My Cavaliers Dyansty

[bballunc5]

Cleveland Cavaliers

2005-06 Season

(The first two seasons were played a long time ago, so I'll just put what I remember.)

Settings: Starter

Record: 27-2 National Champions

C- Yao Ming
Clearly my best player that year, averaging over 20 ppg and leading the leagues in blocks. Awards: All-Star Game MVP, Defensive Player of the Year

PF- Antonio McDyess
An above average player, averaging 16 ppg and an amazing offensive rebounder.

SF- Austin Croshere
A below average player, I drafted him for a bench player thinking I had already drafted a starting small foward. (Which created problems throughout the dynasty.) Good three point shooter, though I had been trying to trade him all season long.

SG- Larry Hughes
An above average player averaging 18 ppg and averaging 2 steals a game.

PG- Kirk Hinrich
An average player scoring somewhere around 10 to 12 ppg, and team leader in assists with probably 3 or 4 apg.

Bench
6th- Eddie House
7th- Juan Dixon

2006-07 Season

Settings: Starter

Record: 29-0 National Champions

C- Yao Ming
An All-Star, averaging 24 ppg and around 6 blocks. Awards: Season MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, All-Star MVP

PF- Antonio McDyess
An average player scoring 12 ppg, is getting old and has slowed down a bit.

SF- Larry Hughes
When I got sick of Croshere and my new rookie didn't work, I had to put Larry Hughes at Small Foward. Averaging over 20 ppg and 3 steals per game. Awards: Slam Dunk Champion

SG- Eddie House
My previous 6th man, I moved him into the lineup halfway into the season. He boosted his average from 2 to 7 ppg.

PG- Kirk Hinrich
An average player, he averaged around 11 ppg and 3 apg.

Bench
6th- AL Jefferson
7th- Juan Dixon

2007-08 Season

Settings: All-Star

Record: 28-1 NBA Champions

C- Yao Ming
An MVP candidate, Yao Ming averaged 22.2 ppg, 8.3 rpg, and 7.97 blocks per game. He set the blocking record with 20 blocks. Awards: Defensive Player of the Year

PF- Al Jefferson
Averaging 10.1 ppg, 4.5 rpg he was a decent replacement for Antonio McDyess, who was too old to start.

SF- Desmond Mason
Averaging 17.1 ppg, 2.3 rpg, and 2.6 apg, I had finally found a Small Foward. I traded Mehmet Okur for him halfway through the season.

SG- Larry Hughes
Having his superstar year, he averaged 24.7 ppg, 4.2 apg, and 5.24 steals per game. He set the stealing record with 28 steals. Awards: All-Star Game MVP

PG- Kirk Hinrich
Hinrich had his best year yet averaging 12.4 ppg and 6.0 apg.

Bench
6th- Antonio McDyess
7th- Eddie House

[PistonsFan97]

Dude that is an awesome team. Keep up the good work.