Retro 2003-04 Suns Dynasty :: Summary of first two seasons

So I've been playing for the past weeks that dynasty, and right before the start of my third season I found this website. Now, you all have to read a summary of these two seasons!

So the game is played using Live 2004, and un-updated rosters. Each season is 28 games long and the playoffs are best of 3.

The summary will mainly be in newspaper title format. The rest of it will be done in more details, but if you're a picture fan, don't expect much from me! I'm here for the story.

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Roster of every team for 2005-06 season
Suns roster for 2005-2006 season

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2003 OFF-SEASON

Phoenix Times: Four team, twelve player, 3 All Star deal reshapes the league
This morning was annonced the biggest deal in a long time. The Suns acquired phenomenal scorer Tracy McGrady and point guard Tyronn Lue from the Magic. In exchange, Phoenix sent Stephon Marbury to Orlando and Shawn Marion to Chicago. The Magic also received ex-Bulls Tyson Chandler and Jalen Rose and ex-Warriors Troy Murphy and Mike Dunleavy. Chicago received, in addition to Marion, Gordan Giricek, while the Warriors got veteran Juwan Howard and young swingman Eddie Robinson.

Memphis acquires Rashard Lewis for James Posey, Lorenzen Wright and Earl Watson

Phoenix receives shooter Quentin Richardson for veterans Penny Hardaway and Brevin Knight

Kings get DerMarr Johnson, send Gerald Wallace to Arizona

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2003-04 ALL-STAR GAME AND DEADLINE TRADES

All-star starting fives announced
The Los Angeles Lakers managed to send two of their players to the All-Star game as starters. Joining Kobe and Shaq in the West's starting 5 are San Antonio's Tim Duncan, Phoenix's Tracy McGrady and Houston Steve Francis. On the other side of the continent, the five best players were chosen to be Toronto's Vince Carter, Detroit's Ben Wallace, New Jersey's Jason Kidd, Boston's Paul Pierce and Indiana's Jermaine O'neal.

All-star line-ups completed
Joining his teammate Vince Carter on the Eastern team will be center Antonio Davis. The West also received a pair of All-Star teammate in Dallas' Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki. Many other All-Stars this year are surprises to no one: Sacramento's Chris Webber, Seattle's Ray Allen and Minnesota's Kevin Garnett are such players out West, while young first time All-Stars like Pau Gasol and Andrei Kirilenko were less foreseen. The Atlantic coast is highlighted by many veterans' comeback, like Davis', including forwards Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Antonio McDyess and Jerry Stackhouse. Rounding up the All-Star squad are Philadelphia's Allen Iverson, the Hornets' Baron Davis and Chicago's Shawn Marion.

Utah gives up 1st rounder for Robert Horry

Magic gets Raja Bell for Sasser

Toronto gets a push for the playoffs
Hoping to go deeper in the playoffs, the Raptors received Al Harrington and Chauncey Billups yesterday, sending a first round pick to Indiana and Alvin and Jerome Williams to Detroit in the process.

Phoenix gets Eddie Griffin for Quentin Richardson

Nets net Rasheed Wallace for Kenyon Martin, Kerry Kittles ands Chucky Atkins

Portland lands Heat's Caron Butler for Mighty Mouse and Dale Davis

Phoenix receives sharpshooting McCarthy, Portland gets veteran Kemp, Celtics acquires Ruben Patterson

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2003-04 AWARDS

Tim Duncan receives third straight MVP award
Duncan posted the second-best scoring average of his career (24.4) and led his team to the second seed in the league behind the Mavericks. His scoring, good for fourth in the league, was supplemented by his 11.8 rebounds, 3.6 dimes and 2.4 rejections per match.

Earl Watson gets the MIP

Matt Harpring is declared supersub

McGrady is best scorer, followed closely by Seattle's Allen

LeBron James best rookie

All NBA teams:
Shaquille O'neal/Pau Gasol
Tim Duncan/Kevin Garnett
Paul Pierce/Shawn Marion
Tracy McGrady/Ray Allen
Baron Davis/Jason Kidd

RoY James headline First All-Rookie team
Joining LeBron James are Milwaukee's TJ Ford, Denver's Carmelo Anthony, Detroit's Darko Milicic and Miami's Dwayne Wade. The Warriors' Michael Pietrus, the Clippers' Chris Kaman, the Hawks' Boris Diaw, the Raptors' Chris Bosh and the Sonics' Luke Ridnour are on the second team.

