November ReviewAfter the month of November, the Denver Nuggets are 11-5, which sits them 2nd in the Western Conference. While it has been a good month, Denver at times have noticeably missed a prodominant second scorer. However, sitting 11-5 isn't bad, when you compare the San Antonio Spurs, who are sitting 2-12. So Denver have a few positives to take with them into December. While they have been as devastating, they're still getting the job done and staying over the .500 mark.
Melo is the 3rd leading scorer in the league with 23.8 points per game, while Chris Andersen remains in the top 5 for rebounds per game with 10.8 (2nd) and blocks per game with 2.1 (5th). Billups has also been influential, leading the league in steals (2spg) and coming in 3rd in assists per game (7.3). Surprisingly, one of the people Chauncey is behind on the Assists Per Game talley is no other than Kobe Bryant. How do you like that for realism?
Monthly AwardsDear readers:
Please note that the numbers recorded below are not typos. I actually have photographic evidence of these numbers. I believe that for the first month of dynasty mode, there might be a glitch in NBA Live 10. Last season of my dynasty, the winners of November had outlandish numbers like this as well. Plus they do not corelate with the league leaders. Anyway, here are the winners:WEST Player: [NOH] Mike Dunleavy (11.2ppg, 11.5rpg, 7.9apg, 5.1spg)
EAST Player: [NJN] Rodney Stuckey (13.9ppg, 12.4rpg, 6.3apg, 6.6spg)
WEST Rookie: [UTA] Ollie Rose (16.5ppg, 2.4rpg, 3.6apg, 1.2spg)
EAST Rookie: [PHI] Nach Carlos (5.3ppg, 2.3apg)
StandingsEAST
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Chicago 12-4
Detroit 9-5
Orlando 9-6
New Jersey 9-7
Washington 8-7
Indiana 9-8
Milwaukee 9-8
Toronto 9-8
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Boston 7-9
Atlanta 6-8
Cleveland 6-8
New York 6-8
Charlotte 6-9
Miami 5-8
Philadelphia 5-10
WEST
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LA Lakers 13-4
Denver 11-5
Memphis 10-6
Portland 10-6
New Orleans 11-7
Golden State 9-6
Oklahoma City 9-8
Phoenix 9-9
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Houston 6-8
Minnesota 6-8
Utah 7-10
Sacramento 6-9
Dallas 6-11
LA Clippers 4-12
San Antonio 2-12
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MVP Candidates[NOH] Chris Paul (23.9ppg, 5.7apg, 1.3spg)
[LAL] Pau Gasol (19.1ppg, 9.8rpg, 1.6bpg)
[IND] Danny Granger (22.9ppg, 5rpg, 4.4apg, 1.4bpg, 1.3spg)
[LAL] Kobe Bryant (18.4ppg, 7.4apg, 1.1bpg, 1.1spg)
[DEN] Carmelo Anthony (23.8ppg, 3.9rpg, 2.1apg, 1.8spg)
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League LeadersPoints per game: [MIA] Dwyane Wade (24.9), [NOH] Chris Paul (23.9), [DEN] Carmelo Anthony (23.8), [ATL] Joe Johnson (23.1), [IND] Danny Granger (22.9)
Rebounds per game: [NOH] Emeka Okafor (10.9), [DEN] Chris Andersen (10.8), [POR] LaMarcus Aldridge (10.1), [MIN] Carlos Boozer (10), [LAL] Pau Gasol (9.8)
Assists per game: [ATL] Russell Westbrook (8.3), [LAL] Kobe Bryant (7.4), [DEN] Chauncey Billups (7.3), [NJN] Devin Harris (7.1), [OKC] Tony Parker (7.1), [NYK] Nate Robinson (7.1)
Steals per game: [DEN] Chauncey Billups (2), [NOH] Carlos Delfino (2), [OKC] Stanley Alston (2), [ATL] Joe Johnson (1.9), [DEN] Carmelo Anthony (1.8)
Blocks per game: [HOU] Yao Ming (2.7), [UTA] Brendan Haywood (2.4), [SAC] Brook Lopez (2.2), [ORL] Dwight Howard (2.1), [DEN] Chris Andersen (2.1)
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So there's the month of November. It's taken me a while, but I haven't been at home all week. Also, you may notice that in an earlier post I said Tony Parker is playing for the Kings... I was wrong. He now plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Next 5 game summary will be up soon
