||Montreal Ravens|| 1999-2000 Season Recap!

Free Agency

Ravens

Sign:
M. Pope
Y. Dare

Retain:
B. Daugherty
B. Bowen
S. Howard

________________________

76ers

Retain:
M. Maloney

________________________

Bucks

Sign:
A. Osborne
L. Hunter

Retain:
V. Baker

________________________

Bulls

Sign:
S. Danilovic
P. Graham

Retain:
S. Pippen

________________________

Cavaliers

Sign:
J. Nealy
W. Tisdale
S. Burrell
T. Hill

________________________

Celtics

Sign:
C. Ward

Retain:
J. Feick

________________________

Clippers

Sign:
C. Dudley

Retained:
S. Roberts


________________________

Grizzlies

Sign:
R. Harper

________________________

Hawks

Retain:
H. Davis

________________________

Heat

Retain:
K. Thomas

________________________

Hornets

Sign:
V. Askew
J. Barry

________________________

Jazz

Retain:
J. Hornacek

________________________

Knicks

Sign:
D. Reid

________________________

Lakers

Retain:
C. Ceballos

________________________

Magic

Retain:
B.J. Armstrong

________________________

Nets

Sign:
P. Ellison
S. Webb
C. Rozier

________________________

Nuggets

Sign:
T. Kukoc
C. Mills

________________________

Pacers

Sign:
W. Person

________________________

Pistons

Sign:
A. Lang
A. McKie

________________________

Raptors

Sign:
C. Barkley
N. Van Exel

________________________

Rockets

Sign:
S. Bradley
G. Muresan

Retain:
R. Horry

________________________

Spurs

Retain:
D. Robinson

________________________

Suns

Sign:
R. Fox

________________________

Sonics

Sign:
J. McIlvaine

________________________

Warriors

Retain:
C. Mullin
C. Gatling

________________________

Bullets

Sign:
A. Robertson
K. Jennings
J. Padgett

Retain:
M. Price
________________________

Halfway through the season and my laptop decides to delete the word files which contained the game recaps and monthly recaps, etc. Seems like I should just sim the whole season and just shitpost the important events/trades that happened this season.

Montreal sends Ray Allen to San Antonio



Montreal traded away their 6th man, Ray Allen, to San Antonio. In return, the Spurs sent rookie guard Chauncey Billups. Billups has been averaging 2.3 ppg and 0.9 apg in 6 mins of playing time for the Spurs while Allen was averaging 19 ppg for the Ravens.

Aside from Allen, the Ravens also traded away their starting point guard Robert Pack and bench warmer Mark Pope to Atlanta for rookie Anthony Parker and a 1st round pick for next year’s draft.

Trade breakdown:

SAS gets:
R. Allen (78 OVR)

MON gets:
1st round pick
C. Billups (70 OVR)
A. Parker (65 OVR)

ATL gets:
R. Pack (74 OVR)
M. Pope (64 OVR)

Last edited by Kevin on Mon Sep 26, 2016 1:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Ravens sign Pete Chilcutt and Dell Curry

Montreal announced today that they have signed both Pete Chilcutt and Dell Cury on a 1-year deal both worth $1.2M.

Season Recap



Eastern Conference Standings

Chicago Bulls [56-26]
Detroit Pistons [53-29]
Miami Heat [52-30]
Toronto Raptors [52-30]
Orlando Magic [51-31]
Montreal Ravens [46-36]
Atlanta Hawks [37-45]
Indiana Pacers [36-46]
________________________
Boston Celtics [34-48]
Charlotte Hornets [34-48]
Cleveland Cavaliers [34-48]
New York Knicks [32-50]
New Jersey Nets [31-51]
Milwaukee Bucks [28-54]
Washington Bullets [24-58]

Western Conference Standings

Utah Jazz [55-27]
Denver Nuggets [55-27]
Philadelphia 76ers [54-28]
Los Angeles Lakers [53-29]
Portland Trailblazers [50-32]
Sacramento Kings [46-35]
Golden State Warriors [44-38]
________________________