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2003-04 PLAYOFFS

FIRST ROUND
Dallas 2 vs Seattle 0
Philadelphia 2 vs Washington 0
Lakers 2 vs Houston 1
New York 2 vs Orlando 0
Minnesota 1 vs Phoenix 2
Toronto 2 vs Cleveland 0
Sacramento 2 vs Clippers 0
Chicago 0 vs Atlanta 2

SEMI FINALS
Dallas 2 vs Lakers 0
Philadelphia 0 vs New York 2
Sacramento 0 vs Phoenix 2
Atlanta 2 vs Toronto 1

New York makes it to the finals, sweeps Atlanta

Fairy tale won't last longer for Suns

Dirk Nowitzki is crowned Finals MVP: "The ring is what's important."

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2004 OFF-SEASON

DRAFT RESULTS
Pick number- Team: Name, Overall& Position
1- GSW: Betts, 74 SF
2- NOH: Grayer, 68 PF
3- SAS (from UTAH): Winter, 68 PF
4- DET: Martin, 64 PF
5- DEN: Byers, 60 C
6- NJN: Lambert, 69 PG

Duncan: Happy we signed Kobe

Pierce asks for trade

Phoenix signs Jamal Crawford

Cleveland gets Traylor for D-Miles

Morris Peterson a Nugget

LeBron gets help: Bibby and DerMarr Johnson for Ricky Davis, Newble and Diop

Lakers sign Kurt Thomas, Lattrell Sprewell and Stromile Swift

Magic get Keith Van Horn for Troy Murphy and DeClerq

Washington gets reigning 6th man of the year for Haywood and Jeffries

Rasheed Wallace goes to Utah

Pierce is traded to the Pistons
Pierce was traded to the Detroit Pistons today for Ben Wallace, Richard Hamilton, a first round pick and Tayshaun Prince. Boston also received Philadelphia's rookie Page, while the Sixers received Tony Delk. Detroit also received Gordan Giricek from the Raptors, who received Philadelphia's Derrick Coleman.

Manu Ginobilli a Pacer

Bonzi Wells a Net

Clippers receive Jason Kidd, and much more!
The Clippers sent Elton Brand and a first round pick to New Jersey, Marko Jaric to Indiana and Eddie House to Detroit in order to receive future Hall of Famer Jason Kidd and teammate Rodney Rogers. Indiana also sent stopper Ron Artest to Golden State to supplement Betts, and Jamal Tinsley to Portland. Portland also received Jason Richardson from the Warriors, while trading away Caron Butler and Derek Anderson to the Nets, and Zach Randolph and Kerry Kittles to Indiana, who also received Golden State's Eddie Robinson. Detroit also sent to the Nets veteran Corliss Williamson.

COMING SOON: 2nd season results.

Don't worry, the second season is not as transaction heavy!

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Spurs signed Kobe?
OMG.

2005 SEASON AWARDS

ALL-STAR TEAMS

Western All-Stars
Tim Duncan (SAS)/Rasheed Wallace (UTA)/Shaquille O'neal (LAL)
Kevin Garnett (MIN)/Kenyon Martin (POR)/Chris Webber (SAC)
Peja Stojakovic (SAC)/Andrei Kirilenko (UTA)
Ray Allen (SEA)/Kobe Bryant (SAS)
Jason Kidd (LAC)/Bobby Jackson (SAC)

Eastern All-Stars
Jermaine O'neal (IND)/Ben Wallace (BOS)/Zydraunas Ilgauskas (CLE)
Kwame Brown (WAS)/Shareef Abdur-Rahim (ATL)
Paul Pierce (DET)/Jamal Mashburn (NOH)/Shawn Marion (CHI)
Vince Carter (TOR)/Jalen Rose (ORL)
Stephon Marbury (ORL)/Chauncey Billups (TOR)

Sacramento managed to sneak three of its players in the All-Star team, Bobby Jackson making his first trip. 3 teams managed to get two players to the All-Star game: San Antonio (with Duncan and Bryant), Toronto (with Carter and Billups) and Utah (with Wallace and Kirilenko).

