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

Real close game between the Kings and Suns.

I remember the game they played at the end of last season, was a real close and exciting game.

Real close game between the Kings and Suns.

I remember the game they played at the end of last season, was a real close and exciting game.

yep, i got very lucky on that game

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Boxscores

Kings 85

Pistons 105

Starting Lineup

Kings



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

Pistons



PF - Rasheed Wallace
SF - Tayshaun Prince
C - Ben Wallace
SG - Richard Hamilton
PG - Chauncey Billups

Pistons Take Away Kings Home Opener

The Kings celebrated their home opener with the 6th man gold uniforms. This was their first time wearing the jersey in a season game. Kings fan's were excited to see their team for the first time this season at home but left the game unhappy with Kings losing to the Detroit Pistons 105-85. The Kings who got them selves in early trouble scoring only 16 points in the first quarter failed to come back or lead for the rest of the game. The Pistons took advantage of the Kings poor offensive game early on. Rasheed Wallace had a monster first half with 18 points and finished the game with 25 points. Ben Wallace also had a big game collecting 12 rebounds and scoring 14 points. The Pistons destroyed the Kings in the third quarter scoring 32 points while the Kings were able to score 23 points. Peja Stojakovic struggled in this game scoring a total of only 15 points from 7-19 shooting. He did hit one three pointer in the 2nd quarter but went 0-4 for the rest of the game. Mike Bibby also had an off night shooting 7-18 with 16 points. Shareef injured his knee in the 2nd quarter but came back in the 3rd and 4rth scoring a total of 13 points. The Kings look to regain their loss as they play the Nuggets tommorow.

Photos


Kings wear 6th man jersey to celebrate their home opener

Shareef injures knee in the 2nd quarter
Prince responds to the Kings lack of defense
Peja hits tough shot over two defenders
Mike using Shareef's pick to hit the sweet shot
Thomas comes off the bench and steps it up
Bonzi Wells gets by defenders
Ben Wallace with the monster dunk

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Boxscores

Kings 92

Nuggets 99

Starting Lineup

Kings



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

Nuggets



PF - Kenyon Martin
SF - Carmelo Anthony
C - Marcus Camby
SG - Voshon Lenard
PG - Andre Miller

Kings Fall Short at The Mile High City

The Kings who had lost their home game against the Pistons knew they had to win this game came close but lost it 99-92. The Nuggets also struggling with a 2-2 record after losing only 2 games in the end of last year when they had their run to get them to the playoffs. They played well against the Kings though, outscoring the Kings 23 -17 in the first quarter. Then the Kings sent a messege in the 2nd quarter scoring 29 points with the help of Peja with 6 points in the quarter but were still trailing by three points going into the half. Then the Nuggets seemed to pretty much controll the rest of the game putting 50 points in the scoreboard for the 2nd half. Carmelo Anthony and Andre Miller both put up good numbers with 23 points each but Peja was able to shoot well against the Nuggets scoring 20 points and also hitting 3 three-pointers. Meanwhile Mike Bibby continued to struggle scoring 18 points but going 7-20 from the field. The Nuggets move on to 3-2 while the Kings look to even the series up at Sacramento on Friday against the Nuggets again.

Photos


Carmelo with the amazing layup over the Kings defenders

Bonzi Wells showing his shooting ability
Mike Bibby with the easy two
Camby sends a messege to Shareef
Peja left wide open
Shareef with the big time dunk

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Hart expected to be out for three weeks

i suggest u trade Thomas for a descent PF that can be in a starting 5. Go with young talent, Okafor, Howard, Bosh...

i suggest u trade Thomas for a descent PF that can be in a starting 5. Go with young talent, Okafor, Howard, Bosh...

Well I would do that but KT's value is horrible. His rating is 70 and he makes 5 million a year for 5 years. And not to mention he is averaging 4.8 points per game.

Nice stuff man Where do you get all your pictures and stuff? I'm thinking about starting a dynasty and how do you make the newspaper articles?

