Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:35 pm
Dear Mr. Batman,
I've been a long-time fan of you and your dynasty.
I wonder if I can grow up and be like you... I liked
your new movie too, Batman. I would really want
to have your autograph, you're just so good at this.
Please send me back a letter please, my whole
family had been waiting for it. Good luck Batman.
Love,
Unknown girl
Fri Jun 17, 2005 11:15 pm
Hey Bhz, I got bored and decided to try to make new newspapers layout. If you like it, or if you want me to change something, please let me know. Just to refresh your dynasty 
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Newspapers
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Sat Jun 18, 2005 1:00 am
AI going old school with his kicks eh? Where's those Answer 9s at? 
Well if he keeps playing like that, he oughta keep those kicks.
Well if he keeps playing like that, he oughta keep those kicks.
Sat Jun 18, 2005 4:07 am
sac-1 wrote:nice win...yay Iverson....good luck next game...webber only 7 rebounds
Yea, that shot was amazing. At first I was just going to heave it up and take the loss because I didn't think it would go in, then next thing I know it rolled off the front of the rim, hit the backboard and went in.
I LOVED IT!Cloudy wrote:Dear Mr. Batman,
I've been a long-time fan of you and your dynasty.
I wonder if I can grow up and be like you... I liked
your new movie too, Batman. I would really want
to have your autograph, you're just so good at this.
Please send me back a letter please, my whole
family had been waiting for it. Good luck Batman.
Love,
Unknown girl
I hope that fan is Katya 
Lpasso|SOR wrote:Hey Bhz, I got bored and decided to try to make new newspapers layout. If you like it, or if you want me to change something, please let me know. Just to refresh your dynasty
Newspapers
Coo, I'll talk to you on MSN about it too
Remy Gambit wrote:AI going old school with his kicks eh? Where's those Answer 9s at?
Yea I know, he put on one of them 2001 NBA season performances when he won the MVP
You will have to wait on the 9's though
Sat Jun 18, 2005 7:16 am
SPURS VS. 76ERS
Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m., EST
TV, radio: Comcast SportsNet; UPN 57
Records: purs, 16-5; Sixers, 12-7
KEY MATCHUP: ANDRE IGUODALA VS. BRUCE BOWEN
Defensive specialist, Bruce Bowen will look to take heed at Sixers' foward Andre Iguodala tonight. Iguodala is an explosive young player and it will be up to Bowen to keep that explosiveness out of Iguodala's game tonight. Bowen is known as a dirty player so its up to Iguodala to stay focus throughout the game and don't let Bowen get in his head. One thing Iguodala will not have to worry about is stopping Bowen on the offensive end.
INSIDE THE 76ERS
The Sixers will have to face their toughest opponent since the season began. They have won 4 of their last 5 games. They are also 1-1 on their 4-game home stand which is an improvement to what happened earlier this season when they faced an 0-3 homestand.
INSIDE THE SPURS
The Spurs have the best record in the league and are currently on a 5-game winning streak. They are led by two-time MVP and Argentinan, Manu Ginobili who combine for 45.1ppg, 17.7rpg and 11.2apg for the Spurs. San Antonio was also able to grab Hakim Warrick at the 26th pick and he has moved to the starting PF spot averaging 8.1ppg and 6.7rpg.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Samuel Dalembert
PF-Chris Webber
SF-Andre Iguodala
SG-Rashad McCants
PG-Allen Iverson
C-Tim Duncan
PF-Hakim Warrick
SF-Bruce Bowen
SG-Manu Ginobili
PG-Tony Parker
Sat Jun 18, 2005 11:17 am
Duncan Sparks Spurs In Philadelphia
Spurs play their type of game
Spurs-83
Sixers-69
Sixers Boxscore | Spurs Boxscore
Manu Ginobili shot 7-18 from the field for the Spurs who beat the Sixers
PHILADELPHIA, December 9 (Ticker) -- Tim Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs at long last came out of the Wachovia Center with a win. Duncan scored 18 points and grabbed a season-high 21 rebounds as the Spurs beat the Philadelphia 76ers here for the 2nd straight time, 83-69. Manu Ginobili chipped in 22 points and Tony Parker 14 and 5 assists for the Spurs, who have extended their winning streak to six games. The Sixers missed the first 11 shots of the game as the Spurs opened up the early 9-0 advantage. Backup guard Percy Miller scored Philadelphia's first points on a jumper and a foul by Tony Parker which led to a 3-point play. "You could feel the crowd getting real tense, and getting a little upset," said Andre Iguodala, who scored 16 points. "We couldn't buy a basket that first quarter. We weren't taking tough shots by any means. We were missing layups and missing open shots. For some reason they didn't want to drop."