Los Angeles Clippers [42-40]
Seattle SuperSonics [42-40]
Dallas Mavericks [40-42]
Minnesota Timberwolves [36-46]
Houston Rockets [34-48]
Vancouver Grizzlies [34-48]
San Antonio Spurs [32-50]
Phoenix Suns [27-55]



League Leaders

Points Per Game
K. Bryant [MON] 31.4

Rebounds Per Game
T. Duncan [MIL] 12.9

Assists Per Game
John Stockton [UTA] 10.9

Steals Per Game
C. Ward [BOS] 2.6

Blocks Per Game
G. Ostertag [UTA] 2.0

Field Goal Percentage
S. O'Neal [ORL] 61%

3-Point Field Goal Percentage
D. Barry [CHA] 48.7%



Notable Injuries

Out for Season:
C. Fox [CLE] Knee Surgery
A. Daniels [LAL] Torn MCL
G. Rice [CHA] Torn MCL
Y. Dare [MON] Knee Surgery

Out for 4-10 months:
J. Hornacek [Torn MCL] Torn MCL
S. O’Neal [ORL] Knee Surgery
M. Maloney [PHI] Torn MCL
C. Webber [WAS] Torn MCL
A. McKie [DET] Strained Achilles
B. Daugherty [MON] Broken Back



Ravens Players' Stats

Award Winners

MVP
Michael Jordan [CHI]
31 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 3.8 apg, 1.7 spg, .4 bpg

RotY
Tim Duncan [MIL]
19.9 ppg, 12.9 rpg, 2.9 apg, .4 spg, 1.5 bpg

6thMotY
Zydrunas Ilgauskas [BOS]
16.0 ppg, 9.3 rpg, .9 apg, .2 spg, .8 bpg

DPotY
David Robinson [SAS]
20.9 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 1,6 apg, 1.4 spg, 1.8 bpg

MIP
Antoine Walker [DET]
23.5 ppg, 7.3 apg, 2.7 rpg, 1 spg, .4 bpg

CotY
Butch Beard [TOR]
52-30 (W-L) Record

ALL-NBA 1st Team
Michael Jordan [CHI]
Kobe Bryant [MON]
Karl Malone [UTA]
Kevin Garnett [MIN]
David Robinson [SAS]

ALL-NBA 2nd Team
Gary Payton [SEA]
Steve Nash [SAC]
Tim Duncan [MIL]
Grant Hill [DET]
Patrick Ewing [BOS]

ALL-NBA 3rd Team
John Stockton [UTA]
Kevin Johnson [PHX]
Antoine Walker [DET]
Shawn Kemp [DEN]
Alonzo Mourning [MIA]

ALL-DEFENSIVE 1st Team
Kobe Bryant [MON]
Allen Iverson [MIL]
Kevin Garnett [MIN]
Tim Duncan [MIL]
David Robinson [SAS]

ALL-DEFENSIVE 2nd Team
Michael Jordan [CHI]
Charlie Ward [BOS]
Shawn Kemp [DEN]
Charles Barkley [TOR]
Greg Ostertag [UTA]

ALL-ROOKIE 1st Team
Tim Duncan [MIL]
Dontae Jones [NJN]
Tracy McGrady [MON]
Zydrunas Ilgauskas [BOS]
Michael Steward [NYK]

ALL-ROOKIE 2nd Team
Antonio Daniels [LAL]
Alvin Williams [NYK]
God Shammgod [MIA]
Bobby Jackson [LAC]
Derek Anderson [POR]

Playoffs Result



Finals MVP
Michael Jordan [CHI] (41 ppg, 8 rpg, 9 apg, 3.1 spg, 1.8 bpg, 41.2% FG, 44 MPG)

Notable Retirements

Players:
J. Kersey [SAC]
I. Thomas [DET]

Coaches:
M. Fratello [PHI]
G. Karl [SEA]

Montreal trades 5th pick for Bullets’ 4th pick

After getting the news that they have the 5th pick in the draft, thanks to the Bucks, the Ravens have decided to trade their 5th pick and next year’s 1st round pick for the Bullet’s 4th pick. This is a clear message from Montreal that they are indeed trying to get the best position to get favored big man Rae LaFrentz in this year’s draft.

