurs. Ilgauskas scored 12 and grabbed 15. The Cavaliers are still among the top teams in the East after this loss, they are now at 9-4 and look to overcome in their next game versus the Chicago Bulls.
LeBron James: 28 points :: 10 assists
Larry Hughes: 29 points
Manu Ginobili: 30 points
Tim Duncan: 27 points :: 14 rebounds
Tony Parker: 22 points :: 13 assists

Player of the Game

Tim Duncan
27 points
14 rebounds


Next game, Sunday December 11, 2005 1:30 pm
vs. Chicago Bulls at CHI

Other Scores
Bulls--99
Eddy Curry 30 Pts
Tyson Chandler 28 Pts :: 15 Reb
Hawks--83
Joe Johnson 26 Pts :: 7 Ast
Jason Collier 16 Pts


Mavericks--95
Dirk Nowitzki 29 Pts
Jason Terry 19 Pts :: 7 Ast
Bucks--71
Michael Redd 23 Pts
Andrew Bogut 19 Pts :: 10 Reb


Suns--119
Jimmy Jackson 26 Pts
Shawn Marion 23 Pts
Walter McCarty 18 Pts :: 7 Ast
Jazz--91
Andrei Kirilenko 38 Pts :: 7 Blk
Deron Williams 15 Pts


Sonics--98
Danny Fortson 31 Pts :: 10 Reb
Ray Lewis 28 Pts
Hornets--94
P.J. Brown 28 Pts :: 12 Reb
J.R. Smith 17 Pts

[brad feet]

haven't been here for a while..... been preparing stuffs for my upcoming dynasty....

for the rookie targets, i'd say i'll go for charlie villanueva..... throw in another player with gooden that would make the raptors interested.....

by the way, nice games..... haven't read the recaps yet, will be reading it in a while..... keep it up....

[Wormy10]

Well its been awhile before I posted anything in here
I didnt feel that many people were following this and this is always the cause of my ending of dynasties
So I hate wasting my time in doing this if no-one follows it so im going to end this
I have already deleted it anyways

[Fresh8]

Very nice dynasty u got here wormy. Very well organised mate!

[kibaxx7]

Please don't delete it man, it's great

Spurs had their revenge

[cocobee]

Keep it going, I wanna see Lebron get the MVP! I know it's a lot of work but work at your own pace. Don't make this your job but a hobby.
Hope u reconsider.