Gilbert's Wizards Dynasty - Discontinued
Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:16 pm
Right, I discontinued my Orlando Dynasty, and I'm now using the wizards. Right at the start of the season. Here are my settings:
Best of 7 playoffs
Andrew's rosters (with game speed @ 60)
82 games
12 minutes
All Star difficulty (with Super Star on All Star weekend and Finals game)
Best of 7 playoffs
Andrew's rosters (with game speed @ 60)
82 games
12 minutes
All Star difficulty (with Super Star on All Star weekend and Finals game)
Last edited by Alcoholic on Sun May 02, 2004 2:54 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:16 pm
Trades:
Before the start of the season, the Wizards traded Kwame Brown, and Lonny Baxter to the Sonics for Vladimir Radmanovich and Reggie Evans.
The Wizards are not satisfied with Brown's development, and have traded him for a great backup man and rebounding specialist Reggie Evans. Reggie will be made a starter while Vlad provides excellent offense off the bench.
The Wizards have also traded Jerry Stackhouse to the Mavericks for Antoine Walker. Jerry Stackhouse has not impressed the fans in any way, shape, or form, and Walker's all around game has drawn the attention of the Wizards. The Wizards hope Walker will become a great asset to their team.
As of 4/25
Starters:
C: Brendan Haywood
Pf: Reggie Evans
Sf: Richard Jefferson
Sg: Larry Hughes
Pg: Gilbert Arenas
Bench:
Pf: Vladimir Radmanovich
C: Etan Thomas
Sf: Jarvis Hayes
Sf: Jared Jeffries
Sg: Juan Dixon
Sg: Brandon Armstrong
Pg: Chris Whitney
IR 1-Pg: Steve Blake
Before the start of the season, the Wizards traded Kwame Brown, and Lonny Baxter to the Sonics for Vladimir Radmanovich and Reggie Evans.
The Wizards are not satisfied with Brown's development, and have traded him for a great backup man and rebounding specialist Reggie Evans. Reggie will be made a starter while Vlad provides excellent offense off the bench.
The Wizards have also traded Jerry Stackhouse to the Mavericks for Antoine Walker. Jerry Stackhouse has not impressed the fans in any way, shape, or form, and Walker's all around game has drawn the attention of the Wizards. The Wizards hope Walker will become a great asset to their team.
As of 4/25
Starters:
C: Brendan Haywood
Pf: Reggie Evans
Sf: Richard Jefferson
Sg: Larry Hughes
Pg: Gilbert Arenas
Bench:
Pf: Vladimir Radmanovich
C: Etan Thomas
Sf: Jarvis Hayes
Sf: Jared Jeffries
Sg: Juan Dixon
Sg: Brandon Armstrong
Pg: Chris Whitney
IR 1-Pg: Steve Blake
Last edited by Alcoholic on Sun Apr 25, 2004 1:12 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:44 pm
Game 1
Player in Watch
Antoine Walker
As the first game of the season kicks off, newly acclaimed Antoine Walker shows the Wizards why they traded for him. Walker has a great all around game. He can shoot the jumper, release a three, or even post up and dump the ball in for an easy basket.
The final score - 119 to 116
The game was very close. By the 2nd quarter, the Wizards had blown past the Bulls and were looking forward to a blowout. However, Kirk Hinrich was explosive all game long, and kept the team in the game. Near the end of the 4th, there were only 5.2 seconds left. Gilbert Arenas is the leader of this team, and he had to prove why he was. The ball was inbounded to Arenas after the final timeout, where he broke free off of Reggie Evans' pick, and unleashed a 3 pointer. It swished, with 0.8 on the clock, no more timeouts for either team. The Bulls threw up a desperation half court shot, but it missed everything but the floor, leaving the Wizards with the win. Vladimir Radmanovich's hot shooting was showing the team he was a decent 6th man, checking in when the Wizards needed to trade rebounds for points. This was a well deserved win.
