Huge game by Mo-Pete, and nice Kobe comparison asdf.
I believe you'll pull this off, with a team effort, you'll pull out of NJ with the series tied and one game to go at home.
-[Milwaukee Bucks]- 2-3: Bucks Bow Out of Playoffs
by CouchPotato94 on Wed Aug 30, 2006 4:58 am
18 3-pointers?! Holy sheepsh!t, Batman!
Huge game by Mo-Pete, and nice Kobe comparison asdf.
I believe you'll pull this off, with a team effort, you'll pull out of NJ with the series tied and one game to go at home.
Huge game by Mo-Pete, and nice Kobe comparison asdf.
I believe you'll pull this off, with a team effort, you'll pull out of NJ with the series tied and one game to go at home.
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by funk99 on Wed Aug 30, 2006 4:47 pm
NBA Regular Season Awards
Most Valuable Player: Dwight Howard has won the Most Valuable Player award after averaging 23.9 Points per game, 0.598% from the field, 12.9 rebounds per game, 4 Assists per game and 4.96 Blocks per game.
Most Improved Player: Dwight Howard has won the Most Improved Player after Averaging 23.9 Points per game, 59.8% from the field, 12.9 rebounds per game, 4 Assists per game and 4.96 Blocks per game from last years 12.0 Points per game, 10.0 Rebounds per game, 0.9 assists per game and 1.66 Blocks per game.
Defensive Player of the Year:Shawn Marion has won the Defensive Player of the Year after Averaging 6.0 defensive rebounds per game, 1.14 blocks per game and 2.24 steals per game .
Rookie Of The Year:
Andrew Bogut has won the Rookie of the Year award after averaging 16.5 Points per game, 60.3% from the field, 7.6 rebounds per game and 2.93 blocks per game.
Sixth Man of the Year:Theo Ratliff has won the Sixth Man of the Year award after a great season with the Bucks averaging 14.9 Points per Game, 6.1 rebounds per game and 3.97 Blocks per game.
1st All-NBA Team: The All Nba 1st Team consisted of Shaquille O'Neal, Dwight Howard, Paul Pierce, Ben Gordon and Jason Terry.
2nd All-NBA Team: The All Nba 2nd Team consisted of Brad Miller, Kevin Garnett, Lebron James, Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash.
1st All-Defensive Team: The All Defensive 1st Team consisted of Marcus Camby, Dwight Howard, Shawn Marion, Kobe Bryant and Allen Iverson.
2nd All-Defensive Team: The All Defensive 2nd Team consisted of Theo Ratliff, Kevin Garnett, Andrei Kirilenko, Larry Hughes and Gilbert Arenas.
1st All-Rookie Team: The All Rookie 1st Team consisted of Andrew Bogut, Charlie Villanueva, Deron Williams, Chris Paul and Channing Frye.
2nd All-Rookie Team: The All Rookie 2nd Team consisted of Marvin Williams, Wayne Simien, Ryan Gomes, Joey Graham and Raymon Felton.
Coach Of the Year: The Coach of the Year was named to Terry Stotts of the Milwaukee Bucks after leading them to the Best Record in the League with 13-2 at home and 8-6 away.
Most Valuable Player: Dwight Howard has won the Most Valuable Player award after averaging 23.9 Points per game, 0.598% from the field, 12.9 rebounds per game, 4 Assists per game and 4.96 Blocks per game.
Most Improved Player: Dwight Howard has won the Most Improved Player after Averaging 23.9 Points per game, 59.8% from the field, 12.9 rebounds per game, 4 Assists per game and 4.96 Blocks per game from last years 12.0 Points per game, 10.0 Rebounds per game, 0.9 assists per game and 1.66 Blocks per game.
Defensive Player of the Year:Shawn Marion has won the Defensive Player of the Year after Averaging 6.0 defensive rebounds per game, 1.14 blocks per game and 2.24 steals per game .
Rookie Of The Year:
Andrew Bogut has won the Rookie of the Year award after averaging 16.5 Points per game, 60.3% from the field, 7.6 rebounds per game and 2.93 blocks per game.