The Sixers had one of their worse quarters in Wachovia Center history making only 5-of-21 shots to fall behind by only 5 points though with the Spurs shooting bad as well. "It's a coach's worst nightmare, jumping off to an early lead in the NBA," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "You just sit there and wait for the score to get even again. It comes down to the fourth quarter, to who makes shots and who doesn't turn it over." After Philadelphia forward Chris Webber opened the fourth quarter with a jump hook, the Spurs countered with a 9-1 run, taking the lead for good and keeping the Sixers out of range of making a comeback. "We did a great job of moving the ball," Duncan said. "Our guys are able to shoot shots and understand the offense. That's when we are at our best."
The Sixers got within 52-47 on a 3-pointer by rookie Andre Iguodala with 3:37 remaining in the 3rd quarter, but Brent Barry hit back-to-back jumpers and San Antonio led by at least six points thereafter. "They are a potential world champion," Sixers coach Jim O'Brien said of the Spurs. "Against a team that has Duncan in the low post, you can't cover every event and you have to give them something." Allen Iverson scored 19 points but made only 8-of-18 shots for the Sixers, who connected on just 36 percent (29-of-80) of their attempts. "The scary thing is we didn‘t really put together a total game yet," Barry said. "We've had good individual performances. A number of people stepped up and took care of the ball."
Game Photos
Hakim Warrick scored 10 points in 36 minutes for San Antonio
Tony Parker shot 5-16 from the field and was part of the shooting woes for both teams
Parker drawing the charge against Allen Iverson
Percy Miller scoring the first field goal for Philly in the first quarter
Iguodala tried to get the crowd hype with the double pump reverse dunk
Tim Duncan posting up the smaller McCants on the switchup
Samuel Dalembert dominated the boards for Philly with 14
Spurs play their type of game
Spurs-83Sixers-69Sixers Boxscore | Spurs Boxscore
Manu Ginobili shot 7-18 from the field for the Spurs who beat the Sixers
PHILADELPHIA, December 9 (Ticker) -- Tim Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs at long last came out of the Wachovia Center with a win. Duncan scored 18 points and grabbed a season-high 21 rebounds as the Spurs beat the Philadelphia 76ers here for the 2nd straight time, 83-69. Manu Ginobili chipped in 22 points and Tony Parker 14 and 5 assists for the Spurs, who have extended their winning streak to six games. The Sixers missed the first 11 shots of the game as the Spurs opened up the early 9-0 advantage. Backup guard Percy Miller scored Philadelphia's first points on a jumper and a foul by Tony Parker which led to a 3-point play. "You could feel the crowd getting real tense, and getting a little upset," said Andre Iguodala, who scored 16 points. "We couldn't buy a basket that first quarter. We weren't taking tough shots by any means. We were missing layups and missing open shots. For some reason they didn't want to drop."
The Sixers had one of their worse quarters in Wachovia Center history making only 5-of-21 shots to fall behind by only 5 points though with the Spurs shooting bad as well. "It's a coach's worst nightmare, jumping off to an early lead in the NBA," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "You just sit there and wait for the score to get even again. It comes down to the fourth quarter, to who makes shots and who doesn't turn it over." After Philadelphia forward Chris Webber opened the fourth quarter with a jump hook, the Spurs countered with a 9-1 run, taking the lead for good and keeping the Sixers out of range of making a comeback. "We did a great job of moving the ball," Duncan said. "Our guys are able to shoot shots and understand the offense. That's when we are at our best."
The Sixers got within 52-47 on a 3-pointer by rookie Andre Iguodala with 3:37 remaining in the 3rd quarter, but Brent Barry hit back-to-back jumpers and San Antonio led by at least six points thereafter. "They are a potential world champion," Sixers coach Jim O'Brien said of the Spurs. "Against a team that has Duncan in the low post, you can't cover every event and you have to give them something." Allen Iverson scored 19 points but made only 8-of-18 shots for the Sixers, who connected on just 36 percent (29-of-80) of their attempts. "The scary thing is we didn‘t really put together a total game yet," Barry said. "We've had good individual performances. A number of people stepped up and took care of the ball."