Player of the Game - Kirk Hinrich
Even though they lost, Kirk Hinrich performed so well, even more so that he is a rookie, that he earned player of the game honors.
Play of the Game
Antoine Walker slams the ball down on a fast break from a lob by Gilbert Arenas early in the 4th.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
27 Points
2 Rebounds
7 Assists
1 Steal
Reggie Evans-
8 Points
18 Rebounds
2 Assists
2 Blocks
Vladimir Radmanovich-
16 Points
7 Rebounds
3 Assists
Antoine Walker-
22 Points
5 Rebounds
4 Assists
2 Steals
Bulls:
Kirk Hinrich-
47 Points
8 Rebounds
6 Assists
2 Steals
1 Block
Eddy Curry-
13 Points
6 Rebounds
3 Assists
4 Blocks
Antonio Davis-
14 Points
15 Rebounds
1 Assist
Scottie Pippen-
4 Points
7 Rebounds
4 Assists
1 Steal
Jamal Crawford-
26 Points
5 Rebounds
3 Assists
Next game @ Toronto
Player in Watch
Antoine Walker
As the first game of the season kicks off, newly acclaimed Antoine Walker shows the Wizards why they traded for him. Walker has a great all around game. He can shoot the jumper, release a three, or even post up and dump the ball in for an easy basket.
The final score - 119 to 116
The game was very close. By the 2nd quarter, the Wizards had blown past the Bulls and were looking forward to a blowout. However, Kirk Hinrich was explosive all game long, and kept the team in the game. Near the end of the 4th, there were only 5.2 seconds left. Gilbert Arenas is the leader of this team, and he had to prove why he was. The ball was inbounded to Arenas after the final timeout, where he broke free off of Reggie Evans' pick, and unleashed a 3 pointer. It swished, with 0.8 on the clock, no more timeouts for either team. The Bulls threw up a desperation half court shot, but it missed everything but the floor, leaving the Wizards with the win. Vladimir Radmanovich's hot shooting was showing the team he was a decent 6th man, checking in when the Wizards needed to trade rebounds for points. This was a well deserved win.
Player of the Game - Kirk Hinrich
Even though they lost, Kirk Hinrich performed so well, even more so that he is a rookie, that he earned player of the game honors.
Play of the Game
Antoine Walker slams the ball down on a fast break from a lob by Gilbert Arenas early in the 4th.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
27 Points
2 Rebounds
7 Assists
1 Steal
Reggie Evans-
8 Points
18 Rebounds
2 Assists
2 Blocks
Vladimir Radmanovich-
16 Points
7 Rebounds
3 Assists
Antoine Walker-
22 Points
5 Rebounds
4 Assists
2 Steals
Bulls:
Kirk Hinrich-
47 Points
8 Rebounds
6 Assists
2 Steals
1 Block
Eddy Curry-
13 Points
6 Rebounds
3 Assists
4 Blocks
Antonio Davis-
14 Points
15 Rebounds
1 Assist
Scottie Pippen-
4 Points
7 Rebounds
4 Assists
1 Steal
Jamal Crawford-
26 Points
5 Rebounds
3 Assists
Next game @ Toronto
Thu Apr 22, 2004 4:44 pm
NICE! i liked your recaps, keep up the good works 
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Thu Apr 22, 2004 4:54 pm
nice job. kirk hinrich killed you bad!
Fri Apr 23, 2004 10:22 am
Dude, I like your dynasty, I just didn't like your Kwame Brown trade.
If you make him a main piece (1st or 2nd option) he can go for 30/15 a game. When I was doing my Wizards dynasty, he was absolutely dominating.
If you make him a main piece (1st or 2nd option) he can go for 30/15 a game. When I was doing my Wizards dynasty, he was absolutely dominating.
Fri Apr 23, 2004 2:42 pm
Game 2
Player in Watch
Antoine Walker
Antoine Walker shows once again why the Wizards traded for him. He has been a deciding factor in each game so far.