Sixth Man of the Year:Theo Ratliff has won the Sixth Man of the Year award after a great season with the Bucks averaging 14.9 Points per Game, 6.1 rebounds per game and 3.97 Blocks per game.
1st All-NBA Team: The All Nba 1st Team consisted of Shaquille O'Neal, Dwight Howard, Paul Pierce, Ben Gordon and Jason Terry.
2nd All-NBA Team: The All Nba 2nd Team consisted of Brad Miller, Kevin Garnett, Lebron James, Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash.
1st All-Defensive Team: The All Defensive 1st Team consisted of Marcus Camby, Dwight Howard, Shawn Marion, Kobe Bryant and Allen Iverson.
2nd All-Defensive Team: The All Defensive 2nd Team consisted of Theo Ratliff, Kevin Garnett, Andrei Kirilenko, Larry Hughes and Gilbert Arenas.
1st All-Rookie Team: The All Rookie 1st Team consisted of Andrew Bogut, Charlie Villanueva, Deron Williams, Chris Paul and Channing Frye.
2nd All-Rookie Team: The All Rookie 2nd Team consisted of Marvin Williams, Wayne Simien, Ryan Gomes, Joey Graham and Raymon Felton.
Coach Of the Year: The Coach of the Year was named to Terry Stotts of the Milwaukee Bucks after leading them to the Best Record in the League with 13-2 at home and 8-6 away.
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by Its_asdf on Thu Aug 31, 2006 2:28 am
Congrats on having Bogut win ROY and having Ratliff winning 6th man and making the 2nd defensive team.
I'm suprised that the sixth man award didn't go to a scrub, the computer usually fucks that award up pretty badly.
I'm suprised that the sixth man award didn't go to a scrub, the computer usually fucks that award up pretty badly.
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by funk99 on Thu Aug 31, 2006 8:20 pm
Mo Williams Beats the Nets in the Fifth Overtime
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NEW JERSEY, May. 20 – The Milwaukee Bucks have won the longest game in NBA History today as they won 247 to 244 against the New Jersey Nets. Many Records fell today including the Most Points scored in a match, Longest Match, Most Points scored in a playoff match and Most Points scored by a player in a Playoff Match.
Maurice Williams was the Player of the Game with 50 points, 4 rebounds and 11 assists. Mo Peterson Closely followed with 53 points and 6 assists while Kirk Hinrich had 39 points, 6 rebounds and 9 assists. Josh Smith fell short of a triple double with 8 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists.
The Bucks started off well and they went on a 10 to 1 run to make the lead 19 to 9 half way through the first. The Nets then came back with 6 points to nothing and the lead was cut. At the break, the score was 44 to 37. Mo Williams had 18 points in the first quarter. At half the time the nets had cut the lead to 2 and the score was 77 - 75 to the Bucks. The nets then went on a huge 8 to nothing run at the start of the 3rd. The bucks went on their own 18-0 run at the end of the quarter to make the score 117 to 107 at 3 quarter time. In the fourth, it was struggle to say the least. The nets tied the game with 1.11 left on the clock. Josh Smith then put in 2 free throws to gain a 2 point lead with 33.8 seconds left. Glenn Robinson then came up clutch and knocked down an easy 2. Mo Williams then missed the game winner.
In Overtime, it was very much similar to the fourth. Dwight Howard tied the game to make it 154 all with a minute and eleven seconds left. Andrew Bogut then hit a 3 point play to make it that much the difference. Then Jason Kidd came up with a needy 2 pointer, however 3 seconds later Vince Carter tied the game at 165 all with a 3 pointer on the buzzer. In the Second Overtime, Richard Jefferson shot a jumper to tie the game at 189 all with a minute left. Then 30 seconds later tied the game up 191 all and that was the end of the 2nd Overtime with Jefferson missing the game winner to send them to the second round. Kidd also fouled out in the second with 55 points. The Bucks finally passed the 200 point barrier with a 3 pointer by Hinrich in the 3rd Overtime Carter then tied the game 202 all with a 3 pointer with 15.8 seconds left. Mo Peterson then missed an easy jumper to win the game. In t he fourth Overtime, the Bucks were up 217 to 215 with 1 minute 15 left on the clock. Mo pete then hit a 3 with 35.4 seconds remaining to give the Bucks a 3 point lead.Vince Carter attempted a 3 pointer but missed, fortunately Nenad Kristic picked up the Offensive Rebound and passed it back out to Carter to sink the open 3 with time running out after he shot it. In the fifth Overtime, The bucks took an early 6 point lead, then the nets took care of a 3 point play and took a 1 point lead. But Mo Pete managed to hit a 3 in Jefferson's face to make the lead 2 points. Bogut then fouled out and Zoran Planinic managed to tie the game with 24.5 seconds left. Mo Williams did it again to beat the Nets.