End of year awards

MVP: Tim Duncan, for the fourth year in a row
MIP: Todd MacCulloch, PHI
6th man: Kenny Anderson, POR
DPoY: Kevin Garnett, MIN
RoY: Dell Grayer, NOH

All NBA 1st Team
Tim Duncan - Kevin Garnett - Paul Pierce - Vince Carter - Jason Kidd

All-NBA 2nd Team
Shaquille O'neal - Rasheed Wallace - Peja Stojakovic - Tracy McGrady - Steve Francis

All Rookie 1st Team
Dell Grayer, PF/SF, NOH, 2nd pick: 16.2ppg, 4.4rpg, 3.5apg, 1.0bpg, 1.6spg
Simon Betts, SF/PF, GSW, 1st pick: 16.2ppg, 4.1rpg, 3.5apg, 1.1bpg, 0.9spg
Noam Martin, PF/C, DET, 4th pick: 13.7ppg, 4.6rpg, 3.4apg, 1.2bpg, 0.9spg
Neil Winter, PF/C, SAS, 3rd pick: 12.8ppg, 4.6rpg, 3.7apg, 1.5bpg, 0.8spg
Kareem Byers, C/PF, DEN, 5th pick: 14.0ppg, 5.0rpg, 2.6apg, 1.3bpg, 0.8spg

All Rookie 2nd Team
Nick Lambert, PG, NJN, 6th pick: 11.2ppg, 3.5rpg, 4.4apg, 0.6bpg, 1.7spg
Jud Coker, C/PF, POR, 7th pick: 10.4ppg, 5.0rpg, 2.4apg, 1.1bpg, 0.6spg
Liam Bing, PG/SG, BOS, 10th pick: 12.6ppg, 3.6rpg, 4.0apg, 0.4bpg, 1.1spg
Marian Jarvis, PG/SG, MIL, 8th pick: 11.1ppg, 3.3rpg, 3.8apg, 0.6bpg, 1.0spg
Fred Mayberry, PG/SG, MIA, 9th pick: 6.1ppg, 2.2rpg, 2.6apg, 0.4bpg, 0.5spg

2005 PLAYOFFS

FIRST ROUND
Seattle 0, Memphis 2
San Antonio 1, Phoenix 2
Sacramento 2, Dallas 1
Utah 1, Lakers 2

New Orleans 1, Atlanta 2
Toronto 2, Orlando 1
Indiana 1, Cleveland 2
Miami 2, Washington 1

SEMI-FINALS
Memphis 0, Phoenix 2
Sacramento 2, Lakers 0

Atlanta 1, Toronto 2
Miami 1, Cleveland 2

Conference Finals
Sacramento 2, Phoenix 1
Cleveland 2, Toronto 0

CLEVELAND 2, SACRAMENTO 1
Zydraunas Ilgauskas is the Finals MVP




Next: DRAFT AND 05-06 OFFSEASON, SURPRISING PLAYERS, and then... THE SEASON BEGINS!

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Spurs signed Kobe?
OMG.

They did, but they did not go very far! Bet them in the playoffs!

In that season, Kobe only scored 19.6 per game, and TD got MVP with 24.8. Kobe is going downhill pretty quickly!

See, that's why I love long term dynasties: some really good players go down, scrubs go up and become All-Stars... That's where the fun really is!

and lol,Ilgauskas Finals MVP?

@TheDee: I know eh? He did play out of his mind throughout the playoffs (23ppg, 12rpg, 4bpg, 70%FG), but it was still quite a surprise!

The stats are impressive,i just wish he could play like that.

Surprising players so far!







@TheDee: I know right? Wow would that team dominate! Oh and by the way, thanks for reading!

Very interesting! Well, Z was an All-Star in 2005 so putting up numbers isn't surprising, but that sort of numbers is amazing. Lebron sucks, so he has to.

@Martti.: Yeah, definitely! Sadly, LeBron is really not up to par, and while it's the other way around IRL, in this dynasty this batch of rookies is incredibly weak!

LeBron 12 ppg... That just can't happen, IRL or video games

First, sorry for the delay, it's the end of the term so obviously papers are piling up on my desk! I'll finalise everything this week-end and probably start the games this week.

@ Thierry: I know! I mean... He sucks, honestly... I don't know why in 2004 they have such weak rookies for that batch (LeBron is higher at 69) and the new rookies easily go in the 70s (2-3 per season and they report the draft as "weak"). Yet, that batch of rookies was probably the best one ever!

