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

Nice stuff here, love the recaps!

BTW what happened to Larry in the second half against the Sixers?

He went NYC because in the 2nd half he got traded for McGrady?

Nice stuff here, love the recaps!

BTW what happened to Larry in the second half against the Sixers?

He didnt do too much, he had a few good steals but scored like 4 points the whole half, ended up with 14 points I think

He went NYC because in the 2nd half he got traded for McGrady?

Well McGrady doesnt play for NY
But a good guess haha, i guess

lol thanks

lol on beating the kings you really come up with fresh write-ups which is great.... keep it up

Amazing! What's your record now?

lol on beating the kings you really come up with fresh write-ups which is great.... keep it up

Thanks, I try to write something different everytime but it is getting tough
Thank you for following my dynasty

Amazing! What's your record now?

Well it was 4-2 as far as my recaps go, but I was in progress during the Jazz game which was next on the list but as I was writing down my recap I was in the 3rd quarter and almost done, and every program that was running just exited out, so I lost it all, and was too lazy to re do it because I forgot some of the stuff I wrote so I am gonna switch that recap
So technically I am 5-2 now

Pre-Game Update

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The Cleveland Cavaliers are on a roll, winning there last three games, against the Kings, 76ers, and the Jazz. Tonight they will go up against the Golden State Warriors, who are not having the "season of seasons." They are at a respectable 5-6 which is heading in the direction they were going last year, and that direction is not up. Baron Davis is truely the leader of this team, and is having a pretty decent season so far. He is averaging 24.2 PPG and almost 8 APG. Troy Murphy is putting up some great stats as well, as he is averaging a double-double in the points and rebounds categories. Baron Davis will matchup against Damon Jones tonight. He is having an alright season in his first year as a Cleveland Cavalier. He is among the top players in 3-pt. FG made and 3-pt. FG %. Tip-off will be in less than an hour, see you at the game!

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Nice preview there, Wormy. Good luck against the Warriors. Although they possess a losing record, they'll give you a challenge. Btw, "The Cleveland Cavaliers are on a roll not role.

Great. Can't wait

yah..can't wait to have J-Rich and Lebron dunking all over the place

Monday November 21, 2005 7:00 pm
Live from Oakland, CA



CLE: 24 | 17 | 19 | 29 | 89
GSW: 18 | 30 | 24 | 21 | 92

Today's word for the day ladies and gentlemen would be domination. Look it up and you will see a picture of Mr. Baron Davis. The Golden State Warriors scored 18 points in the first quarter of play, and Baron Davis had 14 of them! Yes, 14 of the 18 points! Damon Jones played a solid period of basketball, hitting 2 three-point FG on consecutive trips down the floor late in the quarter. LeBron James had just about as many assists as points, and Larry Hughes lead the team with 8 points. On the other end no-one else did much but stand on the court as Davis drove to the basketball, and poppped mid-ranged jumpers. Despite Davis's domination, the Cavaliers went into the 2nd quarter with a 6 point lead, (24-18).

The Golden State Warriors are playing their best basketball of the season by far. Let stop this jibber-jabber and get straight to the facts. Baron Davis has 23 points, out of the 48 total. Mike Dunleavy scored 9 points on three straight 3-pointers, on 3 consecutive trips down the floor! LeBron James does have 14 points and 7 assists at the half, but he is the only Cleveland Cavalier in double-figures in the points category. Damon Jones is close with 9, those are all on 3 pointers. Golden State goes into the locker-room at halftime with a 7 point lead, (48-41).


The Cleveland Cavaliers are still struggleing in the game as they just can not stop Warrior guards Baron Davis and Jason Richardson. Richardson is pretty much just dunking on everyone he comes across, and Davis is just scoring relentlessly. If my memory recalls right, Davis drove to the basketball shoots a layup and is fouled hard but it is not called, the ball rolls of the side of the rim and he goes back up and tip slams his own miss. LeBron James is the only thing standing between the Cavaliers and a blowout in Oakland, California. Damon Jones seemed to get a little hot in the final minute of the third quarter, and he is in some serious foul trouble as he has 5 already. The Warriors keep the lead at the end of the third by 11, (71-60).

