:::CONFERENCE BATTLE::: | WIZ | .::VS::. | GRIZZ | 02/08/06

This is sick.

wow sick pics man !! what is ure config ?? nice win and nice dynasty ^____^I love your recap style

Good wins!!! Battier at PF???

wow sick pics man !! what is ure config ?? nice win and nice dynasty ^____^I love your recap style

Ummm for Config I just max everything and then turn up everything on my graphics card, yeah Mafia has a great recap style and it sounds so professional.

Good wins!!! Battier at PF???

Yeah Mafia is smokin hot, hopefully I can match him soon, im in danger of dropping below .500 soon

Another update in the next few days, once Mafia gets back from out of town, hes playing bball in another city or something

I'm going to try and update right now before I head out to the arena since I have all the stuff I need to update uploaded. If I can't, I will update later on tonight when I'm not doing nothing, so expect one tonight.

Awesome dude, ill try get into my next game in a hour or so, but im a tad hungover atm

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Garnett’s Big Night Fuels Timberwolves



Top Left: Wally going up for two of his 33 points Top Right: Jamison taking the short jumper
Bottom Left: Jamison with the one-hand runner in the lane Bottom Right: Butler shooting over Szcerbiak

Wizards Box | Timberwolves Box

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 17 (Ticker) -- Kevin Garnett was more than happy to hand the Washington Wizards their first three-game losing streak of the season. Garnett collected 27 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks as the hot-shooting Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Wizards 100-86. Garnett connected on 11-of-20 attempts from the floor for the Timberwolves, who shot 46 percent (37-of-80). It was the second straight game that the Wizards had been victimized by an MVP-caliber performance. Larry Hughes scored 40 points for the Cleveland Cavaliers in a 101-100 nail-biter over Washington on Tuesday.

"We played hard - not necessarily smart - a lot of times," Wizards coach Eddie Jordan said. "It's the second night a great player just took over the game." Wally Szczerbiak led the team with 33 points and seven rebounds for Minnesota, which held a 24-10 margin in assists over the Wizards. Minnesota led throughout the entire game, but held just a five-point lead at halftime. But the Timberwolves embarked on an 11-2 run to start the 3rd quarter and never looked back. Eddie Griffin scored 10 points off the bench for Minnesota who was one of four players in double figures for the team.

"Eddie took a little load off me for a minute there," Garnett said. "He’s been struggling a little bit. It was good to see him find his shot. He stayed aggressive, and with about six minutes left started to move the ball and get some easy shots." Arenas scored 21 points to pace the Wizards, who have lost three straight for the first time this season. Washington shot 39 percent from the field (28-72). "We did a better job closing the game tonight. We completed it," Minnesota coach Dwane Casey said. "Wally and Griffin made a difference. They got everybody going. They also gave Kevin a little more space in the post."


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Arenas, High-Scoring Wizards Blast Nets



Top Left: Jefferson holding his back during the early part of the 4th Top Right: RJ throwing down the reverse dunk
Bottom Left: RJ again with the two hand double pump jam Bottom Right: Butler showing some of his athleticism to the New Jersey crowd

Wizards Box | Nets Box

NEW JERSEY, Nov. 19 (Ticker) -- Gilbert Arenas came up just shy of having a career night. Arenas scored over half of his points in the first half and was on track for 50, but he cooled down in the 2nd half as the red-hot Washington Wizards rolled to a 123-106 victory over the New Jersey Nets. Arenas wanted to make sure that his team didn’t lose four straight games and took the game into his own hands. "I was in a groove in the first half and we got 'em," said Arenas, who attemped 43 shots and only made 17. "We just wanted to make sure we kept a distance between them by establishing an early lead."

Antawn Jamison scored 30 points and grabbed six rebounds and Caron Butler added 19 points and grabbed 14 boards for the Wizards, who snapped their three-game losing streak. "Our chemistry is coming together more and more," Butler said. "Guys are getting more familiar and more comfortable with each other's games and sky's the limit for this ballclub." Vince Carter scored a 25 points and Richard Jefferson had 23 and six rebounds for New Jersey, which were without Jefferson during the 4th quarter due to a collision with Jamison. Later on, the doctors announced that he won’t be back, but it wasn’t a major injury.

