Road to Glory - A New Jersey Nets Association

[Valor]

The Knicks were first reported to have been shipping him since an incident between Parker and rookie guard Thierry Tirieux; in which the Argentina native was reported to have been held back by teammates following a heated exchange initialed by the veteran Parker.

You're out, Parker Starting lineup, here I come!

Yes, the Parker saga is finally out of the Big Apple, now it's time for you to repay the fans' trust in you

Wow, Oden with the Cavs. I bet all the ladies in Cleveland are hyped up.

absolutely.. hehe

Webster > Turkoglu
Oden >>>>>>>>>>> Frye

Fuck virtual Kevin Pritchard

Well, Turkoglu never worked out with Cleveland (stuck on the bench behind Lebron, JJ Hickson...etc and Oden's rating went all the way down cause of chemistry problems (he doesnt like the lack of PT, but he's averaging 4.4 fouls per game...cant blame anybody else for that)

Portland needs a shot in the arm and they get an upgrade at the 3 with Turkoglu here

Massive trade for the Cavs, no excuses now Lebaby!!

Id say that Webster would possibly work better in a team dominated by the King that Hedo would.

Yeah, Webster may be the Cavs' new starting 2 guard over the undersized and trouble-filled Delonte West

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: December 10
Part One: New Jersey Nets Monthly Recap

December Results - 10W 4L

December 2nd @ Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 117-95
Outstanding Players
Cleveland: Mo Williams 21 pts 10 ast, LeBron James 17 pts 9 ast, Channing Frye 16 pts 7 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 22 pts 13 reb 3 blk, Leo Lai 20 pts 6 reb 4 stl, Derek Fisher 16 pts 3 ast (off the bench), Shannon Brown 9 pts 5 reb (off the bench)

December 3rd vs Sacramento Kings
Win 112-73
Outstanding Players
Sacramento: Beno Udrih 19 pts 6 ast, Jason Thompson 10 pts 3 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 24 pts 10 reb 5 ast 2 blk, Sean Williams 7 pts 9 reb 5 blk, Ray Allen 22 pts (off the bench)

December 5th @ Indiana Pacers
Win 89-69
Outstanding Players
Indiana: Danny Granger 22 pts 6 reb, TJ Ford 11 pts 9 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 22 pts 7 reb 8 ast 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 21 pts, Ray Allen 17 pts (off the bench)

December 6th vs Toronto Raptors
Win 118-102
Outstanding Players
Toronto: Earl Clark 32 pts 5 ast 4 reb, Chris Bosh 16 pts 5 reb 5 ast, Jose Calderon 11 pts 10 ast
New Jersey: Leo Lai 43 pts 5 reb 5 ast 2 stl, Sean Williams 19 pts 13 reb, Yao Ming 14 pts 13 reb 6 blk

December 10th vs Milwaukee Bucks
Win 86-71
Outstanding Players
Milwaukee: Michael Redd 24 pts, Patrick Lynch 14 pts 6 reb, Andrew Bogut 6 pts 10 reb 3 blk
New Jersey: Yao Ming 16 pts 16 reb, Leo Lai 14 pts 8 reb 3 stl, Patty Mills 11 pts 6 ast (off the bench)

December 12th @ Milwaukee Bucks
Win 99-92
Outstanding Players
Milwaukee: Michael Redd 31 pts, Andrew Bogut 14 pts 10 reb 3 blk, Patrick Lynch 13 pts 6 reb 4 stl 3 blk, Ricky Rubio 7 pts 11 ast 2 stl
New Jersey: Yao Ming 23 pts 12 reb 4 blk, Leo Lai 24 pts 6 reb 6 ast, Sean Williams 13 pts 12 reb

December 13th vs Atlanta Hawks
Win 111-97
Outstanding Players
Atlanta: Jermaine O'Neal 11 pts 16 reb, Allen Iverson 14 pts 6 ast, Joe Johnson 11 pts 10 ast, Al Horford 7 pts 12 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 14 pts 12 reb 8 blk (ties career high blk), Leo Lai 24 pts 4 ast, Sean Williams 5 pts 13 reb

December 17th vs Chicago Bulls
Loss 91-110
Outstanding Players
Chicago: Ben Gordon 25 pts 6 reb, Derrick Rose 20 pts 6 ast, Joakim Noah 7 pts 16 reb
New Jersey: Chauncey Billups 21 pts 7 ast, Yao Ming 18 pts 10 reb 5 blk,

December 19th @ Atlanta Hawks
Win 104-70
Outstanding Players
Atlanta: Allen Iverson 13 pts, Joe Johnson 12 pts, Jermaine O'Neal 10 pts 4 reb 3 blk
New Jersey: Yao Ming 28 pts 11 reb 6 ast 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 27 pts 6 ast 3 stl, Sean Williams 2 pts 13 reb

December 20th vs Detroit Pistons
Loss 77-86
Outstanding Players
Detroit: Carlos Boozer 9 pts 9 reb, Travis Outlaw 12 pts 7 reb, Demar Derozan 10 pts 4 ast (off the bench)
New Jersey: Yao Ming 12 pts 12 reb, Chauncey Billups 15 pts 4 ast

December 23rd @ Boston Celtics
Loss 102-113
Outstanding Players
Boston: John Wall 21 pts 14 ast 5 reb, Kevin Garnett 22 pts 11 reb, Terry Cobb 23 pts
New Jersey: Leo Lai 26 pts 5 reb, Yao Ming 14 pts 15 reb 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 16 pts 11 ast