Game Photos
Hakim Warrick scored 10 points in 36 minutes for San Antonio
Tony Parker shot 5-16 from the field and was part of the shooting woes for both teams
Parker drawing the charge against Allen Iverson
Percy Miller scoring the first field goal for Philly in the first quarter
Iguodala tried to get the crowd hype with the double pump reverse dunk
Tim Duncan posting up the smaller McCants on the switchup
Samuel Dalembert dominated the boards for Philly with 14
Sat Jun 18, 2005 11:22 am
Oh tough loss 
...You were only held to 69 points 
but you held them to only 83 points(i'll give you an A+ on defence...Is that like your lowest scoring game 
...You were only held to 69 points but you held them to only 83 points(i'll give you an A+ on defence...Is that like your lowest scoring game
Sat Jun 18, 2005 11:53 am
Typical Spurs nerve-grinder... can't say I'm too sad the Spurs beat you.
You'll bounce right back though, I just knows it....
You'll bounce right back though, I just knows it....
Sat Jun 18, 2005 12:17 pm
Hmmm... Mafia.. Spurs killed yo ass! lol
Sat Jun 18, 2005 1:52 pm
sac-1 wrote:Oh tough loss
Yep, I think that was my lowest scoring game ever in NBA Live going along with last season with the Suns.
D-Wolverine 99027 wrote:Typical Spurs nerve-grinder... can't say I'm too sad the Spurs beat you.
You'll bounce right back though, I just knows it....
You should be sad
I hope I can bounce back next game because I play the Nets, then after that its the Pacers 
Sit wrote:Hmmm... Mafia.. Spurs killed yo ass! lol
At least they didn't kill me as bad as the Kings killed you
OOOOOO
Sat Jun 18, 2005 1:56 pm
NETS VS. 76ERS
Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m., EST
TV, radio: Comcast SportsNet; UPN 57
Records: Nets, 10-11; Sixers, 12-8
KEY MATCHUP: ALLEN IVERSON VS. JASON KIDD
Jason Kidd is probably the only player in the league that has the height advantage over Iverson, but can also match his speed and probably the only point guard that has the ability to guard him. Kidd averages 18.2ppg, 5.7rpg, 6.1apg and 1.7spg for the Nets. He can go down low in the box on most guards and is very experienced with his 11 years in the league.
INSIDE THE 76ERS
The Sixers are coming off an 83-69 loss to the Spurs on Friday night. It was the lowest scoring game for Philadelphia this season and they are looking to rebound from that performance tonight. The Sixers only shot 36% from the field in that game.
INSIDE THE NETS
It seems as though the Nets are finally getting the hang of the threesome in Carter, Jefferson and Kidd. They are now on a 3-game winning streak and all 3 of them are averaging at least 18,5 and 5 apiece. The Nets drafted Johan Petro and Kelenna Azubuike in the off-season and they have turned out to be good picks so far with Petro starting at center and Azubuike becoming a solid 6-man.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Samuel Dalembert
PF-Chris Webber
SF-Andre Iguodala
SG-Rashad McCants
PG-Allen Iverson
C-Johan Petro
PF-Reggie Evans
SF-Richard Jefferson
SG-Vince Carter
PG-Jason Kidd
Sat Jun 18, 2005 3:44 pm
Carter, Nets Have Answer for Sixers
Sixers played well, but the threesome was too much
Nets-105
Sixers-100
Sixers Boxscore | Nets Boxscore
McCants played well tonight with 17 points but it wasn't enough to overcome the 5-point loss
PHILADELPHIA, December 11 (Ticker) -- Vince Carter found his shooting touch in the second half. Carter scored 22 of his 30 points after the break to lead the New Jersey Nets to a 105-100 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. Carter - who also had six rebounds and nineassists - made just 2-of-3 shots in the first half and was being doubled, which ended with New Jersey only up, 51-50. But he found his stroke in the third quarter, nailing 6-of-7 shots for 14 points to help the Nets take a 81-68 edge into the final period, one they made stand. After Allen Iverson connected from the arc to get Philadelphia within 95-92 with 2:05 left, Jefferson answered with a pair of free throws with 1:49 remaining and the Sixers did not threaten thereafter.
"(In) the second half, I think you have to give our guys a tremendous amount of credit after having to fight hard in the first half trying to establish a lead," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. "Just real good ball movement on the offensive end, the ability obviously to make shots, and Vince stepped up in a huge way. We had contributions from a lot of different people." Webber, who has been playing great since the last week of November managed to put up 16 points on 7-of-14 shooting and grabbed 10 rebounds, while dishing out 4 assists. "We were just relentless as a team," Carter said. "We were able to maintain their runs back at us. Hitting shots really helped. We tried to limit their second shots. We know that A.I. (Iverson) is going to get his shots. It was important to get him to take tough shots, make his miss, then get some rebounds and baskets in transition."