There was just nothing that the Cleveland Cavaliers could do to win this game. Everything that they did positive was just over-turned when the Golden State Warriors countered. Damon Jones nailed 7 three-point FG this game, continueing his long range dominance. 4 of those were in the fourth quarter and he was the main reason that the Cavs lost by only 3 points. LeBron James fell just 3 rebounds short of a triple-double, as he had 32 points, and 14 assists! The Cavaliers make their way to San Antonio as they lose by 3, (92-89).

Overview: A big win for the Golden State Warriors is not nearly enough to make me this is a good team. I mean they are at .500 but that does not prove a thing. You would think things would have made big change when Baron Davis rolled into town but his arrival has not done enough. If the Warrriors can do what they did tonight then they will have no problem in making the playoffs. I mean they just topped off a top team in the East, and probably the entire league. Baron Davis finished with 40 points, and shot about 60% from the field. The Cavaliers are going to have to bounce back in their next game against the San Antonio Spurs.
LeBron James: 32 points -- 14 assists
Damon Jones: 21 points
Baron Davis: 40 points
Jason Richardson: 19 points

Player of the Game

Baron Davis
30 points
14/23 FG .609%


Next game, Friday November 25, 2005 7:30 pm
vs. San Antonio Spurs at SA

Nice preview there, Wormy. Good luck against the Warriors. Although they possess a losing record, they'll give you a challenge. Btw, "The Cleveland Cavaliers are on a roll not role.

Oops lol

Great. Can't wait

yah..can't wait to have J-Rich and Lebron dunking all over the place

Haha thats exactly what they did

Hey, wa do you play on. All-star right?? Just asking,

The first two games I played on starter, and from then on out I play on All*Star
I lost my first two games after switching the difficulty and I thought i wasnt cut out for it yet, but then I noticed that it was the Pistons and Suns so maybe ill keep a go at it, and then I won 3 straight, until today against the Warriors

Next game will be tonight!

hey!!, i'm gonna do the same thing.. (82 games).. and the first 2-3 im gonna be playing on Starter and move to allstar

Cleveland Looking to Bring the Rookie of the Year Here

CLEVELAND, OH – The Cleveland Cavaliers organization has announced that they are placing Drew Gooden on the trading block. Why, you might ask? Well, they are doing this in an attempt to land a star rookie that has some potential. The Cavaliers General Manager Cody Worley said earlier today, "We are looking for someone to replace Drew, but he doesnt neccessarily have to be a big man. Some rookies that we are looking into would be Charlie V. of Toronto, Raymond Felton of Charlotte, and Rashad Mccants of Minnesota.

"Either of these three players would bring good things to our organization. Charlie would be the 6th man and backup for Donyell. Raymond and Rashad would both either be backup to Damon Jones, and if they work hard enough may be starting, but both would be the 6th man as well. We are not doing this just to have one of our players win Rookie of the Year but just to get a little more youth on the team. We do have a fairly young team already."

The Cleveland Organization said they the three mentioned above would not be the only players they consider, but those are just their top prospects. They hope other teams will get into contact with them soon to talk about a negotiation..

Great Update!

Pre-Game Update


Zydrunas Ilgauskas
PPG: 14.0
RPG: 9.6
BPG: 3.75

Tim Duncan
PPG: 26.9
RPG: 11.5
BPG: 1.80

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. Both are having very productive seasons and their teams are doing well as a whole. Cleveland is at a respectable 5-3 as the Spurs are at an outstanding 9-1!