And nobody commented on Radmanovic? The guy's on fire!

So here are the updated rosters of 28 of the 29 teams in the NBA:

Numbers between parenthesis are the player's overall rating.

ATLANTA HAWKS
PG: J. Terry (69)/T. Brandon (52)/D. Dickau (51)
SG: E. Fulton (58)/T. Ramsey (54)
SF: B. Diaw (62)/B. Sura (58)/L. Nailon (49)
PF: Z. Randolph (60)/E. Najera (53)
C: T. Chandler (76)/N. Mohammed (61)

Draft: Eddie Fulton at 14, Popovic at 43

Free Agency gains: Tyson Chandley, Zach Randolph
Free Agency losses: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Theo Ratliff

Trades: none

BOSTON CELTICS
PG: L. Bing (62)/M. James (57)/Page (48)
SG: R. Hamilton (67)/J. Heller (60)
SF: R. Patterson (58)/V. Lenard (52)/S. Jackson (48)
PF: B. Wallace (73)/M. Rose (61)
C: T. Battie (64)/J. White (52)

Draft: Jon Heller at 8, Ashmore at 37

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Antoine Walker

Trades: Sent Tayshaun Prince to Washington for Jahidi White

CHICAGO BULLS
PG: G. Payton (61)/T. Maddox (56)/K. Hinrich (52)
SG: G. McCloud (71)/R. Mason Jr. (56)/ J. Jarrett (45)
SF: S. Marion (80)/S. Bradley (55)
PF: D. Marshall (65)/M. Lampe (61)
C: E. Curry (68)/C. Mills (57)

Draft: Gustave McCloud at 3, Jarrett at 30

Free Agency gains: Gary Payton
Free Agency losses: Scottie Pippen

Trades: sent Jay Williams and Trenton Hassell to Lakers for Maciej Lampe

CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
PG: M. Bibby (65)/J. Bremer (55)
SG: D. Johnson (68)/J. Kaponon (54)
SF: L. James (75)/K. Gilliam (57)
PF: C. Boozer (74)/R. Traylor (63)/L. Baxter (54)
C: Z. Ilgauskas (69)/C. Mihm (55)/ Adetoun (54)

Draft: Adetoun at 17, Eiland at 46

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: none

Trades: none

DALLAS MAVERICKS
PG: T. Hudson (66)/R. Alston (57)/D. Glover (45)
SG: M. Finley (81)/ J. Caffey (50)/M. Daniels (48)
SF: K. Van Horn (67)/J. Howard (54)
PF: D. Nowitzki (87)/ S. Hunter (57)
C: R. LaFrentz (67)/S. Bradley (58)

Draft: Caffey at 22, Hardaway at 51

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Steve Nash

Trades: Sent Antawn Jamison to Orlando in a 3 way-deal for Keith Van Horn, Troy Hudson and Steven Hunter

DENVER NUGGETS
PG: A. Miller (70)/B. Jackson (65)
SG: M. Peterson (71)/R. Butler (57)
SF: C. Anthony (65)/O. Rogers (61)/R. White (60)
PF: K. Byers (64)/Nene (59)/O. Harrington (51)
C: M. Camby (65)/P. Drobnjak (53)

Draft: Olumide Rogers at 10, McKie at 39

Free Agency gains: Bobby Jackson
Free Agency losses: none

Trades: Sent Nikoloz Tskitshvili to Miami for Rasual Butler

DETROIT PISTONS
PG: B. McCarty (63)/A. Williams (61)/ E. House (53)
SG: P. Pierce (84)/J. Forte (57)/J. Jackson (56)
SF: S. Battier (67)/M. Fizer (62)
PF: N. Martin (63)/J. Williams (59)
C: D. Milicic (66)/M. Blount (57)

Draft: Blaise McCarty at 9, McKie at 38

Free Agency gains: Shane Battier
Free Agency losses: none

Trades: none

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
PG: N. Van Exel (60)/S. Claxton (54)/B. Drew (50)
SG: R. Artest (77)/M. Miller (67)/C. Cheaney (46)
SF: S. Betts (74)/M. Pietrus (52)
PF: S. McDonald (72)/A. Foyle (47)
C: T. Ratliff (61)/E. Dampier (56)

