Quad Double
and Bogut on the Rookie Challenge
Ilgauskas vs. Miller is sick
-[Milwaukee Bucks]- 2-3: Bucks Bow Out of Playoffs
by funk99 on Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:50 pm
The Sophomores win as Dwight Howard wins Rookie Challenge MVP
Rookie Stats | Sophomore Stats
HOUSTON, Feb. 17 -- The Sophomores once again Defeat the Rookies 91-81 after a huge effort in the second half. Dwight Howard was the Rookie Challenge Most Valuable Player with 18 points (all in the second half) and 9 rebounds.
Ben Gordon put up a strong 23 points and Josh Smith had an all around game with 11 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.
Joey Graham had 20 points for the Rookies and Charlie Villanueava chipped in with 17 and 8.
The Rookies started the game well making a few early shots. The Sophomores came right back hitting the next few shots when the Rookies missed 7 consecutive shots. The teams were even at the break. The rookies came out firing in the second and once Dwight Howard got injured they took the lead. The Rookies were up by 3 at the half. Amazingly Dwight Howard had no points at the half and once he came back into the game, he dominated the post. Scoring 10 points in the 3rd and giving the Sophomores a commanding lead. The Sophomores took that into the last and in that quarter Dwight scored 8 points as the Sophomores won 91-81
The Rookie Challenge
Josh Smith Blocks Joey Graham
Gomes hits it and the foul
Josh Smith Shows us some of his stuff before the Dunk Contest
Dwight Howard injured in the 2nd
Bogut with the Sky Hook
Dwight Blocks Graham
THE NEW ROOKIE CHALLENGE MVP
Rookie Stats | Sophomore Stats
HOUSTON, Feb. 17 -- The Sophomores once again Defeat the Rookies 91-81 after a huge effort in the second half. Dwight Howard was the Rookie Challenge Most Valuable Player with 18 points (all in the second half) and 9 rebounds.
Ben Gordon put up a strong 23 points and Josh Smith had an all around game with 11 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.
Joey Graham had 20 points for the Rookies and Charlie Villanueava chipped in with 17 and 8.
The Rookies started the game well making a few early shots. The Sophomores came right back hitting the next few shots when the Rookies missed 7 consecutive shots. The teams were even at the break. The rookies came out firing in the second and once Dwight Howard got injured they took the lead. The Rookies were up by 3 at the half. Amazingly Dwight Howard had no points at the half and once he came back into the game, he dominated the post. Scoring 10 points in the 3rd and giving the Sophomores a commanding lead. The Sophomores took that into the last and in that quarter Dwight scored 8 points as the Sophomores won 91-81
The Rookie Challenge
Josh Smith Blocks Joey Graham
Gomes hits it and the foul
Josh Smith Shows us some of his stuff before the Dunk Contest
Dwight Howard injured in the 2nd
Bogut with the Sky Hook
Dwight Blocks Graham
THE NEW ROOKIE CHALLENGE MVP
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by funk99 on Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:58 pm
Lakers08 wrote:It was all about the showdown between 2 teammates,
All PG's in the sophomores,that's tough
Shouldn't Gordon win Rookie Challenge MVP
nope
Dwight had more rebounds in less minutes. 5 to be excact
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by funk99 on Tue Aug 15, 2006 7:52 am
z50bo wrote:u were playing as Sophmores right??
does bogut have FSS now?? u have a pic of him doing the inside scorer move
nope i just watched the match. bogut doesnt. u no when you are close to the basket and do a fallaway side shot
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by funk99 on Tue Aug 15, 2006 7:58 pm
Ben Gordon is the New Slam Dunk Champion
Josh Smith | Amare Stoudemire | Fred Jones | Ben Gordon
Ben Gordon is crowned the new Slam Dunk champion after scoring 100 points in the final round. Fred Jones came second on only 2 points short of Ben Gordon with 98 points. Josh Smith and Amare Stoudemire came 3rd and 4th respectively.
Slam Dunk Contest Video Highlights
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Ben Gordon comes us with the double
Kirk Hinrich | Stephen Jackson | Damon Stoudamire | Cuttino Mobley | Baron Davis | Vladimir Radmanovic | Lebron James | Ben Gordon
Ben Gordon has been crowned the three point champion after a terrific effort. Shooting a record 30 in the first round and 26 in the second.