The final score - 127 to 122
Throughout the game, it seemed the Wizards were fighting a losing battle. The Wizards trailed by at least 10 since the beginning of the game. Nobody seemed to be connecting from 3 point land, not even Walker or Radmanovich. Gilbert Arenas also shot poorly from the field. Antoine Walker was plauged with foul trouble. There was a bright spot, however. Reggie Evans did his work, and managed to grab an unbelieveable 13 rebounds by the end of the 1st quarter. Walker was carrying his share of the scoreload, but was forced to sit through most of the 3rd due to foul trouble. Before the start of the 4th, Gilbert rallied his team to make a comeback from a 16 point deficit. Walker sat out the beginning of the 4th, with 5 fouls, as Arenas and Radmanovich scored consistently to keep the Wizards in the game. However, the Wizards were being killed by Tortonto's fast break. Whenever the Raptors got the ball, they sprinted back to the other end of the floor to get an easy basket. It was tough stopping them, and finally Reggie Evans was put back in to get the offensive boards. At the 6 minute mark, Walker was put back in, and the comeback gained momentum. The Wizards made a huge comeback to the point where they were up by 1 at the 1 minute mark, their first lead of the game. At this point, both teams traded baskets. Walker pulled a big three, but Carter answered at the other end. With 30 seconds left, the Wizards let the time run down, then dumped the ball to Walker, one of their crunch time performers. He was backing down his defender in the low post, Vince Carter, then pulled a fadeaway jumper and swished right in the hands of the defense. There were 10 seconds left on the clock, Wizards up by 3, 122 125 Walker went for a steal, and got all ball, but was called for a foul, and fouled out of the game. The Wizards weren't in the penalty, so the Raptors inbounded the ball again. Mo Peterson went for a 2 point jumper, but missed, and Evans got the board, was fouled, and ended up making both free throws, sealing this game for good.
Player of the Game - Gilbert Arenas
Despite shooting only a 35% FG percentage, and a 16% 3 point percentage, Gilbert Arenas kept the Wizards in the game early in the 4th, and ralled the team to victory.
Play of the Game
Antoine Walker scores the game deciding shot from the low post, as Vince Carter foolishly taunts him, and Alvin Williams wandering like a lost puppy.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
28 Points
9 Rebounds
4 Assists
2 Steals
Reggie Evans-
4 Points
16 Rebounds
4 Assists
Vladimir Radmanovich-
19 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
Antoine Walker-
17 Points
2 Rebounds
2 Assists
1 Steal
Toronto:
Vince Carter-
22 Points
3 Rebounds
0 Assists
2 Steals
1 Block
Chris Bosh-
6 Points
15 Rebounds
2 Assists
3 Blocks
3 Steals
Mo Peterson-
17 Points
3 Rebounds
3 Assists
Alvin Williams-
31 Points
2 Rebounds
4 Assists
1 Steal
Jalen Rose-
26 Points
5 Rebounds
4 Assists
2 Steals
Donyell Marshall-
6 Points
11 Rebounds
1 Steal
1 Block
Next game @ Home vs New Jersey
Player in Watch
Antoine Walker
Antoine Walker shows once again why the Wizards traded for him. He has been a deciding factor in each game so far.