Draft: Saul McDonald at 2, Hendrickson at 34

Free Agency gains: Theo Ratliff
Free Agency losses: Cliff Robinson

Trades: Sent Juwan Howard to Memphis for Mike Miller

HOUSTON ROCKETS
PG: S. Francis (83)/M. Norris (52)
SG: C. Mobley (66)/I. Barkley (52)/W. Williams (47)
SF: Q. Richardson (65)/R. Dove (58)/B. Nachbar (47)
PF: M. Okur (60)/M. Taylor (58)
C: Y. Ming (77)/Z. Pachulia (51)

Draft: Romeo Dove at 12, Reid at 41

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Vlade Divac

Trades: Sent Troy Bell to Orlando for Zaza Pachulia

INDIANA PACERS
PG: M. Jaric (61)/A. Wagner (59)/A. Johnson (49)
SG: K. Kittles (64)/M. Kesper (61)
SF: M. Ginobili (74)/E. Robinson (61)/J. Jones (43)
PF: J. Bender (74)/S. Hines (50)
C: J. O’neal (85)/S. Pollard (55)

Draft: Hines at 23, Fielden at 52

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Zach Randolph

Trades: none

LA CLIPPERS
PG: J. Kidd (83)/M. Banks (58)/B. Knight (49)
SG: C. Maggette (73)/L. Spencer (62)
SF: T. Fowlkes (56)/B. Simmons (53)/J. Swann (48)
PF: C. Wilcox (53)/W. Zhizhi (48)
C: C. Kaman (58)/M. Ely (49)

Draft: Litterial Spencer at 7, Gilmore at 36

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Rodney Rogers, DeShawn Stevenson

Trades: none

LA LAKERS
PG: D. Fisher (61)/J. Williams (58)
SG: L. Sprewell (62)/B. Russell (58)/C. Gill (50)
SF: D. George (64)/H. Turkoglu (51)/T. Hassell (55)
PF: K. Thomas (65)/B. Cook (52)
C: S. O’neal (89)/S. Swift (62)

Draft: Cameron Gill at 21, Oak at 50

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Gary Payton

Trades: sent Maciej Lampe to Chicago for Jay Williams and Trenton Hassell

MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES
PG: J. Williams (71)/A. Hoyle (61)/ J. Elway (39)
SG: M. Dickerson (58)/D. Jones (52)
SF: R. Lewis (72)/T. Sandler (55)
PF: J. Howard (68)/S. Walker (55)
C: K. Cato (56)/J. Caffey (55)/K. Humphrey (43)

Draft: Theodore Sandler at 16, Price at 45

Free agency gains: none
Free agency losses: Pau Gasol, Shane Battier

Trades: Sent Eric Williams to Milwaukee for Jeff Caffey, sent Mike Miller to Golden State for Juwan Howard

MIAMI HEAT
PG: F. Mayberry (58)/D. Galland (50)
SG: D. Wade (67)/J. Hayes (54)/W. Person (51)
SF: L. Odom (70)/G. Wallace (55)
PF: S. Abdur-Rahim (76)/N. Tskitshvili (56)
C: B. Griant (57)/V. Stepania (56)/A. Elliot (41)

Draft: Dijon Galland at 20, Brodeur at 49

Free Agency gains: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Gerald Wallace
Free Agency losses: Eddie Jones, Damon Stoudamire

Trades: sent Rasual Butler to Denver for Nikoloz Tskitshvili

MILWAUKEE BUCKS
PG: M. Jarvis (60)/T. Ford (58)
SG: M. Redd (65)/E. Strickland (54)
SF: J. Rose (72)/E. Williams (53)/F. Lopez (49)
PF: T. Thomas (65)/J. Smith (63)/M. Haislip (52)
C: O. Mohammed (66)/L. Woods (54)

Draft: Obike Mohammed at 4, Beatty at 33

Free Agency gains: Jalen Rose
Free Agency losses: none

Trades: sent Jeff Caffey to Memphis for Eric Williams

MINNESOTA T’WOLVES
PG: P. Hardaway (60)/S. Williams (58)
SG: S. Cassell (59)/R. Bell (55)/F. Hoiberg (49)
SF: W. Szczerbiak (66)/N. Ebi (56)/C. Dillon (46)
PF: K. Garnett (96)/G. Trent (56)
C: M. Olowokandi (60)/B. Graham (59)