Kirk Hinrich had an excellent start to the 3pt Contest after hitting 5 in a row. But missing a few inbetween, cost Hinrich to be higher up than 20. Stephen Jackson just plainly missed everything and only ended up with 8 points. Damon Stoudamire Put up a good effort hitting 4 of 5 in his first rack to get off to a good start. Stoudamire failed to be consistent and he wasted all attempts on the money ball. he ended up with 19 points. The 4th Contestent was Cuttino Mobley, but straight from the start this wasnt Mobley's night. Missing most of his shots, Mobley only came up with 12 points. Baron Davis didnt have a bad time in the 3 Pt Contest getting 14 points, Making it in was a accomplishment for the veteran who is not a known 3 point shooter.Vladimir Radmanovic hit 14 straight balls into the bottom in the net to make his bid for the 3pt Contest Champion a whole lot better. Radmanovic ended up 24 points. Lebron James came into the 3Pt Contest also as an unknown 3 Pt shooter. He only hit 12 points. Ben Gordon was unstoppable. He didnt miss one shot in the whole first round.
Round One Scores
Vladimir Radmanovic didnt shoot as well as the First Round. He missed many shots including all the money balls. He ended up on 16.
Ben Gordon came out there firing. Missing 2 balls from the first 2 racks. Ben Gordon put away the rest of the racks and he became the 3 Point Contest Champion
Round Two Scores
Josh Smith | Amare Stoudemire | Fred Jones | Ben Gordon
Ben Gordon is crowned the new Slam Dunk champion after scoring 100 points in the final round. Fred Jones came second on only 2 points short of Ben Gordon with 98 points. Josh Smith and Amare Stoudemire came 3rd and 4th respectively.
Slam Dunk Contest Video Highlights
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Ben Gordon comes us with the double
Kirk Hinrich | Stephen Jackson | Damon Stoudamire | Cuttino Mobley | Baron Davis | Vladimir Radmanovic | Lebron James | Ben Gordon
Ben Gordon has been crowned the three point champion after a terrific effort. Shooting a record 30 in the first round and 26 in the second.
Kirk Hinrich had an excellent start to the 3pt Contest after hitting 5 in a row. But missing a few inbetween, cost Hinrich to be higher up than 20. Stephen Jackson just plainly missed everything and only ended up with 8 points. Damon Stoudamire Put up a good effort hitting 4 of 5 in his first rack to get off to a good start. Stoudamire failed to be consistent and he wasted all attempts on the money ball. he ended up with 19 points. The 4th Contestent was Cuttino Mobley, but straight from the start this wasnt Mobley's night. Missing most of his shots, Mobley only came up with 12 points. Baron Davis didnt have a bad time in the 3 Pt Contest getting 14 points, Making it in was a accomplishment for the veteran who is not a known 3 point shooter.Vladimir Radmanovic hit 14 straight balls into the bottom in the net to make his bid for the 3pt Contest Champion a whole lot better. Radmanovic ended up 24 points. Lebron James came into the 3Pt Contest also as an unknown 3 Pt shooter. He only hit 12 points. Ben Gordon was unstoppable. He didnt miss one shot in the whole first round.
Round One Scores
Vladimir Radmanovic didnt shoot as well as the First Round. He missed many shots including all the money balls. He ended up on 16.
Ben Gordon came out there firing. Missing 2 balls from the first 2 racks. Ben Gordon put away the rest of the racks and he became the 3 Point Contest Champion
Round Two Scores
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by funk99 on Wed Aug 16, 2006 7:40 am
Sit wrote:Ben Gordon.... no way lol... as if he would win it!
I know. How did ben gordon get in the dunk contest in the first place
Anthony15 wrote:o lol you should've made it quite realistic by winning the Dunk Contest with Josh Smith.
lol. nah i watch em not play em
z50bo wrote:rly nice slam dunk contest vid
did u just watch the CPU during the 3pt shootout and the Dunk Cotest, or u played?
I watched. I am watching all the matches and contests
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by funk99 on Wed Aug 16, 2006 5:51 pm
Dwight Howard wins the Double as the East All Stars win in a thriller
Western All Stars: 85
Eastern All Stars: 87
East All Stars Stats | West All Stars Stats
HOUSTON, Feb. 19 -- The East All Stars have won the All Star Game after a terrific shot by Chris Bosh with 1.5 seconds left to win the game 87 to 85. Dwight Howard was the All Star Game Most Valuable Player with 24 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks.