"Their coach gave them a lot of room this year, so Carter and Jefferson have a lot more freedom and they are a lot harder to guard than they were in the past," Arenas said. "VC and RJ coming at you full speed everytime down the lane so they keeps you on your toes."


UpComing Games:

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Key Matchup: Mike Miller vs. Andrei Kirilenko



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Key Matchup: Delonte West vs. Gilbert Arenas






I'm a little tired right now from my game so matchup analysis will be up a little later. Enjoy!

Last edited by -BHZMAFIA- on Thu Feb 02, 2006 2:05 pm, edited 2 times in total.

holy shit sick stuff
mark lost again XD but man mafia won.
you better win man, and hope someone manages to get clips of it or whatnot.

Yeah Mark should win more games lol! Sick stuff as always.

Lol hey I try, and I am only the Wizards Remember

I am only the Wizards Remember

Man the Wiz aren't a bad team...

They arent very deep tho aye.

Aight ive been looking at some trade ideas, and here are a few ive come up with:

Option 1:

Atkins, Ramos and Taylor for McCants, Madsen and Frahm

I think that is ripping off the Wolves far too much, so I probably wont do it.

Option 2:

Jefferies, Atkins and Taylor for Jimmy Jackson, James Jones and Pat Burke

Sorta a bit more balanced, but still seems to be in my favour.

Option 3:

Jefferies, Atkins and Ramos for Pietrus and Foyle

Once again in my favour lol.

Option 4:

Jefferies and Atkins for Garcia and Williamson

This is far mroe balanced I rekon.

Anyway, those are just some ideas, let me know what you think.

Basically I want to trade Jefferies, Im sick of waitng for him to get good lol any other ideas?

I dont really want to trade Atkins that much, but he is expendable as long as i get a shooter in return.

Option 3 and 4 are probably my favourites, but James Jones is also a player that I would be interested in acquiring.

hm.. probably 3, agree with asdf

They arent very deep tho aye.

Aight ive been looking at some trade ideas, and here are a few ive come up with:

Option 1:

Atkins, Ramos and Taylor for McCants, Madsen and Frahm

I think that is ripping off the Wolves far too much, so I probably wont do it.

Option 2:

Jefferies, Atkins and Taylor for Jimmy Jackson, James Jones and Pat Burke

Sorta a bit more balanced, but still seems to be in my favour.

Option 3:

Jefferies, Atkins and Ramos for Pietrus and Foyle

Once again in my favour lol.

Option 4:

Jefferies and Atkins for Garcia and Williamson

This is far mroe balanced I rekon.

Anyway, those are just some ideas, let me know what you think.

Basically I want to trade Jefferies, Im sick of waitng for him to get good lol any other ideas?

I dont really want to trade Atkins that much, but he is expendable as long as i get a shooter in return.

Wait, how you know I don't want Atkins Since the Grizz got him in real life. I could make Stoudamire injure himself for the rest of the season just to make it a little more fun.

Lol, wat option u rekon is best Mafia?

I like option no.2 and option no.4 because they seem more realistic. But, I think if you hold on to Atkins so I can get him a little later on in the season, then still try to make the option 2 deal by sending Jeffries and Taylor for maybe Jones and Burke would work out. I want to take a chance on Atkins and let Stoudamire get hurt for the rest of the season so I can experience the play without him. I've been playing too well with him so maybe it'll be pretty interesting.

Also the previews are up now.

You better keep Peter John!

SICK !!!

Nice graphics/photos man. Slick lookin'. Good recaps.

I like Jared Jefferies and Ramos. Jefferies is a big man with good range. Keep him and train him. BE PATIENT !

Hahaha. Good luck though.

I like option 4 Mark....if Mafia wants him, maybe you could work something there....but option 4 or a variation of option 2, provided you tweak it slightly

I like option 4.