Vince Carter now has the New Playoff Record of 73 Points in one game. Vince Carter also had 6 rebounds, Jason Kidd had a huge game with 55 points, 3 rebounds and 10 assists. While Glenn Robinson had 16 points and 16 rebounds.
Mo Williams Beats the Nets Video
Glen ROBINSON!!!
Mcinnis Blocks Josh Smith!!
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NEW JERSEY, May. 20 – The Milwaukee Bucks have won the longest game in NBA History today as they won 247 to 244 against the New Jersey Nets. Many Records fell today including the Most Points scored in a match, Longest Match, Most Points scored in a playoff match and Most Points scored by a player in a Playoff Match.
Maurice Williams was the Player of the Game with 50 points, 4 rebounds and 11 assists. Mo Peterson Closely followed with 53 points and 6 assists while Kirk Hinrich had 39 points, 6 rebounds and 9 assists. Josh Smith fell short of a triple double with 8 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists.
The Bucks started off well and they went on a 10 to 1 run to make the lead 19 to 9 half way through the first. The Nets then came back with 6 points to nothing and the lead was cut. At the break, the score was 44 to 37. Mo Williams had 18 points in the first quarter. At half the time the nets had cut the lead to 2 and the score was 77 - 75 to the Bucks. The nets then went on a huge 8 to nothing run at the start of the 3rd. The bucks went on their own 18-0 run at the end of the quarter to make the score 117 to 107 at 3 quarter time. In the fourth, it was struggle to say the least. The nets tied the game with 1.11 left on the clock. Josh Smith then put in 2 free throws to gain a 2 point lead with 33.8 seconds left. Glenn Robinson then came up clutch and knocked down an easy 2. Mo Williams then missed the game winner.
In Overtime, it was very much similar to the fourth. Dwight Howard tied the game to make it 154 all with a minute and eleven seconds left. Andrew Bogut then hit a 3 point play to make it that much the difference. Then Jason Kidd came up with a needy 2 pointer, however 3 seconds later Vince Carter tied the game at 165 all with a 3 pointer on the buzzer. In the Second Overtime, Richard Jefferson shot a jumper to tie the game at 189 all with a minute left. Then 30 seconds later tied the game up 191 all and that was the end of the 2nd Overtime with Jefferson missing the game winner to send them to the second round. Kidd also fouled out in the second with 55 points. The Bucks finally passed the 200 point barrier with a 3 pointer by Hinrich in the 3rd Overtime Carter then tied the game 202 all with a 3 pointer with 15.8 seconds left. Mo Peterson then missed an easy jumper to win the game. In t he fourth Overtime, the Bucks were up 217 to 215 with 1 minute 15 left on the clock. Mo pete then hit a 3 with 35.4 seconds remaining to give the Bucks a 3 point lead.Vince Carter attempted a 3 pointer but missed, fortunately Nenad Kristic picked up the Offensive Rebound and passed it back out to Carter to sink the open 3 with time running out after he shot it. In the fifth Overtime, The bucks took an early 6 point lead, then the nets took care of a 3 point play and took a 1 point lead. But Mo Pete managed to hit a 3 in Jefferson's face to make the lead 2 points. Bogut then fouled out and Zoran Planinic managed to tie the game with 24.5 seconds left. Mo Williams did it again to beat the Nets.