LeBron James had a very good start to the game with 7 early points but ended up with 13 points, 9 rebounds and a steal. Shane Battier had 17 points shooting 8/12 from the field and Kevin Garnett had 13 points, 4 rebounds and a block for the West All Stars.
The East All Stars were down by 10 in the third quarter. The east all stars managed to come back after some excellent shooting by Gilbert Arenas. Garnett was able to keep the West's lead there on the scoreboard but with 2 minutes left in the last Dwight Howard tipped the ball in to tie the game. The West were infront for the next few minutes until Arenas hit a game tieing shot with 37.1 left. Battier then hit a important 2 with 24.7 left. Bosh then tied the game again with 19.8 left on the clock. It looked like the West were gunna win the game with the ball in Steve Nash's Hand. But Steve Nash turned the ball over with 10.8 left and Bosh hit a game winning jumper with 1.5 left. Camby tried to tie the game but failed.
Bosh's Game Winner Video
Dwight Howard is Blocked by Kirilenko
Kobe gets fouled and chucks it up anyway
Dwight Howard slams it down with a monster jam
Theo Ratliff knocks Ray Allen's Shot away
Dwight comes from no where and slaps away Kobe who attempted the alley oop
Bogut with the Jumpshot
Lebron Chucks it up
Larry Hughes slams it down with the Windmill
Western All Stars: 85
Eastern All Stars: 87
East All Stars Stats | West All Stars Stats
HOUSTON, Feb. 19 -- The East All Stars have won the All Star Game after a terrific shot by Chris Bosh with 1.5 seconds left to win the game 87 to 85. Dwight Howard was the All Star Game Most Valuable Player with 24 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks.
LeBron James had a very good start to the game with 7 early points but ended up with 13 points, 9 rebounds and a steal. Shane Battier had 17 points shooting 8/12 from the field and Kevin Garnett had 13 points, 4 rebounds and a block for the West All Stars.
The East All Stars were down by 10 in the third quarter. The east all stars managed to come back after some excellent shooting by Gilbert Arenas. Garnett was able to keep the West's lead there on the scoreboard but with 2 minutes left in the last Dwight Howard tipped the ball in to tie the game. The West were infront for the next few minutes until Arenas hit a game tieing shot with 37.1 left. Battier then hit a important 2 with 24.7 left. Bosh then tied the game again with 19.8 left on the clock. It looked like the West were gunna win the game with the ball in Steve Nash's Hand. But Steve Nash turned the ball over with 10.8 left and Bosh hit a game winning jumper with 1.5 left. Camby tried to tie the game but failed.
Bosh's Game Winner Video
Dwight Howard is Blocked by Kirilenko
Kobe gets fouled and chucks it up anyway
Dwight Howard slams it down with a monster jam
Theo Ratliff knocks Ray Allen's Shot away
Dwight comes from no where and slaps away Kobe who attempted the alley oop
Bogut with the Jumpshot
Lebron Chucks it up
Larry Hughes slams it down with the Windmill
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by funk99 on Thu Aug 17, 2006 6:16 pm
The Bucks sink the Sixers
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Philadelphia Boxscores | Milwaukee Boxscores
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 21 -- The Milwaukee Bucks come back from a huge 12 point deficiet at the Half Time Break. A heroic effort by Dwight Howard put them over the line and in top of the central division.
Dwight Howard had 37 points, 14 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 blocks. Andrew Bogut had another superb game with 22 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks. Ratliff chipped in with 24 points and 4 blocks.
The 76ers controlled the game for the first two quarter. Gaining a 12 point advantage over the Bucks. Dwight howard was the main calalyst for the Bucks comeback. The Bucks managed to come back to equal the game in the last quarter. Morris Peterson shot 2 3's to tie the game. With the game going the Bucks way, Kirk Hinrich then shot a shot to give them a 104-101 lead. Then Louis Williams tied the game with a 3 with 15.3 left. Kirk Hinrich then missed a game winning shot. The Bucks took out an early lead. Hinrich then made the defiect 5 points and the Sixers seemed gone. Louis Williams then put in another 3 pointer to make the game 2 points. Moiso then got fouled and only shot 1/2 and then Steven Hunter attempted a 3 to tie the game but failed
Samuel Dalembert had 15 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocks. Chris Webber had 20 points and 15 rebounds. Louis Williams had 29 points and 4 assists.