The final score - 127 to 122
Throughout the game, it seemed the Wizards were fighting a losing battle. The Wizards trailed by at least 10 since the beginning of the game. Nobody seemed to be connecting from 3 point land, not even Walker or Radmanovich. Gilbert Arenas also shot poorly from the field. Antoine Walker was plauged with foul trouble. There was a bright spot, however. Reggie Evans did his work, and managed to grab an unbelieveable 13 rebounds by the end of the 1st quarter. Walker was carrying his share of the scoreload, but was forced to sit through most of the 3rd due to foul trouble. Before the start of the 4th, Gilbert rallied his team to make a comeback from a 16 point deficit. Walker sat out the beginning of the 4th, with 5 fouls, as Arenas and Radmanovich scored consistently to keep the Wizards in the game. However, the Wizards were being killed by Tortonto's fast break. Whenever the Raptors got the ball, they sprinted back to the other end of the floor to get an easy basket. It was tough stopping them, and finally Reggie Evans was put back in to get the offensive boards. At the 6 minute mark, Walker was put back in, and the comeback gained momentum. The Wizards made a huge comeback to the point where they were up by 1 at the 1 minute mark, their first lead of the game. At this point, both teams traded baskets. Walker pulled a big three, but Carter answered at the other end. With 30 seconds left, the Wizards let the time run down, then dumped the ball to Walker, one of their crunch time performers. He was backing down his defender in the low post, Vince Carter, then pulled a fadeaway jumper and swished right in the hands of the defense. There were 10 seconds left on the clock, Wizards up by 3, 122 125 Walker went for a steal, and got all ball, but was called for a foul, and fouled out of the game. The Wizards weren't in the penalty, so the Raptors inbounded the ball again. Mo Peterson went for a 2 point jumper, but missed, and Evans got the board, was fouled, and ended up making both free throws, sealing this game for good.
Player of the Game - Gilbert Arenas
Despite shooting only a 35% FG percentage, and a 16% 3 point percentage, Gilbert Arenas kept the Wizards in the game early in the 4th, and ralled the team to victory.
Play of the Game
Antoine Walker scores the game deciding shot from the low post, as Vince Carter foolishly taunts him, and Alvin Williams wandering like a lost puppy.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
28 Points
9 Rebounds
4 Assists
2 Steals
Reggie Evans-
4 Points
16 Rebounds
4 Assists
Vladimir Radmanovich-
19 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
Antoine Walker-
17 Points
2 Rebounds
2 Assists
1 Steal
Toronto:
Vince Carter-
22 Points
3 Rebounds
0 Assists
2 Steals
1 Block
Chris Bosh-
6 Points
15 Rebounds
2 Assists
3 Blocks
3 Steals
Mo Peterson-
17 Points
3 Rebounds
3 Assists
Alvin Williams-
31 Points
2 Rebounds
4 Assists
1 Steal
Jalen Rose-
26 Points
5 Rebounds
4 Assists
2 Steals
Donyell Marshall-
6 Points
11 Rebounds
1 Steal
1 Block
Next game @ Home vs New Jersey
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Fri Apr 23, 2004 10:34 pm
nice job. i also dont like ur kwame brown trade but ahwell. in live i would prefer to get ripped my self than ripping the pc
Sat Apr 24, 2004 9:13 am
i dont like your stackhouse deal for walker because walker sucks. he always get lucky on shots and he thinks he all that. he is one of my most hated nba players. I CANT BELIEVE U DID THAT! 
Sat Apr 24, 2004 9:13 am
other than that great dynasty 
Sat Apr 24, 2004 9:34 am
Yeah, I would have gone for anyone besides Walker, SF isn't even his position. 
None the less, good job.
None the less, good job.
Sat Apr 24, 2004 2:39 pm
actually walker was going to play SF for Boston this season before they traded him. he lost quite a few (i think 20) pounds just to play there. i don't like walker's style of play either (mr jack the three), but i cannot deny that he is very good all around player and was the celtics' leader.
but interesting dynasty, keep it up!
but interesting dynasty, keep it up!
Sat Apr 24, 2004 3:32 pm
I still reckon you shoulda kept Kwame
Sat Apr 24, 2004 4:08 pm
I don't know, Reggie's rebounding is a godsend.
Sat Apr 24, 2004 6:47 pm
Nice start. Arenas is putting up some nice numbers, particularly in the points column.
Arenas is putting up some nice numbers, particularly in the points column.