Trade breakdown:

MON gets:
4th pick (4 stars)
1st round pick next year (1.5 stars)

WAS gets:
5th pick (4 stars)
1st round pick next year (2.5 stars)

1998 NBA DRAFT

1st Round


2nd Round

Ravens pick up LaFrentz through mid-draft trade

The San Antonio Spurs seem to know what they are doing. The Spurs picked Raef LaFrentz using the 1st of their two picks. San Antonio knew how important Rae LaFrentz was for the Ravens so they decided to draft him to gain leverage against Montreal.

After just a minute of talking it over the phone, general manager David Parker already sealed the deal for the Ravens.

According to the deal, LaFrentz will be shipped to Montreal in exchange to the Ravens’ 4th pick, a 1st round pick for next year from Boston, and veteran forward Tyrone Hill.

Trade breakdown:

MON gets:
R. LaFrentz (72 OVR)

SAS gets:
T. Hill (69 OVR)
4th pick (4 stars)
1st round pick next year (3 stars)

76ers and Ravens agree to trade

Montreal announced their second transaction this evening by trading their 38th pick and next year’s 1st round pick to the Philadelphia 76ers for promising prospect Michael Olowokandi.

Trade breakdown:

MON gets:
M. Olowokandi (65 OVR)

PHI gets:
38th pick (1 star)
1st round pick next year (1.5 stars) from Washington

Draft Night Deals: (by other teams)

Bulls trade 1999 2nd round pick for Mavericks’s Shawn Vaughn
Nuggets trade ’99 2nd round pick for Nets’ Pervis Ellison
Hawks trade ’99 1st round pick and Rick Brunson for Warriors’ Shammond Williams and ’99 2nd round pick
Grizzlies trade ’99 1st round pick and Dino Radja for Timberwolves’ Christian Laettner
Nets trade ’99 1st round pick and ’00 1st round pick for Bullets’ Paul Pierce

Retro roster with real nineties draft classes?! That's dope man! Cool thread you got here!

Retro roster with real nineties draft classes?! That's dope man! Cool thread you got here!

Thanks man! If you want to check it out, it's the URB mod

an FYI to anyone that checks this thread (yes, I'm talking to you, internet bots), I've actually been very busy playing this franchise because it's literally the best 2k14 experience I've ever had. With that being said, I'd like to inform, everyone the bots, that I'm currently playing in the 04-05 season (6 seasons of shitposts) so expect more from this thread. That's all.

Garnett makes it official, signs with Montreal

In what seemed like forever inside general manager David Parker’s office last night, it was officially announced that they have successfully signed Kevin Garnett in a 3 year deal and an additional 1 year deal with a player option. The whole contract is worth $65M, the biggest signing in the last 4 seasons.

“We are definitely excited and thrilled that he is now onboard with us.” Said general manager Parker.

When Kobe Bryant, the team’s captain, was asked about the signing, he was all smiles and said, “Finally, man! We had a great run last season but fell short against Miami. No better way than coming back stronger, right?”


Ravens sign B.J. Armstrong

Montreal announced Tuesday night that Armstrong has inked a 2-year deal worth $3.2M and a team option in his 2nd year. Armstrong has been a free agent for 3 seasons and is looking for a potential come back in the NBA.

Montreal waives Bowen and Daugherty

After playing for the Ravens for its whole lifetime, the Ravens have decided to let go of Brad Daugherty. Daugherty was a beast when he’s healthy but his constant injuries kept him on the sidelines for way too long for the Ravens. Daugherty has missed more games that he played for the Ravens with a ratio of 3:1. Bowen was also waived by the Ravens following his desire to be signed by another team.

Notable Free Agency Signings:

Robert Pack rejoins Hawks for 3 years
Chris Webber joins Jazz in 3 year deal
Charles Barkley rejoins Toronto for 2 more years
Michael Jordan rejoins Bulls for 4-year deal
Patrick Ewing signs with Spurs for 1 year
Muggsy Bogues signs with Bullets for 2 years

Dang. Kobe and KG is a great duo - maybe not Kobe and Shaq great, but...