Dwight Blocks Iggy
Josh Smith comes off injured
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Philadelphia Boxscores | Milwaukee Boxscores
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 21 -- The Milwaukee Bucks come back from a huge 12 point deficiet at the Half Time Break. A heroic effort by Dwight Howard put them over the line and in top of the central division.
Dwight Howard had 37 points, 14 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 blocks. Andrew Bogut had another superb game with 22 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks. Ratliff chipped in with 24 points and 4 blocks.
The 76ers controlled the game for the first two quarter. Gaining a 12 point advantage over the Bucks. Dwight howard was the main calalyst for the Bucks comeback. The Bucks managed to come back to equal the game in the last quarter. Morris Peterson shot 2 3's to tie the game. With the game going the Bucks way, Kirk Hinrich then shot a shot to give them a 104-101 lead. Then Louis Williams tied the game with a 3 with 15.3 left. Kirk Hinrich then missed a game winning shot. The Bucks took out an early lead. Hinrich then made the defiect 5 points and the Sixers seemed gone. Louis Williams then put in another 3 pointer to make the game 2 points. Moiso then got fouled and only shot 1/2 and then Steven Hunter attempted a 3 to tie the game but failed
Samuel Dalembert had 15 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocks. Chris Webber had 20 points and 15 rebounds. Louis Williams had 29 points and 4 assists.
Dwight Blocks Iggy
Josh Smith comes off injured
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by CouchPotato94 on Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:23 am
Welcome back Marquis. 
(Sorry if this is late o_o)
Hehe, Hunter attempting a 3 to tie the game. Howard is GOD. Mercer seems to be cooling down.
(Sorry if this is late o_o)
Hehe, Hunter attempting a 3 to tie the game. Howard is GOD. Mercer seems to be cooling down.
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by funk99 on Fri Aug 18, 2006 5:29 pm
A Tight Game Won against the Nets
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New Jersey Boxscores | Milwaukee Boxscores
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27 -- The Milwaukee Bucks have won once again to take its streak out to 4 wins in a row after Vince Carter missed the game tieing shot on the buzzer.
Dwight Howard had another magnificent game with 28 points, 16 rebounds, 7 assists and 8 blocks. Josh Smith also had 21 points and 2 steals while Theo Ratliff had 14 points and 7 blocks.
The Game was a huge stalemate with both teams scoring shot for shot for the entire game. Until Wesley Person came up with a big 3 at the end of the 3rd to give the Bucks a 3 point lead. In the fourth, the nets were down by 6 with 7 secs left. Kidd put in a 3 with 4 left and then Nenad Kristic managed to steal it off mo williams and chucked it to Vince Carter. But unfortunately he missed the 3 and the Bucks won.
Jason Kidd had another great game with 29 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists. Vince carter also had 24 points and 4 assists.
Mo Pete slaps Vince in the Back. NO FOUL
Nenad Kristic injured
Andrew Bogut Injured
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New Jersey Boxscores | Milwaukee Boxscores
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27 -- The Milwaukee Bucks have won once again to take its streak out to 4 wins in a row after Vince Carter missed the game tieing shot on the buzzer.
Dwight Howard had another magnificent game with 28 points, 16 rebounds, 7 assists and 8 blocks. Josh Smith also had 21 points and 2 steals while Theo Ratliff had 14 points and 7 blocks.
The Game was a huge stalemate with both teams scoring shot for shot for the entire game. Until Wesley Person came up with a big 3 at the end of the 3rd to give the Bucks a 3 point lead. In the fourth, the nets were down by 6 with 7 secs left. Kidd put in a 3 with 4 left and then Nenad Kristic managed to steal it off mo williams and chucked it to Vince Carter. But unfortunately he missed the 3 and the Bucks won.
Jason Kidd had another great game with 29 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists. Vince carter also had 24 points and 4 assists.