Sat Apr 24, 2004 6:49 pm
Alcoholic wrote:I don't know, Reggie's rebounding is a godsend.
heh, but how is the rest of his game
andrew...come back here...i am stalking you now
Sat Apr 24, 2004 11:08 pm
Evan's may be pounding the boards, but if you wanted to, you could get atleast 12 boards a game with Kwame, and atleast 20 points. Just thinking about it makes me want to trade Carlos Boozer for Kwame, but I won't.
Sun Apr 25, 2004 7:28 am
Yeah but I want to make Evans the hustling bustling star, like Kurt Rambis.
Sun Apr 25, 2004 9:47 am
Trades:
Walker wants to be captain, gets traded instead-
Antoine Walker wanted to be the captain instead of Arenas, and said Arenas is simply too young to be the captain. The GM of the Wizards, however, disagreed. After some harsh words, a deal was made with New Jersey to trade a handful of players, Walker being one of them. Christian Laettner is no longer needed, doesn't play any games, and simply sits on the bench gathering money, so he has been traded too.
Washington Trades:
Antoine Walker
Christian Laettner
Mitchell Butler
New Jersey Trades:
Richard Jefferson
Brandon Armstrong
The Wizards look forward to developing Richard Jefferson into a fantastic player, and hope Brandon Armstrong's good shooting will help them when needed.
Walker wants to be captain, gets traded instead-
Antoine Walker wanted to be the captain instead of Arenas, and said Arenas is simply too young to be the captain. The GM of the Wizards, however, disagreed. After some harsh words, a deal was made with New Jersey to trade a handful of players, Walker being one of them. Christian Laettner is no longer needed, doesn't play any games, and simply sits on the bench gathering money, so he has been traded too.
Washington Trades:
Antoine Walker
Christian Laettner
Mitchell Butler
New Jersey Trades:
Richard Jefferson
Brandon Armstrong
The Wizards look forward to developing Richard Jefferson into a fantastic player, and hope Brandon Armstrong's good shooting will help them when needed.
Sun Apr 25, 2004 10:28 am
Alcoholic wrote:Trades:
Walker wants to be captain, gets traded instead-
Antoine Walker wanted to be the captain instead of Arenas, and said Arenas is simply too young to be the captain. The GM of the Wizards, however, disagreed. After some harsh words, a deal was made with New Jersey to trade a handful of players, Walker being one of them. Christian Laettner is no longer needed, doesn't play any games, and simply sits on the bench gathering money, so he has been traded too.
Washington Trades:
Antoine Walker
Christian Laettner
Mitchell Butler
New Jersey Trades:
Richard Jefferson
Brandon Armstrong
The Wizards look forward to developing Richard Jefferson into a fantastic player, and hope Brandon Armstrong's good shooting will help them when needed.
now i love ur dynasty! NO MORE WALKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sun Apr 25, 2004 2:18 pm
Good trade.
Sun Apr 25, 2004 5:46 pm
(Today my dad was messing with my computer, so I had to use a slower one, so the pictures are probably not going to look as nice. 
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Game 3
Player in Watch
Richard Jefferson
Ironically, Richard Jefferson's first opponent on his new team is the one he came from. Jefferson had a solid game.
The final score - 135 to 118
Despite the final score, this game was very close. Gilbert Arenas was consistent throughout the game, while Richard Jefferson's game was on mainly in the first half. Brendan Haywood had a decent game too, and was dominating throughout the 2nd and 3rd quarters. The game was tied at the end of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarters, but in the 4th quarter, Vladimir Radmanovich caught fire and helped pull the Wizards away to victory. Jason Kidd and Kerry Kittles were dangerous on the break, and kept this game close. Jarvis Hayes was excellent in the 4th quarter, and was a big factor in helping the Wizards push ahead. Newly acclaimed Antoine Walker had a consistent game, but by the way he played, he clearly did not like being traded. He played dirty against Richard Jefferson, but Richard showed him whos boss. The Wizards are now 3-0.