Richard Jefferson scored 23 points and Jason Kidd added 17, 12 assists and seven rebounds for the Nets, who posted their fourth straight victory and fifth in six games. "To win this game in Philadelphia, especially a team that is very good, that's big," Kidd said. "We lose and we go down. We can't worry about our record right now. We have to worry about getting wins in our division. It just brings us closer to a chance at making the playoffs." Iverson scored 27 points and dished out 10 assists for the Sixers, who have lost two straight games. Andre Iguodala recorded a double-double as well with 24 points and 11 boards. "Until our defense gets better, we're going to continue to struggle," Iverson said of the Sixers, who have fail to 12-9 of the season. "We better be able to stop people. It's as simple as that. When guys are going at you offensively, you've got to be able to stop them. We couldn't stop them."
Game Photos
Dalembert called for a foul on a clean block
Reggie Evans hacking Simien with no foul called
Richard Jefferson flying through the air with two hands over Dalembert
Kyle Korver challenging rookie Johan Petro
Jason Kidd dished out 12 dimes tonight against the Sixers
Iverson trying to start the fastbreak waiting on the ball to come
Webber made half of his shots tonight
Sixers played well, but the threesome was too much
Nets-105Sixers-100Sixers Boxscore | Nets Boxscore
McCants played well tonight with 17 points but it wasn't enough to overcome the 5-point loss
PHILADELPHIA, December 11 (Ticker) -- Vince Carter found his shooting touch in the second half. Carter scored 22 of his 30 points after the break to lead the New Jersey Nets to a 105-100 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. Carter - who also had six rebounds and nineassists - made just 2-of-3 shots in the first half and was being doubled, which ended with New Jersey only up, 51-50. But he found his stroke in the third quarter, nailing 6-of-7 shots for 14 points to help the Nets take a 81-68 edge into the final period, one they made stand. After Allen Iverson connected from the arc to get Philadelphia within 95-92 with 2:05 left, Jefferson answered with a pair of free throws with 1:49 remaining and the Sixers did not threaten thereafter.
"(In) the second half, I think you have to give our guys a tremendous amount of credit after having to fight hard in the first half trying to establish a lead," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. "Just real good ball movement on the offensive end, the ability obviously to make shots, and Vince stepped up in a huge way. We had contributions from a lot of different people." Webber, who has been playing great since the last week of November managed to put up 16 points on 7-of-14 shooting and grabbed 10 rebounds, while dishing out 4 assists. "We were just relentless as a team," Carter said. "We were able to maintain their runs back at us. Hitting shots really helped. We tried to limit their second shots. We know that A.I. (Iverson) is going to get his shots. It was important to get him to take tough shots, make his miss, then get some rebounds and baskets in transition."
Richard Jefferson scored 23 points and Jason Kidd added 17, 12 assists and seven rebounds for the Nets, who posted their fourth straight victory and fifth in six games. "To win this game in Philadelphia, especially a team that is very good, that's big," Kidd said. "We lose and we go down. We can't worry about our record right now. We have to worry about getting wins in our division. It just brings us closer to a chance at making the playoffs." Iverson scored 27 points and dished out 10 assists for the Sixers, who have lost two straight games. Andre Iguodala recorded a double-double as well with 24 points and 11 boards. "Until our defense gets better, we're going to continue to struggle," Iverson said of the Sixers, who have fail to 12-9 of the season. "We better be able to stop people. It's as simple as that. When guys are going at you offensively, you've got to be able to stop them. We couldn't stop them."
Game Photos
Dalembert called for a foul on a clean block
Reggie Evans hacking Simien with no foul called
Richard Jefferson flying through the air with two hands over Dalembert
Kyle Korver challenging rookie Johan Petro
Jason Kidd dished out 12 dimes tonight against the Sixers
Iverson trying to start the fastbreak waiting on the ball to come
Webber made half of his shots tonight
Sat Jun 18, 2005 4:39 pm
And the Nets killed yo ass! I wont lose two in a row! OOOOO... hopefully this aint a jinx!
Sat Jun 18, 2005 5:06 pm
Woho!! Spur's gonna beat Pistons like the way they beat u ... 
Sat Jun 18, 2005 8:37 pm
damn some tough loses better work your team harder in training.