Nice dynasty dude, wat length quarters are you playing?

Nice stuff man Where do you get all your pictures and stuff? I'm thinking about starting a dynasty and how do you make the newspaper articles?

Thanks, I got the pictures from a link that I forgot but I will post it as soon as i get it.

Nice dynasty dude, wat length quarters are you playing?

Thanks for the comment, 12 minute quarters I play a game a day. I don't know if thats too slow or too fast...

I'm lovin' that presentation, I like these articles. Hope you'll find the player to trade with Kenny Thomas.

I'm lovin' that presentation, I like these articles. Hope you'll find the player to trade with Kenny Thomas.

Thanks man , i think I found a good deal with Kenny Thomas but im checking out some more deals before I post it

I would keep Kenny Thomas, I don't know why but I like him

Thomas > Abdur-Rahim

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Kings Deal Kenny Thomas To Orlando in Exchange For Battie



Kings Forward Kenny Thomas who announced a day ago that he wanted out has been shipped to Orlando in exchange for Veteran Center Tony Battie. GM Reka says, "Tony Battie is exactly what this team needed, he has great rebounding skills which is something that the Kings have been struggling early on this season and last year but he also has the ability to attack the basket and play defense." Kings Coach Rick Adelman says, "it should be pretty easy to get him into the rotation." He also stated, "Now that we got a great center on our bench, it takes away a lot of pressure that Brad had to deal with and we can also play Skinner at the forward position which is his primary position."




Battie brings in energy off the bench and averages 8.7 ppg so far this season.

Battie will be a great sub for Miller!

Wow didn't check this dynasty before! Great job!

good trade man tight dynasty here

Battie will be a great sub for Miller!

Wow didn't check this dynasty before! Great job!

good trade man tight dynasty here

Thanks guys

hey great to see a Kings dynasty. I've never checked this one out before..but it's looking great Unfortunate u don't have a better graphics card. Try downloading the settings. dat in Cyber's new lightning mod.

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Boxscores

Kings 108

Nuggets 106

Starting Lineup

Kings



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

Nuggets



PF - Kenyon Martin
SF - Carmelo Anthony
C - Marcus Camby
SG - Voshon Lenard
PG - Andre Miller

Kings Even Things Up With Denver

After The Kings lost to the Denver Nuggets two nights ago, the Kings responded at home and got the win. This time it was the Mike Bibby show scoring 36 points including 4-7 from the three point range and 14-21 from the field. The Nuggets were led once again by their forward Martin with 23 points. The Nuggets were able to controll the game in the first quarter and throughout the second and third but lost controll of the game in the fourth quarter. The Kings were up by as many as 14 in the fourth but gave up the lead late in the quarter by turning over the ball and playing sloppy basketball, while the Nuggets kept their aggression and desire to win cutting the Kings lead to only two. But it was too much Bibby at the end hitting a jumper to get things back their way winning the game 108-106. Stojakovic was the second leading scorer for the Kings scoring 16 points. Tony Battie made his presence early scoring 12 points in just 14 minutes of playing time. Coach Rick Adelman commented on Battie's great performance and said, "I really enjoy watching Battie play, he brings in offense, defense, and the effort to rebound." "You're going to see a lot more of him as the season continues," said Rick Adelman. The Kings look to host the Knicks this Sunday.

Photos


Mike Bibby was on fire from the field scoring 36 points

Bibby hits the long two pointer
Carmelo able to hit a tough shot over the defenders
Martin says get out of my way
Martin with so many scoring weapons
No one can stop Mike Bibby
Boykins hits the jumper
Mike Bibby with the nice assist
Tony Battie makes his early presence with a hookshot

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great dynasty man

Nice win man.

Nice win man.

great dynasty man

Thanks guys

I'd really appreciate if you could hook me up with the link. I'm thinking about starting a dynasty too

Great job so far though. Lovin your dynasty Oh and you better make Peja the 3point king this season!