Antoine Walker played very dirty against Richard Jefferson.
Player of the Game - Brendan Haywood
Brendan Haywood was dominating. No one in the low post stood a chance.
Play of the Game
After smiling at the cameraman, Richard Jefferson backed down Walker, then extended himself all the way to the rim. "What an athelete!" said Marv.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
21 Points
6 Rebounds
6 Assists
3 Steals
Reggie Evans-
4 Points
10 Rebounds
4 Assists
Vladimir Radmanovich-
21 Points
11 Rebounds
2 Assists
2 Blocks
Richard Jefferson-
27 Points
6 Rebounds
5 Assists
2 Steal
Brendan Haywood-
18 Points
16 Rebounds
5 Assists
7 Blocks
Jarvis Hayes-
16 Points
4 Rebounds
New Jersey-
Jason Kidd-
39 Points
6 Rebounds
11 Assists
Kerry Kittles-
17 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
2 Blocks
Kenyon Martin-
20 Points
20 Rebounds
1 Assist
6 Blocks
Antoine Walker-
22 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Assist
1 Steal
Jason Collins-
6 Points
10 Rebounds
2 Assists
Next game @ Home vs Dallas
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Game 3
Player in Watch
Richard Jefferson
Ironically, Richard Jefferson's first opponent on his new team is the one he came from. Jefferson had a solid game.
The final score - 135 to 118
Despite the final score, this game was very close. Gilbert Arenas was consistent throughout the game, while Richard Jefferson's game was on mainly in the first half. Brendan Haywood had a decent game too, and was dominating throughout the 2nd and 3rd quarters. The game was tied at the end of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarters, but in the 4th quarter, Vladimir Radmanovich caught fire and helped pull the Wizards away to victory. Jason Kidd and Kerry Kittles were dangerous on the break, and kept this game close. Jarvis Hayes was excellent in the 4th quarter, and was a big factor in helping the Wizards push ahead. Newly acclaimed Antoine Walker had a consistent game, but by the way he played, he clearly did not like being traded. He played dirty against Richard Jefferson, but Richard showed him whos boss. The Wizards are now 3-0.
Antoine Walker played very dirty against Richard Jefferson.
Player of the Game - Brendan Haywood
Brendan Haywood was dominating. No one in the low post stood a chance.
Play of the Game
After smiling at the cameraman, Richard Jefferson backed down Walker, then extended himself all the way to the rim. "What an athelete!" said Marv.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
21 Points
6 Rebounds
6 Assists
3 Steals
Reggie Evans-
4 Points
10 Rebounds
4 Assists
Vladimir Radmanovich-
21 Points
11 Rebounds
2 Assists
2 Blocks
Richard Jefferson-
27 Points
6 Rebounds
5 Assists
2 Steal
Brendan Haywood-
18 Points
16 Rebounds
5 Assists
7 Blocks
Jarvis Hayes-
16 Points
4 Rebounds
New Jersey-
Jason Kidd-
39 Points
6 Rebounds
11 Assists
Kerry Kittles-
17 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
2 Blocks
Kenyon Martin-
20 Points
20 Rebounds
1 Assist
6 Blocks
Antoine Walker-
22 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Assist
1 Steal
Jason Collins-
6 Points
10 Rebounds
2 Assists
Next game @ Home vs Dallas
Mon Apr 26, 2004 3:22 am
Kidd 39 points and 11 asts! 
Tue Apr 27, 2004 12:33 pm
Well I gave up on the GIFs, so hopefully things will return to normal.
Game 4
Player in Watch
Richard Jefferson
Richard Jefferson put on an exciting display against Dallas.