Vince Carter now has the New Playoff Record of 73 Points in one game. Vince Carter also had 6 rebounds, Jason Kidd had a huge game with 55 points, 3 rebounds and 10 assists. While Glenn Robinson had 16 points and 16 rebounds.
Mo Williams Beats the Nets Video
Glen ROBINSON!!!
Mcinnis Blocks Josh Smith!!
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by Anthony15 on Fri Sep 01, 2006 8:16 am
Sit wrote:Not that realistic at all... 5 OT and close to 500 points combined man... well, good win nonetheless... dont mean to sound like a bitch but yeh... im sort of a realism freak.
Yup, sorry bud but ur dynasty is very unrealistic. Nice win tho!
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by funk99 on Sat Sep 02, 2006 1:14 pm
Bucks Bow Out of Playoffs
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MILWAUKEE, May. 25 – The Milwaukee Bucks have bowed out of the Playoffs after a losing by 3 points to the New Jersey Nets. The Bucks came back from a 18 point deficet in the 2nd but failed to take the game in Overtime.
Richard Jefferson had 33 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 steals. While Jason Kidd had 36 points and 3 steals. Vince Carter also had 13 points and 8 assists.
The Nets started very well in this game and took a 36 to 30 lead in the first quarter. The Nets then quickly again took advantage and took a 62 to 44 lead. At the half the lead was 66 to 53 to the Nets. The Bucks came out in the 2nd half determined to stay alive the playoffs. They managed to melt the lead only to 5 points as the score was 79 to 74. At 3 Quarter time, the score was 83 to 78 to the Nets. Mo Pete tied the game 87 all with a 3 pointer with 5.05 left on the clock. Dwight Howard managed to make it 95 to 91 with 2 minutes and 14 left. The Bucks made it 98 to 95 with 1.15 through bogut but New Jersey managed to score 6 straight points to make it 101 to 98. Hinrich then came up with the game tier with 11.8 seconds left. Carter then missed the game winner. In overtime, the Bucks took an easy 6 point lead, The Bucks failed to keep that lead and the Nets came back and Took a 3 point lead with 13.4 seconds left. Hinrich then missed 2 3 pointer attempts to tie the game and send the game into the 2nd Overtime and their Playoff Hopes Alive.
Dwight Howard finished off his season with 26 points, 13 rebounds and 3 blocks while Andrew Bogut had 23 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists. Kirk Hinrich finished with 27 points and 10 assists.
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MILWAUKEE, May. 25 – The Milwaukee Bucks have bowed out of the Playoffs after a losing by 3 points to the New Jersey Nets. The Bucks came back from a 18 point deficet in the 2nd but failed to take the game in Overtime.
Richard Jefferson had 33 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 steals. While Jason Kidd had 36 points and 3 steals. Vince Carter also had 13 points and 8 assists.
The Nets started very well in this game and took a 36 to 30 lead in the first quarter. The Nets then quickly again took advantage and took a 62 to 44 lead. At the half the lead was 66 to 53 to the Nets. The Bucks came out in the 2nd half determined to stay alive the playoffs. They managed to melt the lead only to 5 points as the score was 79 to 74. At 3 Quarter time, the score was 83 to 78 to the Nets. Mo Pete tied the game 87 all with a 3 pointer with 5.05 left on the clock. Dwight Howard managed to make it 95 to 91 with 2 minutes and 14 left. The Bucks made it 98 to 95 with 1.15 through bogut but New Jersey managed to score 6 straight points to make it 101 to 98. Hinrich then came up with the game tier with 11.8 seconds left. Carter then missed the game winner. In overtime, the Bucks took an easy 6 point lead, The Bucks failed to keep that lead and the Nets came back and Took a 3 point lead with 13.4 seconds left. Hinrich then missed 2 3 pointer attempts to tie the game and send the game into the 2nd Overtime and their Playoff Hopes Alive.
Dwight Howard finished off his season with 26 points, 13 rebounds and 3 blocks while Andrew Bogut had 23 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists. Kirk Hinrich finished with 27 points and 10 assists.
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