Sun Jun 19, 2005 5:28 am
Sit wrote:And the Nets killed yo ass! I wont lose two in a row! OOOOO... hopefully this aint a jinx!
Well at least mine isn't in the playoffs yet and I still have a long way to go before the games REALLY start counting Cloudy wrote:Woho!! Spur's gonna beat Pistons like the way they beat u ...
Why is everybody turning against my team now ][]]RAGON wrote:damn some tough loses better work your team harder in training.
Yea, the bad thing is that we actually played good against the Nets, but we still ended up losing.
Sun Jun 19, 2005 6:27 am
Can't win favourites a? Never mind, you'll be better, find Answers damn it !
!
Sun Jun 19, 2005 8:07 am
i'm not really disappointed that u've lost to the nets.... especially to a great VC, coz i like 'em
but i hope u can bounce back
but i hope u can bounce back
Sun Jun 19, 2005 8:52 am
76ERS VS. PACERS
Conseco Fieldhouse, Indiana, 7:00 p.m., EST
TV, radio: Comcast SportsNet; UPN 57
Records: 76ers, 12-9; Pacers, 14-8
KEY MATCHUP: ANDRE IGUODALA VS. RON ARTEST
Things aren't getting no easier for Iguodala. Just a few games ago, he had to matchup against defensive specialist, Bruce Bowen and the game after that it was Nets forward Richard Jefferson. Now he faces another defensive monster in Ron Artest who has become the leader of the team with the recent injury to all-star Jermaine O'neal. He is averaging a team high, 23.1ppg to go along with 9.1rpg and 4.5apg. He also averages 2.05spg for the Pacers.
INSIDE THE 76ERS
The Sixers are trying to stay out of trouble by losing their 3rd straight game and recieving their 10th loss of the season. They are 5-5 in their last 10 games. They are one of the most unselfish teams in the league averaging 25.3apg and stand at the 8th spot in the Eastern Conference tied with the Knicks.
INSIDE THE PACERS
The Pacers have been rolling as they are 11-3 in their last 14 games and marked a season-high 9-game winning streak a few games ago before losing to the Bobcats. Jermaine O'neal won't play tonight due to a broken nose that he hurt on December 9th against the Heat.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Samuel Dalembert
PF-Chris Webber
SF-Andre Iguodala
SG-Rashad McCants
PG-Allen Iverson
C-Jeff Foster
PF-Jonathan Bender
SF-Ron Artest
SG-Fred Jones
PG-Jamaal Tinsley
Sun Jun 19, 2005 8:55 am
Lpasso|SOR wrote:Can't win favourites a? Never mind, you'll be better, find Answers damn it
I'm trying, we only 21 games into the season and we are still 3 games over .500 so we in good shape.pHLo wrote:i'm not really disappointed that u've lost to the nets.... especially to a great VC, coz i like 'em
but i hope u can bounce back
I'll get them back just like I did with the Knicks earlier in the season
Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:18 pm
Iverson Sizzles Again; Sixers Top Pacers
A.I. two assists shy of triple double in win
Pacers-79
Sixers-96
Sixers Boxscore | Pacers Boxscore
Stephen Jackson produced 8 points for the Pacers off the bench
INDIANAPOLIS, December 13 (Ticker) -- Allen Iverson didn't have a 50-point game. But he did have some help. Iverson scored 31 points in his bid for history and was part of a late surge that gave the Philadelphia 76ers a 96-79 victory over the scorching Indiana Pacers. A three-time scoring champion currently leading the NBA at 26.2 points per game, Iverson scored 30+ points for the 4th time through 22 games. The superstar point guard made 13-of-23 shots and 4-of-6 from downtown. Iverson had 22 points early in the third quarter, when the Sixers were on the edge of losing their lead. They began to play better as they spread the ball around and Andre Iguodala, rookie Rashad McCants and former sixth man of the year Willie Green became involved in the offense.
"I'm glad it didn't take that (scoring 50) to win," said Iverson, whose already had one 50-point game this season. "I felt good, and I hope it would have been there if we had needed it. But a lot of guys did things to help us win, especially Willie Green. I think he won the game for us tonight." Green was perfect from the field shooting 4-4 and scoring 9 points. "Willie gave us steadiness tonight," Simien said. "He was where he was supposed to be defensively. He slowed it down when we needed to and made sure everyone was on the same page." Iguodala scored eight of his 15 points in the fourth quarter. Dalembert also pitched in with 10 boards to go along with his 7 points.