Friday November 25, 2005 7:30 pm
Live from San Antonio, TX



CLE: 20 | 21 | 22 | 31 | 94
SAS: 15 | 25 | 29 | 11 | 80

This was definently not at a very exciting period of basketball. You would think that two teams of such caliber would make for nearly an All*Star game but if you thought that, you were wrong. The Cavaliers and Spurs both were playing conservative ball, only taking the open shots, not driving and taking risks. Tim Duncan scores 8 of the 15 for the Spurs, and LeBron James leads Cleveland with 6 points. The Cleveland Cavaliers end the first quarter with a 5 point lead, (20-15).

Things picked up just a little bit in the 2nd quarter of play, both teams being a little less conservative and taking a few more risks. Manu Ginobili drove to the basket quite a bit, and Tony Parker took over from down town. Tim Duncan leads the Spurs though with 12 points and 8 rebounds at halftime. On the Other end, LeBron James was either scoring or dishing out assits, and he finished with 14 points and 8 assists. Ilgauskas owned the glass as he came out with 10 rebounds. Cleveland has the advantage though going into the locker-room with a 1 point lead, (41-40).


Zydrunas Ilgauskas gets into foul trouble early in the game, and it doesnt come to haunt him until now. He had 3 fouls going into halftime and he gets two in the 3rd quarter. He only has 1 left before as they say in the MLB "Your Outta Here!" So he has to play wisely. The Spurs go on a little run, nothing much but enough to give them the lead. Cleveland made a bunch of stupid mistakes and it cost them the lead and if they keep it up, it will be the ball game. San Antonio will try their best to keep their 6 point lead a lead in the 4th quarter, (69-63).

Things started to get out of hand for the Cavaliers as the Spurs headed off to victory, but that was early in the quarter. By mid-way through there was a turn for the worst for San Antonio, it wasnt that Cleveland was hitting everything, because they werent, they were shooting decent. But, it was that San Antonio couldnt hit much at all. If they drove it was blocked if they shot anywhere else it was brick. LeBron James is the leading man for Cleveland, he dropped 31 points and dished out 12 dimes on his way to victory versus the San Antonio Spurs, (94-80).

Overview: The first loss this season for the Spurs may have been a mystery but this one definently wasnt. The Cavaliers didnt do everything to perfection but thats not what it takes to top off a team like San Antonio, it take doing all the right things, and thats what Cleveland did. Now the Spurs are 9-2 but still dominate the Western Conference early in this season. They are just behind Memphis who is just playing Magnificent basketball. Tonight the Spurs still did great, stats wise. Tim Duncan finishes with 20 points and 16 rebounds, and Tony Parker knocks down 23 points. Manu Ginobili makes some great plays, all leading to his 19 points. Cleveland by the way had all of their starters in double figures. Damon Jones scores 24 points and Larry Hughes scores 17. Ilgauskas only scored 10 points, mostly because of LeBron's amazing passing skills, but he also gets 16 rebounds and 6 blocks.
LeBron James: 32 points -- 12 assists
Damon Jones: 24 points
Zydrunas Ilgauskas: 10 points -- 16 rebounds -- 6 blocks
Tony Parker: 23 points
Tim Duncan: 20 points -- 16 rebounds
Manu Ginobili: 19 points

Player of the Game

LeBron James
31 points
12 assists


Next game, Monday November 28, 2005 7:30 pm
vs. Washington Wizards at CLE

Guys I have fucked up again. I was simulating to the day before my game against Utah, which was my next game, and I accidentally simmed the Utah game and didnt know it, and I saved the game, when I brought it back up I saw my mistake. Kirilenko, Deron Williams, and Mehmet Okur were all injured so the game was a complete blowout, I mean it was awful, 113-66 i think, but they didnt have those 3 players. So I have fucked up on both Utah games
Sorry about that, next game will be tomorrow night versus the Wizards, I am now 7-3 after my mistake

Unlucky Wormy... good luck with the next game!

Big win against the champs, good luck on your game after Utah.

I see only a few people view my dynasty
I would hope to see more come, maybe they dont like it or just havent seen it yet, or just dont post

Great, great win. Good luck next game man... nice article also.