[Sacramento Kings Dynasty] [8-6] CHA @ SAC Recap

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Last edited by Kings241 on Sun Jan 08, 2006 9:07 am, edited 44 times in total.

Good luck man!

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Good luck man!

Thanks

Last edited by Kings241 on Thu Dec 22, 2005 8:41 am, edited 6 times in total.

good luck with this

are you going to be playing all 82 games?

Looks good

Good Luck Man

good luck with this

are you going to be playing all 82 games?

Yep

Good Luck Man

Looks good

Thanks

Yea man this looks really good. Good work so far man, keep it up

Finally, a Kings Dynasty. Good luck and stick to it.

nice kings dynasty have fun with this

thx for the nice comments everyone

Wow 82 games! I'm amazed! Pace yourself =) We should all appreciate the real players in the NBA who can survive these 82 games. What photo editor due you use for your resizing of screenshots? I can never get my screenshots to look THAT good whenever I resize them to that smaller size!

2005 - 2006 Roster

Starting Lineup



PF - Shareef Abdur-Rahim
SF - Peja Stojakovic
C - Tony Battie
SG - Bonzi Wells
PG - Mike Bibby

Bench



PG - Jason Hart
SG - Kevin Martin
SG - Francisco Garcia
SF - Corliss Wiliamson
C - Brian Skinner
PG - Ronnie Price
C - Jamal Sampson



Injury Reserve



C - Brad Miller

Team Staff

Assistant Coach - A. Hoyle
Scout - S. Baldwin
Trainer - R. Theis

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82 games is a lot. I'm regretting that I did that with my dynasty. And I'm only done with my first month

yeh bout time someone did a kings dynasty, will be fun to read this one

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Boxscores

Kings 101

Rockets 104

Starting Lineup

Kings



PF - Shareef Abdur-Rahim
SF - Peja Stojakovic
C - Brad Miller
SG - Bonzi Wells
PG - Mike Bibby

Rockets



PF - Juwan Howard
SF - Ryan Bowen
C - Yao Ming
SG - Tracy McGrady
PG - David Wesley

Sacramento Loses First Game of The Season

The Kings came into this came unprepared to play against a much improved Rockets and a unstoppable Tracy McGrady. Tracy McGrady led all players in scoring with 47 points. "He was just unstoppable to stop in the fourth quarter," said Mike Bibby who had just 15 points on 6-24 shooting from the field."We were up by as many as 14 points in the 3rd quarter but were unable to respond on the defensive end during the late Rockets run in the 4rth quarter," stated Rick Adelman. The Kings shot near 40% in the game while the Rockets shot 50% from the field. Peja Stojakovic was the leading scorer on his team with 29 points and his shots were falling early gonig 2-6 from the Three point line. The Rockets also had an answer for Brad Miller. Yao Ming collected 15 rebounds and scored 32 points to mark his first double double of the season. The Kings look to play their next game at Oklahoma against a young and talented Hornets team.

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Boxscores

Kings 94

Hornets 74

Starting Lineup

Kings



PF - Shareef Abdur-Rahim
SF - Peja Stojakovic
C - Brad Miller
SG - Bonzi Wells
PG - Mike Bibby

Hornets



PF - David West
SF - Bostjan Nachbar
C - P.J Brown
SG - J.R Smith
PG - Chris Paul

Hornets No Match For The Kings

The Kings who lost their first game of the season to the Rockets made sure they wouldnt give this one, winning it huge 94-74. The Hornets played their first game at the new arena in Oklahoma. "Their is a huge fan base in Oklahoma, even more then I expected," said 2nd year player J.R Smith. "Its great to have the fans behind you whether we lose or win a game," says veteran center P.J Brown. The Hornets were able to keep the game close going into halftime and throughout the 3rd quarter, but it was the Kings in the 4th quarter who outscored the Hornets 24 -12. Bonzi Wells had a huge game with 21 points and said, "It was a great win and a great feeling winning my first game with the Kings." New forward Shareef also had a solid game with 18 points going 10-10 from the free throw line. Meanwhile Hornets center P.J Brown worked him self a huge game scoring 18 points leading all scorers in his team. Rick Adelman enjoyed the win but said "We can't look to just relax during the next game because we won this, we have to come out with the same energy and desire to play the next game." The Phoenix Suns host the Kings on Sunday night.

Last edited by Kings241 on Mon Dec 26, 2005 5:50 pm, edited 7 times in total.

Nice dynasty, keep it up.

Now this is the kind of dynasty I like , great choice going with the Kings but you better not trade any of the 3 Kings left on the team and pretty good start.

Nice dynasty, keep it up.

Now this is the kind of dynasty I like , great choice going with the Kings but you better not trade any of the 3 Kings left on the team and pretty good start.

Thanks guys

Looks good so far. Very realistic.

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Boxscores

Kings 110

Suns 109

Starting Lineup

Kings



PF - Shareef Abdur-Rahim
SF - Peja Stojakovic
C - Brad Miller
SG - Bonzi Wells
PG - Mike Bibby

Suns



PF - Brian Grant
SF - Jim Jackson
C - Amare Stoudemire
SG - Raja Bell
PG - Steve Nash

Kings Defeat Suns in a West Coast Thriller

The Kings who won their previous game against the Hornets came into Phoenix knowing it would be a challange. The Suns went through many changes over the offseason including the loss of Joe Johnson who signed with Atlanta via free agency. That did not stop the Suns offensivly as they put 109 points in the scoreboard but failed to finish the game as they lost 110-109 to the Kings. The Suns came back in the game outscoring the Kings 28-16 in the 3rd quarter but in the 4th quarter it was a jump shot by Brad Miller that sealed the game. Steve Nash tried to win the game with four seconds remaining but failed to connect on a two point jump shot. The Kings gave up the four game series to the Suns last year and wanted revenge. Mike Bibby said, "It was a good feeling, comming into Phoenix and steeling a big game like that." Bibby finished the game with 20 points and 4 assists. All five starters for the Kings scored over 15 points. Although Phoenix lost the game by one point they played without their star forward Shawn Marion. Steve Nash said, "We are looking forward to Shawn Marion comming back soon and we will continue to give our best effort to win even without him." Shawn Marion suffered an wrist injury in his previous game. Amare Stoudemire had a huge game with 32 points. The Kings look to host the Pistons at Arco for the season's home opener on Tuesday.

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Peja shoots from right inside the 3pt arc
No one can stop Amare
Bibby Lays it in
Brad with the sweet jumper

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Looks good so far. Very realistic.

Thanks