"It felt good to come in and contribute any way I can," Green said. "My job is to come in and be aggressive. When you're out there with Allen, you know the other team is going to try and load up on him. When I got it, I just tried to get in the seam and make something happen. AI held us together in the first half, and the rest of us stepped up in the second." Philadelphia was able to end their 2-game losing skid and they will head back to Philadelphia to face the Timberwolves later on this week before playing the Pacers back-to-back. Ron Artest had 28 points, 10 rebounds amd 8 assists and Fred Jones scored 17 points for Indiana, which received a rare loss. "We gave the game back to them in the fourth quarter," Foster said. "We turned the ball over and just plain lost it. I hope we can learn from this and remember that we have to play four quarters, not just three."
Game Photos
Tinsley adjusting his shot in the air against Webber
Jeff Foster finished with a double-double of 11 points and 11 boards
Iverson led the team in scoring once again with 31 points
Iguodala help get the run started in the 4th quarter
Fred Jones throwing down the alley-oop pass from Tinsley
Artest almost matched Iverson numbers
AI2 diving for the ball in front of the Sixers bench
A.I. two assists shy of triple double in win
Pacers-79Sixers-96Sixers Boxscore | Pacers Boxscore
Stephen Jackson produced 8 points for the Pacers off the bench
INDIANAPOLIS, December 13 (Ticker) -- Allen Iverson didn't have a 50-point game. But he did have some help. Iverson scored 31 points in his bid for history and was part of a late surge that gave the Philadelphia 76ers a 96-79 victory over the scorching Indiana Pacers. A three-time scoring champion currently leading the NBA at 26.2 points per game, Iverson scored 30+ points for the 4th time through 22 games. The superstar point guard made 13-of-23 shots and 4-of-6 from downtown. Iverson had 22 points early in the third quarter, when the Sixers were on the edge of losing their lead. They began to play better as they spread the ball around and Andre Iguodala, rookie Rashad McCants and former sixth man of the year Willie Green became involved in the offense.
"I'm glad it didn't take that (scoring 50) to win," said Iverson, whose already had one 50-point game this season. "I felt good, and I hope it would have been there if we had needed it. But a lot of guys did things to help us win, especially Willie Green. I think he won the game for us tonight." Green was perfect from the field shooting 4-4 and scoring 9 points. "Willie gave us steadiness tonight," Simien said. "He was where he was supposed to be defensively. He slowed it down when we needed to and made sure everyone was on the same page." Iguodala scored eight of his 15 points in the fourth quarter. Dalembert also pitched in with 10 boards to go along with his 7 points.
"It felt good to come in and contribute any way I can," Green said. "My job is to come in and be aggressive. When you're out there with Allen, you know the other team is going to try and load up on him. When I got it, I just tried to get in the seam and make something happen. AI held us together in the first half, and the rest of us stepped up in the second." Philadelphia was able to end their 2-game losing skid and they will head back to Philadelphia to face the Timberwolves later on this week before playing the Pacers back-to-back. Ron Artest had 28 points, 10 rebounds amd 8 assists and Fred Jones scored 17 points for Indiana, which received a rare loss. "We gave the game back to them in the fourth quarter," Foster said. "We turned the ball over and just plain lost it. I hope we can learn from this and remember that we have to play four quarters, not just three."
Game Photos
Tinsley adjusting his shot in the air against Webber
Jeff Foster finished with a double-double of 11 points and 11 boards
Iverson led the team in scoring once again with 31 points
Iguodala help get the run started in the 4th quarter
Fred Jones throwing down the alley-oop pass from Tinsley
Artest almost matched Iverson numbers
AI2 diving for the ball in front of the Sixers bench
Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:32 pm
strong win mafia good to see you in the winners circle again
Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:57 pm
Good win again Mafia... tru tru... watever u reakon! 
Sun Jun 19, 2005 4:12 pm
][]]RAGON wrote:strong win mafia good to see you in the winners circle again
Thanks, this time I didn't let the "not having a star" thing fool me like it did with the Rockets when they didn't have McGrady
I had to try and take full advantage of JO not being there.Sit wrote:Good win again Mafia... tru tru... watever u reakon!
Thanks, and I hope that jinx comes up for oyu
Sun Jun 19, 2005 4:47 pm
this dynasty is going too fast 
spurs - what a tough defense team too bad the pistons beat hem with their own defense 
fred jones starting at shooting guard ?!?!?!?!?!
good win against them keep it up
spurs - what a tough defense team
too bad the pistons beat hem with their own defense
fred jones starting at shooting guard
?!?!?!?!?!
good win against them keep it up