The final score - 127 to 113
It was rejection city tonight. The Wizards cast absolute magic on the fans as they were cheered on block after block. Although the player in watch was Richard Jefferson one of the Wizards clearly stood out- Gilbert Arenas. Dallas was killing the Wizards with fast breaks, but Gilbert Arenas had an unbelievable game. Shooting 63% field goals and a 57% 3 point shooting accuracy, Gilbert Arenas paved the way to victory and earned player of the game honors. Richard Jefferson had a decent game, shooting 43% from the field, but missing each of his 5 3-point attempts. The score was tied most of the way but by the final 5 minutes, the Wizards were able to pull away for the win, as their undefeated reign continues.
Richard Jefferson seemed to be effortlessly gliding through the air as he threw down a monster jam.
Player of the Game - Gilbert Arenas
It's no doubt Gilbert Arenas' amazing shooting accuracy was a deciding factor in tonights game.
Play of the Game
Richard Jefferson dunks all over a former predecessor, Jerry Stackhouse.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
38 Points
9 Rebounds
6 Assists
2 Steals
5 Blocks
Reggie Evans-
4 Points
15 Rebounds
5 Assists
3 Blocks
Vladimir Radmanovich-
16 Points
7 Rebounds
2 Assists
1 Steal
2 Blocks
Richard Jefferson-
24 Points
6 Rebounds
6 Assists
Brendan Haywood-
12 Points
10 Rebounds
7 Blocks
Jarvis Hayes-
13 Points
1 Rebound
1 Assist
Dallas-
Steve Nash-
15 Points
6 Rebounds
12 Assists
1 Block
Dirk Nowitzki-
11 Points
7 Rebounds
3 Assists
1 Block
Jerry Stackhouse-
20 Points
5 Rebounds
1 Assist
1 Steal
1 Block
Antawn Jamison-
9 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Steal
Michael Finley-
28 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
3 Steals
2 Blocks
Next game @ Home vs Toronto
Game 4
Player in Watch
Richard Jefferson
Richard Jefferson put on an exciting display against Dallas.
The final score - 127 to 113
It was rejection city tonight. The Wizards cast absolute magic on the fans as they were cheered on block after block. Although the player in watch was Richard Jefferson one of the Wizards clearly stood out- Gilbert Arenas. Dallas was killing the Wizards with fast breaks, but Gilbert Arenas had an unbelievable game. Shooting 63% field goals and a 57% 3 point shooting accuracy, Gilbert Arenas paved the way to victory and earned player of the game honors. Richard Jefferson had a decent game, shooting 43% from the field, but missing each of his 5 3-point attempts. The score was tied most of the way but by the final 5 minutes, the Wizards were able to pull away for the win, as their undefeated reign continues.
Richard Jefferson seemed to be effortlessly gliding through the air as he threw down a monster jam.
Player of the Game - Gilbert Arenas
It's no doubt Gilbert Arenas' amazing shooting accuracy was a deciding factor in tonights game.
Play of the Game
Richard Jefferson dunks all over a former predecessor, Jerry Stackhouse.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
38 Points
9 Rebounds
6 Assists
2 Steals
5 Blocks
Reggie Evans-
4 Points
15 Rebounds
5 Assists
3 Blocks
Vladimir Radmanovich-
16 Points
7 Rebounds
2 Assists
1 Steal
2 Blocks
Richard Jefferson-
24 Points
6 Rebounds
6 Assists
Brendan Haywood-
12 Points
10 Rebounds
7 Blocks
Jarvis Hayes-
13 Points
1 Rebound
1 Assist
Dallas-
Steve Nash-
15 Points
6 Rebounds
12 Assists
1 Block
Dirk Nowitzki-
11 Points
7 Rebounds
3 Assists
1 Block
Jerry Stackhouse-
20 Points
5 Rebounds
1 Assist
1 Steal
1 Block
Antawn Jamison-
9 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Steal
Michael Finley-
28 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
3 Steals
2 Blocks
Next game @ Home vs Toronto
Sun May 02, 2004 11:35 am
Hardwood Classics Night
Game 5
Player in Watch
Richard Jefferson
Richard Jefferson puts on another dazzling performance.