Mo Pete slaps Vince in the Back. NO FOUL
Nenad Kristic injured
Andrew Bogut Injured
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by CouchPotato94 on Fri Aug 18, 2006 11:20 pm
funk99 wrote:Mo Pete slaps Vince in the Back. NO FOUL
...while VC tries to headbutt it in for the long 2
Nice win, Howard keeps on keepin' on.
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by funk99 on Sat Aug 19, 2006 11:52 am
Season Standings
Western Conference
Pacific Division:
Phoenix Suns (14-7) #2
Los Angeles Lakers (11-11)
Los Angeles Clippers (9-15)
Sacramento Kings (8-14)
Golden State Warriors (6-13)
NorthWest Division:
Minnesota TimberWolves (17-8) #1
Seattle Sonics (10-7) #4
Denver Nuggets (10-9) #6
Portland Trail Blazers (7-10)
Utah Jazz (9-18)
SouthWest Division:
Houston Rockets (12-8) #3
Dallas Mavericks (10-8) #5
San Antonio Spurs (10-9) #7
Memphis Grizzlies (12-12) #8
New Orleans Hornets (5-12)
Eastern Conference
Atlantic Division:
New York Knicks (15-6) #2
Philadelphia 76ers (12-6) #6
New Jersey Nets (10-9) #8
Boston Celtics (8-13)
Toronto Raptors (8-14)
Central Division:
Milwaukee Bucks (18-7) #1
Cleveland Cavaliers (16-8) #4
Detroit Pistons (14-7) #5
Indiana Pacers (12-10) #7
Chicago Bulls (10-12)
SouthEast Division:
Miami Heat (13-7) #3
Orlando Magic (8-11)
Charlotte Bobcats (7-13)
Atlanta Hawks (5-11)
Washington Wizards (6-17)
MVP Candidates
Dwight Howard: 23.6 PPG, 12.1 RPG, 3.8 APG, 4.35 BPG, 0.61 SPG
Kevin Garnett: 19.6 PPG, 11.6 RPG, 3.8 APG, 1.76 BPG, 1.36 SPG
Kobe Bryant: 26.3 PPG, 4.9 RPG, 5.7 APG, 0.27 BPG, 2.32 SPG
Elton Brand: 20.3 PPG,10.1 RPG, 2.9 APG, 1.79 BPG, 1.08 SPG
Lebron James: 17.9 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 5.1 APG, 1.04 BPG, 1.79 SPG
Western Conference
Pacific Division:
Phoenix Suns (14-7) #2
Los Angeles Lakers (11-11)
Los Angeles Clippers (9-15)
Sacramento Kings (8-14)
Golden State Warriors (6-13)
NorthWest Division:
Minnesota TimberWolves (17-8) #1
Seattle Sonics (10-7) #4
Denver Nuggets (10-9) #6
Portland Trail Blazers (7-10)
Utah Jazz (9-18)
SouthWest Division:
Houston Rockets (12-8) #3
Dallas Mavericks (10-8) #5
San Antonio Spurs (10-9) #7
Memphis Grizzlies (12-12) #8
New Orleans Hornets (5-12)
Eastern Conference
Atlantic Division:
New York Knicks (15-6) #2
Philadelphia 76ers (12-6) #6
New Jersey Nets (10-9) #8
Boston Celtics (8-13)
Toronto Raptors (8-14)
Central Division:
Milwaukee Bucks (18-7) #1
Cleveland Cavaliers (16-8) #4
Detroit Pistons (14-7) #5
Indiana Pacers (12-10) #7
Chicago Bulls (10-12)
SouthEast Division:
Miami Heat (13-7) #3
Orlando Magic (8-11)
Charlotte Bobcats (7-13)
Atlanta Hawks (5-11)
Washington Wizards (6-17)
MVP Candidates
Dwight Howard: 23.6 PPG, 12.1 RPG, 3.8 APG, 4.35 BPG, 0.61 SPG
Kevin Garnett: 19.6 PPG, 11.6 RPG, 3.8 APG, 1.76 BPG, 1.36 SPG
Kobe Bryant: 26.3 PPG, 4.9 RPG, 5.7 APG, 0.27 BPG, 2.32 SPG
Elton Brand: 20.3 PPG,10.1 RPG, 2.9 APG, 1.79 BPG, 1.08 SPG
Lebron James: 17.9 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 5.1 APG, 1.04 BPG, 1.79 SPG
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