Dang. Kobe and KG is a great duo - maybe not Kobe and Shaq great, but...

Oh, we'll see

Ravens trade Tracy McGrady in 3-team trade

Days after McGrady voiced out his desire to be traded to a “legit title contender”, Montreal decided to ship him to Milwaukee. McGrady will form a young “BIG 3” with Iverson at the point, him at the forward spot, and Duncan at center. In return, the Bucks traded away Danny Fortson and their 1998 and 1999 1st round pick.

“We don’t want that attitude in this organization. If he thinks we're not title contenders - or not going to be title contenders - then so be it.” Said general manager David Parker about their intentions.

Aside from McGrady, the Ravens also traded rookie Michael Olowokandi and their 1998 (Spurs) and 1999 1st round pick for Corliss Williamson and a 1999 1st round pick.

Trade Summary

Montreal gets:
Danny Fortson (67) from Milwaukee
Corliss Williamson (68) from Vancouver
1998 1st round pick from Milwaukee
1999 1st round pick from Milwaukee
1999 1st round pick from Vancouver

Milwaukee gets:
Tracy McGrady (85) from Montreal

Vancouver gets:
Michael Olowokandi (68) from Montreal
1998 1st round pick (Spurs) from Montreal
1999 1st round pick from Montreal

MONTREAL RAVENS OPENING SEASON ROSTER LINEUP

PG - Chauncey Billips
SG - Kobe Bryant
SF - Corliss Williamson
PF - Kevin Garnett
C - Ben Wallace
-----
6 - Raef LaFrentz
7 - Anthony Parker
8 - Chuck Person
9 - B.J. Armstrong
10 - Danny Fortson
11 - Dell Curry
12 - Willie Burton
13 - Mike Iuzzolino
14 - Andrew Osborne

Nice thread you've got going here. I pondered doing a throwback franchise myself a few years ago but couldn't find the roster for it. Definitely interesting to see how history can be rewritten in a sense and with an expansion team it's even more intriguing.

Nice thread you've got going here. I pondered doing a throwback franchise myself a few years ago but couldn't find the roster for it. Definitely interesting to see how history can be rewritten in a sense and with an expansion team it's even more intriguing.

Thanks man!

RAVENS DODGE BULLETS IN SEASON-OPENER



Washington Bullets [0-1] @ Montreal Ravens [0-0] 76-92

Oct. 30, Montreal – For what feels like a well-established team, Montreal made a statement win in their season-opener. The Ravens handed the Bullets their second straight loss tonight with a 16-point win.

Montreal led by as much as 19 in the first half but an early 3rd quarter surge by the Bullets against the Ravens’ bench cut the lead to just 5 at the end of the 3rd quarter.

It was a different story in the 4th quarter for the Bullets and the Ravens. Montreal just kept hitting tough shots over tough defenses and it led to a 12-0 run that saw the lead balloon to 24 late in the 4th quarter. The game ended with the Bullets making an 8-0 run to cut the deficit to 16 points.

Garnett, whom the Ravens signed this Free Agency, grabbed 12 rebounds and scored 24 points tonight and sent away 3 shots to get the Player of the Game honor.

“I have a good feeling about this team. I really think we’re on to something special here in Montreal.” Implied the young forward.

Bryant came second in scoring for Montreal with 23 points and was a pest on defense where he managed to steal the ball 4 times. Despite scoring 23, he only managed to sink 8 of his 22 attempts and was 1 of 8 from downtown.

It was rookie Bonzi Wells who led the Bullets in scoring. He finished with 21 points but committed 8 turnovers in his NBA debut.

Player of the Game: Kevin Garnett (24 pts, 12 rebs, 3 blks)

Ravens:
K. Bryant (23 pts, 2 rebs, 2 asts, 4 stls)
C. Williamson (11 pts, 9 rebs, 5 asts, 1 stl)
C. Billups (11 pts, 3 rebs, 8 asts, 4 stls)

Bullets:
B. Wells (21 pts, 2 rebs, 2 asts)
R. Wallace (14 pts, 5 rebs, 3 stls)
J. Howard (11 pts, 9 rebs, 6 asts)