Tue Aug 21, 2007 1:04 am
Yes, Pursuer is back in action! 
Too bad you didn't win but Howard played well for you once again. Nice to see tihs dynasty get going again! Good luck man.
Too bad you didn't win but Howard played well for you once again. Nice to see tihs dynasty get going again! Good luck man.
Tue Aug 21, 2007 4:44 am
great to see Dwight Howard back in action - easily one of my fav players; looking forward to the season
Tue Aug 21, 2007 6:27 pm
-km-, yeah, I'm back 
Its_asdf, Yeah I looked at that option too, but I think Green just wouldn't be the player I need, he's not just the right perimeter scorer, that I need...
Marquis, Hey, 08 is still far away, I don't think much about it, but there's one thing for sure, It's the Lakers
Sacke12, IMO, Howard is the best guy in the team, so I'm using him as best as I can..
BoomDizzle#5, I like him too..
Thanks for the comments and the comeback cheers guys, I love it!
Its_asdf, Yeah I looked at that option too, but I think Green just wouldn't be the player I need, he's not just the right perimeter scorer, that I need...
Marquis, Hey, 08 is still far away, I don't think much about it, but there's one thing for sure, It's the Lakers
Sacke12, IMO, Howard is the best guy in the team, so I'm using him as best as I can..
BoomDizzle#5, I like him too..
Thanks for the comments and the comeback cheers guys, I love it!
Tue Aug 21, 2007 6:43 pm
Pursuer...my firend...you are back!!!
Too bad you didn't win...good luck for the next games!
Too bad you didn't win...good luck for the next games!
Tue Aug 21, 2007 6:54 pm
Orlando edge Utah
3rd quarter intervention
About the Jazz
Record 6-8(24th in League, 12th in Conference, 4th in Division)
Jazz are on a 0-4 streak
Leader in points Mehmet Okur 20.1 PPG
Leader in rebounds Carlos Boozer 8.9 RPG
Leader in assists Deron Williams 7.1 APG
Leader in steals Derek Fisher 2.75 SPG
Leader in blocks Andrei Kirilenko 1.47 BPG
Injured players: Derek Fisher(unplayable)
*Info before the game
Deron Williams scored 16 points in the 4th, but it didn’t help…
Box Scores
Magic-107
Jazz-99
The Orlando Magic had a successful visit in Utah, heading home with a 107-99 victory over the Jazz.
Utah was scary in the first period as they won it by 9 points and cause big problems for Orlando, but Howard and co., managed to fight strong in the next quarter, winning it by 13 points for a 4 point lead, heading into the next half.
Orlando’s big three – Howard, Nelson and Turkoglu really shined in the second half, combining 60 points in two quarters(37 in the third) and leading the team straight to the win. Magic won the third quarter by only four points, to raise their lead to 8, then finished off Jazz in the last period with a 34:34 result, despite Williams’s 16 points in that period.
The starting five got big help from rookie J.J. Reddick who scored 14 points in only 20 minutes of gameplay. Magic played very good defense all game long, collecting 9 steals and blocking 5 shots, this gave some more confidence to finish off the outsider Jazz team.
Jordan™ Player of the game
DWIGHT HOWARD
22 points, 16 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steals, 3 blocks, FG 11-18, 3pt 0-0, FT 0-0.
Latest rumors
Jermaine O’Neal(IND) on the trading block?
3rd quarter intervention
About the Jazz
Record 6-8(24th in League, 12th in Conference, 4th in Division)
Jazz are on a 0-4 streak
Leader in points Mehmet Okur 20.1 PPG
Leader in rebounds Carlos Boozer 8.9 RPG
Leader in assists Deron Williams 7.1 APG
Leader in steals Derek Fisher 2.75 SPG
Leader in blocks Andrei Kirilenko 1.47 BPG
Injured players: Derek Fisher(unplayable)
*Info before the game
Deron Williams scored 16 points in the 4th, but it didn’t help…
Box Scores
Magic-107
Jazz-99
The Orlando Magic had a successful visit in Utah, heading home with a 107-99 victory over the Jazz.
Utah was scary in the first period as they won it by 9 points and cause big problems for Orlando, but Howard and co., managed to fight strong in the next quarter, winning it by 13 points for a 4 point lead, heading into the next half.
Orlando’s big three – Howard, Nelson and Turkoglu really shined in the second half, combining 60 points in two quarters(37 in the third) and leading the team straight to the win. Magic won the third quarter by only four points, to raise their lead to 8, then finished off Jazz in the last period with a 34:34 result, despite Williams’s 16 points in that period.
The starting five got big help from rookie J.J. Reddick who scored 14 points in only 20 minutes of gameplay. Magic played very good defense all game long, collecting 9 steals and blocking 5 shots, this gave some more confidence to finish off the outsider Jazz team.
Jordan™ Player of the game
DWIGHT HOWARD
22 points, 16 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steals, 3 blocks, FG 11-18, 3pt 0-0, FT 0-0.