Draft: Barnaby Graham at 13, Wagner at 42

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: none

Trades: Sent Troy Hudson to Dallas in a 3-way deal for Penny Hardaway and Raja Belle


NEW JERSEY NETS
PG: N. Lambert (72)/C. Harvey (59)
SG: B. Davis (80)/T. Slay (52)
SF: B. Wells (71)/C. Butler (67)/Z. Planicic (50)
PF: E. Brand (76)/C. Williamson (57)/B. Outlaw (55)
C: P. Gasol (77)/D. Fortson (56)

Draft: Clifford Harvey at 11, Dixon at 40

Free Agency gains: Pau Gasol
Free Agency losses: Alonzo Mourning

Trades: Sent Richard Jefferson and Derek Anderson to New Orleans for Baron Davis

NEW ORLEANS HORNETS
PG: D. Anderson (66)/E. Watson (58)
SG: R. Jefferson (74)/C. Alexander (54)/J. Sasser (54)
SF: D. Miles (66)/G. Lynch (51)
PF: D. Grayer (61)/D. West (53)/Haston (49)
C: J. Magloire (64)/P. Brown (58)

Draft: Burgess at 24, Massenburg at 53

Free Agency gains: Earl Watson
Free Agency losses: Jamal Mashburn

Trades: Sent Baron Davis to New Jersey for Derek Anderson and Richard Jefferson

NEW YORK KNICKS
PG: S. Nash (75)/H. Eisley (59)/C. Ward (54)
SG: R. Duncan (63)/A. Houston (62)/V. Yarbrough (55)
SF: S. Anderson (63)/G. Buckner (53)
PF: A. McDyess (70)/M. Sweetney (55)
C: T. Murphy (68)/M. Case (55)

Draft: Redge Duncan at 4, Dale at 31

Free Agency gains: Steve Nash
Free Agency losses: Andrew DeClerq, Rick Fox

Trades: none

ORLANDO MAGIC
PG: S. Marbury (77)/T. Bell (54)/D. Knight (37)
SG: M. Dunleavy Jr. (67)/R. Long (57)/A. Griffin (51)
SF: J. Mashburn (69)/G. Hill (65)
PF: A. Jamison (77)/P. Garrity (64)
C: D. Gooden (67)/B. Boyes (60)

Draft: Ridley Long at 18, Haydown at 47

Free Agency gains: Jamal Mashburn
Free Agency losses: Tyson Chandler

Trades: Sent Zaza Pachulia to Houston for Troy Bell, then sent Penny Hardaway and Raja Bell to Minnesota, and Keith Van Horn and Steven Hunter to Dallas in a 3-way deal for Antawn Jamison

PHILADELPHIA 76ERS
PG: E. Snow (63) / T. Delk (60)
SG: A. Iverson (83)/A. McKie (59)
SF: J. Nelson (67)/M. Williams (51)/J. Salmons (46)
PF: C. Weatherspoon (52)/K. Thomas (49
C: M. Jackson (58)/T. MacCulloch (52)/S. Dalembert (42)

Draft: Jessie Nelson at 6, Folkes at 35

Free Agency gains: none
Free Agency losses: Glenn Robinson

Trades: none

PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS
PG: J. Tinsley (65)/K. Anderson (52)/C. Atkins (52)
SG: J. Alford (71)/T. Outlaw (51)/C. Smith (50)
SF: J. Richardson (75)/A. Croshere (62)
PF: K. Martin (73)/S. Padgett (49)
C: J. Coker (60)/C. Andersen (52)

Draft: Jeremiah Alford at 1, Fisher at 32

Free Agency gains: Austin Croshere
Free Agency losses: Shawn Kemp

Trades: none

SACRAMENTO KINGS
PG: T. Parker (66)/L. Hunter (54)/C. Fairchild (48)
SG: R. Davis (73)/D. Christie (54)/W. Toomey (51)
SF: P. Stojakovic (75)/I. Newble (51)
PF: C. Webber (83)/D. Songaila (41)
C: B. Miller (71)/D. Diop (51)