The final score - 125 to 112
The Wizards stay undefeated with their 5 game winning streak. Gilbert Arenas had another amazing game, shooting high percentages from all over the court. Vince Carter only scored 13 points, which could be one of the reasons why Toronto lost. Jalen Rosed was fearlessly attacking the rim, and ended up with 28 points. Reggie Evans went all out on the boards, and grabbed a truckload of rebounds. Toronto was shut down in transition and failed to convert baskets. This has been one of Washinton's easier victories.
Reggie Evans was dominating in the battle of the boards.
Player of the Game - Gilbert Arenas
Gilbert Arenas was 14-18 from the field and 2-3 from 3 point range.
Play of the Game
Richard Jefferson went behind the back and through the legs of Mo Peterson before pulling up for the jumper and swishing.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
33 Points
8 Rebounds
4 Assists
3 Steals
2 Blocks
Reggie Evans-
12 Points
28 Rebounds
6 Assists
1 Steal
Vladimir Radmanovich-
19 Points
4 Rebounds
2 Steals
1 Block
Richard Jefferson-
18 Points
5 Rebounds
3 Assists
Brendan Haywood-
12 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
Jarvis Hayes-
9 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Assist
Toronto-
Vince Carter-
13 Points
3 Rebounds
2 Assists
1 Block
Mo Peterson-
10 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Assists
1 Block
Jalen Rose-
28 Points
2 Rebounds
3 Assists
1 Block
Chris Bosh-
14 Points
11 Rebounds
1 Assist
4 Steals
3 Blocks
Alvin Williams-
14 Points
3 Rebounds
7 Assists
1 Steal
2 Blocks
Rod Strickland-
16 Points
4 Rebounds
2 Assists
3 Steals
Donyell Marshall-
8 Points
6 Rebounds
1 Assist
Next game @ Cleveland
Game 5
Player in Watch
Richard Jefferson
Richard Jefferson puts on another dazzling performance.
The final score - 125 to 112
The Wizards stay undefeated with their 5 game winning streak. Gilbert Arenas had another amazing game, shooting high percentages from all over the court. Vince Carter only scored 13 points, which could be one of the reasons why Toronto lost. Jalen Rosed was fearlessly attacking the rim, and ended up with 28 points. Reggie Evans went all out on the boards, and grabbed a truckload of rebounds. Toronto was shut down in transition and failed to convert baskets. This has been one of Washinton's easier victories.
Reggie Evans was dominating in the battle of the boards.
Player of the Game - Gilbert Arenas
Gilbert Arenas was 14-18 from the field and 2-3 from 3 point range.
Play of the Game
Richard Jefferson went behind the back and through the legs of Mo Peterson before pulling up for the jumper and swishing.
Stats:
Washinton:
Gilbert Arenas-
33 Points
8 Rebounds
4 Assists
3 Steals
2 Blocks
Reggie Evans-
12 Points
28 Rebounds
6 Assists
1 Steal
Vladimir Radmanovich-
19 Points
4 Rebounds
2 Steals
1 Block
Richard Jefferson-
18 Points
5 Rebounds
3 Assists
Brendan Haywood-
12 Points
5 Rebounds
2 Assists
Jarvis Hayes-
9 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Assist
Toronto-
Vince Carter-
13 Points
3 Rebounds
2 Assists
1 Block
Mo Peterson-
10 Points
4 Rebounds
1 Assists
1 Block
Jalen Rose-
28 Points
2 Rebounds
3 Assists
1 Block
Chris Bosh-
14 Points
11 Rebounds
1 Assist
4 Steals
3 Blocks
Alvin Williams-
14 Points
3 Rebounds
7 Assists
1 Steal
2 Blocks
Rod Strickland-
16 Points
4 Rebounds
2 Assists
3 Steals
Donyell Marshall-
8 Points
6 Rebounds
1 Assist
Next game @ Cleveland