Latest rumors
Jermaine O’Neal(IND) on the trading block?
Tue Aug 21, 2007 7:18 pm
Nice win! Dwight did it for you again (like always 
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Tue Aug 21, 2007 8:08 pm
Good win
I love your screen man!
I love your screen man!
Wed Aug 22, 2007 1:38 am
man i love Howard's game - dude is a BEAST! nice road win
Wed Aug 22, 2007 2:12 am
Nice to see you back!
And Nice Game!
And Nice Game!
Wed Aug 22, 2007 3:12 am
Nice win. I don't have good Hill trading advice so far, I will try to think. Are you gonna trade away Darko as well? (Because he left to Memphis)
edit: actually, I think you should try to get Rashard Lewis, to make the dynasty more realistic. Offer them Hill with such an expiring contract (they would love it, because they need rebuilding), and other player they need.
edit: actually, I think you should try to get Rashard Lewis, to make the dynasty more realistic. Offer them Hill with such an expiring contract (they would love it, because they need rebuilding), and other player they need.
Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:00 am
Nice win and a nice game by Nelson. Hopefully the bench will start picking up the slack soon.
Judging from a few of the games' boxscores, you don't seem to have a very consistent sixth man scorer. Perhaps you should trade Hill for someone who can give you around 10 points off the bench on a nightly basis.
Judging from a few of the games' boxscores, you don't seem to have a very consistent sixth man scorer. Perhaps you should trade Hill for someone who can give you around 10 points off the bench on a nightly basis.
Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:58 pm
Sacke12, Thanks, Howard's my most consistent..
looser, Thanks a lot, looser...
BoomDizzle#5, Yep, If only he was that aggresive offensively in real-life, I think he'd be somewhere nearly the same...
rl564411, Yeah, thanks a lot man..
Marquis, Well I thought about that too, but then I came up with an idea, not so realistic, but more helpful for me...
Anyways, thanks for the suggestion
Its_asdf, yep, that's one of my goals too, either to develop or to trade for a good 6th man...
Thanks again for the comments guys, really appreciate it...
looser, Thanks a lot, looser...
BoomDizzle#5, Yep, If only he was that aggresive offensively in real-life, I think he'd be somewhere nearly the same...
rl564411, Yeah, thanks a lot man..
Marquis, Well I thought about that too, but then I came up with an idea, not so realistic, but more helpful for me...
Anyways, thanks for the suggestion
Its_asdf, yep, that's one of my goals too, either to develop or to trade for a good 6th man...
Thanks again for the comments guys, really appreciate it...
Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:59 pm
Blockbuster trade
Today, the NBA announced that a blockbuster trade between Utah Jazz and Golden State Warriors has been finalized. The announcement stated that Utah Jazz sent their star Andrei Kirilenko to Golden State, while getting back Jason Richardson.
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Today, the NBA announced that a blockbuster trade between Utah Jazz and Golden State Warriors has been finalized. The announcement stated that Utah Jazz sent their star Andrei Kirilenko to Golden State, while getting back Jason Richardson.
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Fri Aug 24, 2007 3:50 pm
Allen stops Magic…
3rd quarter intervention
About the Sonics
Record 7-8(17th in League, 9th in Conference, 2nd in Division)
Sonics are on a 0-1 streak
Leader in points Rashard Lewis 24.7 PPG
Leader in rebounds Chris Wilcox 9.8 RPG
Leader in assists Luke Ridnour 7.6 APG
Leader in steals Rashard Lewis 1.87 SPG
Leader in blocks Chris Wilcox 2.07 BPG
Injured players: Luke Ridnour(unplayable)
*Info before the game
Ray Allen scored a game-high 32 points…
Box Scores
Magic-98
Sonics-108
The Orlando Magic suffered a loss against the Seattle SuperSonics.
Magic came to the first period ready to fight and fired up, they won it by 9 points and were heading into the next period with power, but Nick Collison stopped them in the second. Sonics won the quarter by 3 points for a 6 point deficit, entering the second half.
Earl Watson was the x-factor for the Sonics tonight. He showed what he could do, by putting in 9 points, dishing out 9 dimes and stealing the ball 5 times. He helped the deadly duo – Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen to rule the third quarter and win it by ten, for a 4 point lead. Magic’s Dwight Howard suffered big foul problems, as he collected his 4th at the beginning of the quarter and couldn’t help his team at all. Then Turkoglu took the leader role from him and started pulling his team up, but not for long. After Sonics’ three treys, Magic lost the lead and lost the energy. Sonics dominated the quarter, but only at it’s end, Magic were able to make a 8-0 run, to cut down Sonics’ lead a little.
Orlando was playing with it’s star Dwight Howard at the beginning of the quarter and they managed to achieve 10-0 run. But Howard, then quickly managed to collect two fouls and was out of the game. Hedo was left with Jameer to save the lead and pull the team for the victory, but Ray Allen stopped them. He scored 16 points in the last period(2 three pointers) and got Sonics a beautiful victory. Magic’s defense was desperate against Sonics and without any bench help they had to give up.