Draft: Chris Fairchild at 27, Constantine at 56

Free Agency gains: Tony Parker
Free Agency losses: Bobby Jackson

Trades: none

SAN ANTONIO SPURS
PG: J. Dixon (62)/S. Blake (52)
SG: K. Bryant (95)/M. Hagman (58)/D. Brown (47)
SF: J. Jones (62)/K. Brown (55)/V. Ellison (46)
PF: N. Winter (73)/R. Rogers (61)
C: T. Duncan (91)/J. McCoy (55)

Draft: Vito Ellison at 26, Gamlin at 55

Free Agency gains: Rodney Rogers
Free Agency losses: Tony Parker, Bruce Bowen

Trades: sent Vin Baker to Washington for Steve Blake

SEATTLE SUPERSONICS
PG: D. Wesley (59)/J. Crawford (59)/A. Crisp (53)
SG: J. Posey (67)/A. Daniels (58)
SF: G. Robinson (69)/R. Mercer (61)
PF: A. Walker (78)/N. Collison (60)
C: L. Wright (66)/J. James (52)/V. Potapenko (48)

Draft: Weekes at 29, Grayer at 58

Free Agency gains: Glenn Rovinson, Antoine Walker, David Wesley
Free Agency losses: Ray Allen, Vladimir Radmanovic, Earl Watson

Trades: Sent Luke Ridnour to Phoenix for Jamal Crawford

TORONTO RAPTORS
PG: C. Billups (68)/C. Whitney (50)
SG: V. Carter (86)/B. Barry (61)
SF: A. Harrington (73)/A. Kirilenko (67)/L. Murray (59)
PF: J. Moiso (63)/A. Davis (53)
C: C. Bosh (61)/B. Spencer (55)/K. Johnson (47)

Draft: Brendan Spencer at 19, Hughes at 48

Free Agency gains: Andreï Kirilenko
Free Agency losses: Derrick Coleman

Trades: none

UTAH JAZZ
PG: D. Stoudamire (60)/K. Dooling (54)/C. Arroyo (53)
SG: E. Jones (64)/S. Parker (53)/D. Stevenson (52)
SF: R. Allen (82)/J. Jeffries (52)
PF: R. Wallace (80)/C. Borchardt (51)
C: K. Clark (69)/B. Haywood (59)

Draft: Morrison at 28, Templeton at 57

Free Agency gains: Ray Allen, Damon Stoudamire, Eddie Jones
Free Agency losses: Andreï Kirilenko

Trades: none

WASHINGTON WIZARDS
PG: V. Nelson (63)/G. Arenas (64)/K. Satterfield (49)
SG: J. Stackhouse (77)/T. Prince (54)
SF: D. Mason (67)/M. Harpring (68)
PF: V. Radmanovic (69)/B. Baldwin (57)/V. Baker (51)
C: K. Brown (75)/R. Nesterovic (59)

Draft: Blake Baldwin at 15, Robinson at 44

Free Agency gains: Vladimir Radmanovic
Free Agency losses: Christian Laettner, Larry Hughes, Tony Kukoc

Trades: Sent Jahidi White to Boston for Tayshaun Prince, then sent Steve Blake to San Antonio for Vin Baker

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PHOENIX SUNS

OFF-SEASON:
Drafted Anthony Forbes at 25, Gilliam at 54.
Signed Larry Hughes
Traded Jamal Crawford to Seattle for Luke Ridnour
Lost Gerald Wallace to free agency

STARTING 5


Larry Hughes (66)
Tracy McGrady (90)
Joe Johnson (61)
Eddie Griffin (75)
Amare Stoudemire (68)

BENCH
Walter McCarthy (63) SF,PF
Tyronn Lue (58) PG, SG
Zarko Cabarkapa (53) SF, PF, C
Luke Ridnour (53) PG
Leandrinho Barbosa (51) PG, SG
Anthony Forbes (49) C
Dale Davis (48) C

TMAC, JJ, STAT and Leandrinho (?) looks like a dangerous squad, on paper anyway...

@Clutch: Well you know, this was back then: Barbosa (I can't spell his first name right) and JJ were not that good, and Amare was, while a top 5 C, nowhere near where he is right now. Actually, my second best player is probably Griffin!

ahhh that's their overall nxt to them; why i didn't realize that i dunno... that actually would've been a really nice lineup if those players matured on the same squad IRL; i'm glad E-Griff (RIP) is getting to continue his bball career at least in your dynasty; make him an All-Star and more