I like 2nd...

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Garnett’s Big Night Fuels Timberwolves



Top Left: Wally going up for two of his 33 points Top Right: Jamison taking the short jumper
Bottom Left: Jamison with the one-hand runner in the lane Bottom Right: Butler shooting over Szcerbiak

Wizards Box | Timberwolves Box

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 17 (Ticker) -- Kevin Garnett was more than happy to hand the Washington Wizards their first three-game losing streak of the season. Garnett collected 27 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks as the hot-shooting Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Wizards 100-86. Garnett connected on 11-of-20 attempts from the floor for the Timberwolves, who shot 46 percent (37-of-80). It was the second straight game that the Wizards had been victimized by an MVP-caliber performance. Larry Hughes scored 40 points for the Cleveland Cavaliers in a 101-100 nail-biter over Washington on Tuesday.

"We played hard - not necessarily smart - a lot of times," Wizards coach Eddie Jordan said. "It's the second night a great player just took over the game." Wally Szczerbiak led the team with 33 points and seven rebounds for Minnesota, which held a 24-10 margin in assists over the Wizards. Minnesota led throughout the entire game, but held just a five-point lead at halftime. But the Timberwolves embarked on an 11-2 run to start the 3rd quarter and never looked back. Eddie Griffin scored 10 points off the bench for Minnesota who was one of four players in double figures for the team.

"Eddie took a little load off me for a minute there," Garnett said. "He’s been struggling a little bit. It was good to see him find his shot. He stayed aggressive, and with about six minutes left started to move the ball and get some easy shots." Arenas scored 21 points to pace the Wizards, who have lost three straight for the first time this season. Washington shot 39 percent from the field (28-72). "We did a better job closing the game tonight. We completed it," Minnesota coach Dwane Casey said. "Wally and Griffin made a difference. They got everybody going. They also gave Kevin a little more space in the post."


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Arenas, High-Scoring Wizards Blast Nets



Top Left: Jefferson holding his back during the early part of the 4th Top Right: RJ throwing down the reverse dunk
Bottom Left: RJ again with the two hand double pump jam Bottom Right: Butler showing some of his athleticism to the New Jersey crowd

Wizards Box | Nets Box

NEW JERSEY, Nov. 19 (Ticker) -- Gilbert Arenas came up just shy of having a career night. Arenas scored over half of his points in the first half and was on track for 50, but he cooled down in the 2nd half as the red-hot Washington Wizards rolled to a 123-106 victory over the New Jersey Nets. Arenas wanted to make sure that his team didn’t lose four straight games and took the game into his own hands. "I was in a groove in the first half and we got 'em," said Arenas, who attemped 43 shots and only made 17. "We just wanted to make sure we kept a distance between them by establishing an early lead."

Antawn Jamison scored 30 points and grabbed six rebounds and Caron Butler added 19 points and grabbed 14 boards for the Wizards, who snapped their three-game losing streak. "Our chemistry is coming together more and more," Butler said. "Guys are getting more familiar and more comfortable with each other's games and sky's the limit for this ballclub." Vince Carter scored a 25 points and Richard Jefferson had 23 and six rebounds for New Jersey, which were without Jefferson during the 4th quarter due to a collision with Jamison. Later on, the doctors announced that he won’t be back, but it wasn’t a major injury.

"Their coach gave them a lot of room this year, so Carter and Jefferson have a lot more freedom and they are a lot harder to guard than they were in the past," Arenas said. "VC and RJ coming at you full speed everytime down the lane so they keeps you on your toes."


UpComing Games:

@


Key Matchup: Mike Miller vs. Andrei Kirilenko



@


Key Matchup: Delonte West vs. Gilbert Arenas






I'm a little tired right now from my game so matchup analysis will be up a little later. Enjoy!

Nic review I really like the pics. DO you use photoshop to resize them or a imageshack/photobucket?

Cavs ripped it up that game, Donny Marsh and LBJ Bad luck on the loss.
Im just in total awe of ur video card!