Jordan™ Player of the game
RAY ALLEN
32 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steals, 0 blocks, FG 13-22, 3pt 3-5, FT 3-3.
3rd quarter intervention
About the Sonics
Record 7-8(17th in League, 9th in Conference, 2nd in Division)
Sonics are on a 0-1 streak
Leader in points Rashard Lewis 24.7 PPG
Leader in rebounds Chris Wilcox 9.8 RPG
Leader in assists Luke Ridnour 7.6 APG
Leader in steals Rashard Lewis 1.87 SPG
Leader in blocks Chris Wilcox 2.07 BPG
Injured players: Luke Ridnour(unplayable)
*Info before the game
Ray Allen scored a game-high 32 points…
Box Scores
Magic-98
Sonics-108
The Orlando Magic suffered a loss against the Seattle SuperSonics.
Magic came to the first period ready to fight and fired up, they won it by 9 points and were heading into the next period with power, but Nick Collison stopped them in the second. Sonics won the quarter by 3 points for a 6 point deficit, entering the second half.
Earl Watson was the x-factor for the Sonics tonight. He showed what he could do, by putting in 9 points, dishing out 9 dimes and stealing the ball 5 times. He helped the deadly duo – Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen to rule the third quarter and win it by ten, for a 4 point lead. Magic’s Dwight Howard suffered big foul problems, as he collected his 4th at the beginning of the quarter and couldn’t help his team at all. Then Turkoglu took the leader role from him and started pulling his team up, but not for long. After Sonics’ three treys, Magic lost the lead and lost the energy. Sonics dominated the quarter, but only at it’s end, Magic were able to make a 8-0 run, to cut down Sonics’ lead a little.
Orlando was playing with it’s star Dwight Howard at the beginning of the quarter and they managed to achieve 10-0 run. But Howard, then quickly managed to collect two fouls and was out of the game. Hedo was left with Jameer to save the lead and pull the team for the victory, but Ray Allen stopped them. He scored 16 points in the last period(2 three pointers) and got Sonics a beautiful victory. Magic’s defense was desperate against Sonics and without any bench help they had to give up.
Jordan™ Player of the game
RAY ALLEN
32 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steals, 0 blocks, FG 13-22, 3pt 3-5, FT 3-3.
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Fri Aug 24, 2007 4:56 pm
Don't worry about this loss
Turkoglu plyed very well
Keep it up man!!!
Turkoglu plyed very well
Keep it up man!!!
Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:34 pm
Tough loss, Allen and Lewis was on fire, not so much to do about it I guess.
Turkolglu played great, but Nelson really had an "off"-game.
Btw, the "Box Scores"-score is wrong. It says that you won.
Good luck!!
Turkolglu played great, but Nelson really had an "off"-game.
Btw, the "Box Scores"-score is wrong. It says that you won.
Good luck!!
Sat Aug 25, 2007 3:13 am
Nice to see Redick seeing some minutes.. Allen killed you.. And Fortson off the bench with the boards..
The exact same trade happen' in my Wizards dynasty.. Get ready for Lewis-Gasol deal..
The exact same trade happen' in my Wizards dynasty.. Get ready for Lewis-Gasol deal..
Sat Aug 25, 2007 11:07 am
Man, AK47 on the Warriors? That's insane. That could give them one of the best starting 5's in the league with Biedrins - Harrington - Kirilenko - Jackson - Davis. Such a good balance of offense and defense, and then with Ellis, Barnes, and Pietrus off the bench that is one hell of a team. Hope you get to play Golden State soon, I'd love to see that game.
Sun Aug 26, 2007 4:29 am
TheMC5 wrote:Man, AK47 on the Warriors? That's insane. That could give them one of the best starting 5's in the league with Biedrins - Harrington - Kirilenko - Jackson - Davis. Such a good balance of offense and defense, and then with Ellis, Barnes, and Pietrus off the bench that is one hell of a team. Hope you get to play Golden State soon, I'd love to see that game.
ditto man! i love GState and can't wait for that matchup; should be great even without the '08 rookies (Belinelli/Wright/Lasme)
Sun Aug 26, 2007 12:52 pm
interesting dynasty man
Sun Aug 26, 2007 6:00 pm
Nice to see you back Pursuer
Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:30 pm
One of these common deals, but this deal seems to be very good everytime, because Kirilenko imo is such a good fit in Golden State. J-Rich coming to Jazz gives them depth at SG.
Tue Aug 28, 2007 11:38 am
It seems like Kirilenko is always being shopped around by Utah (he was traded in my dynasty as well). Poor guy.
You seem to like to use Turkey Glue a lot on offence. His height is pretty abusive in game too, but I think that you should trade him if you feel like you can get more depth out of him in a deal.
You seem to like to use Turkey Glue a lot on offence. His height is pretty abusive in game too, but I think that you should trade him if you feel like you can get more depth out of him in a deal.