December 26th @ Portland Trailblazers
Win 99-94
Outstanding Players
Portland: Brandon Roy 20 pts 5 reb 3 stl, Hedo Turkoglu 19 pts 4 ast 4 reb, Channing Frye 12 pts 7 reb
New Jersey: Yao Ming 30 pts 14 reb, Leo Lai 22 pts 7 ast 3 stl, Sean Williams 8 pts 15 reb, Chauncey Billups 16 pts 9 ast

December 29th @ Oklahoma City Thunder
Loss 94-104
Outstanding Players
Oklahoma City: Russell Westbrook 19 pts 14 ast 8 reb 4 stl, Kevin Durant 29 pts 5 reb, Luol Deng 13 pts 8 reb 5 ast
New Jersey: Yao Ming 29 pts 10 reb 2 blk, Chauncey Billups 16 pts 5 ast, Derek Fisher 9 pts (off the bench)

December 31st @ Los Angeles Clippers
Win 117-84
Outstanding Players
LA Clippers: Eric Gordon 31 pts, Baron Davis 15 pts 9 ast, Chris Kaman 14 pts 11 reb
New Jersey: Leo Lai 40 pts 7 ast 4 reb 2 stl, Yao Ming 16 pts 15 reb 6 stl 3 blk, Sean Williams 11 pts 11 reb





New Jersey Nets Player Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader


New Jersey Nets Metric Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader



Nets' Top 5 Plays of the Month

5. The Birdman swats Jamaal Tinsley's weak layup away on the fast break


4. Sean Williams gets by Bogut and flushes one home


3. Lai Jams down a two hander for 2 of his game high 40 points


2. Shannon Brown eludes Marcin Gortat and Hedo Turkoglu's length and throws it down


1. Leo Lai demonstrating a textbook Poster on Jose Calderon with an emphatic slam

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: December 10
Part Two: Around the League

League Standings
Western Conference Standings

1. Los Angeles Lakers (26-6)*
2. Phoenix Suns (26-8)
3. New Orleans Hornets (21-12)*
4. Portland Trailblazers (16-17)*
5. Houston Rockets (18-10)
6. Dallas Mavericks (16-15)
7. Los Angeles Clippers (15-16)
8. San Antonio Spurs (15-16)
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9. Denver Nuggets (14-17)
10. Oklahoma City Thunder (15-18)
11. Minnesota Timberwolves (15-18)
12. Utah Jazz (14-18)
13. Memphis Grizzlies (12-20)
14. Golden State Warriors (11-19
15. Sacramento Kings (10-20)

* Denotes Division Leader

Eastern Conference Standings
1. New Jersey Nets (20-11)*
2. Miami Heat (19-12)*
3. Toronto Raptors (19-13)
4. Detroit Pistons (15-16)*
5. Washington Wizards (18-14)
6. Boston Celtics (18-15)
7. Atlanta Hawks (15-15)
8. Philadelphia 76ers (14-16)
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9. Chicago Bulls (15-18)
10. Charlotte Bobcats (14-18)
11. Orlando Magic (13-17)
12. Cleveland Cavaliers (14-18)
13. Indiana Pacers (12-18)
14. Milwaukee Bucks (11-20)
15. New York Knicks (11-21)

* Denotes Division Leader




League Leaders


1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 33.1
2. LeBron James (Cleveland) 26.9
3. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 25.0
4. Michael Redd (Milwaukee) 23.4
5. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 23.3


1. Yao Ming (New Jersey) 12.6
2. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 12.5
3. Al Jefferson (Minnesota) 11.5
4. Blake Griffin (Phoenix) 11.4
5. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 10.8


1. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 11.2
2. Ricky Rubio (Milwaukee) 9.9
3. Steve Nash (Phoenix) 9.7
4. Jason Kidd (Dallas) 9.3
5. Beno Udrih (Sacramento) 8.9


1. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 2.6
2. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 2.1
3. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 2.0
- Jason Kidd (Dallas) 2.0
4. Rajon Rondo (Houston) 1.9
5. John Wall (Boston) 1.8
- Ronnie Brewer (Utah) 1.8
- Allen Iverson (Atlanta) 1.8
- Raymond Felton (Miami) 1.8
- Brandon Roy (Portland) 1.8


1. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 3.4
2. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 2.8
3. Brook Lopez (Houston) 2.5
- Yao Ming (New Jersey) 2.5
4. Tyson Chandler (New Orleans) 2.4
- Emeka Okafor (Charlotte) 2.4
5. Kwame Brown (San Antonio) 2.3
- Pau Gasol (LA Lakers) 2.3


EFFICIENCY
1. Yao Ming (New Jersey) 32.7
2. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 32.6
3. LeBron James (Cleveland) 25.2
4. Blake Griffin (Phoenix) 25.0
5. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 23.5
- Chris Paul (New Orleans) 23.5
6. Pau Gasol (LA Lakers) 22.8
7. Deron Williams (Utah) 22.6
8. David West (New Orleans) 22.0
9. Al Jefferson (Minnesota) 21.3
10. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 21.1


Rookie Leaders

1. Will Sit (Minnesota) 21.0
2. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 18.0
3. Martti Must (Golden State) 17.8
4. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 16.4
5. John Wall (Boston) 11.8


1. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 10.8
2. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 8.5
3. John Wall (Boston) 5.8
- Martti Must (Golden State) 5.8
4. Terry Cobb (Boston) 3.7
5. Gerald Richardson (Chicago) 3.0


1. John wall (Boston) 8.2
2. Stephon Hall (Charlotte) 5.0
3. Will Sit (Minnesota) 4.7
4. Thierry Tirieux (New York) 2.0
- Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 2.0
5. Martti Must (Golden State) 1.8


1. John Wall (Boston) 1.8
2. Will Sit (Minnesota) 1.5
3. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 1.3
4. Terry Cobb (Boston) 1.0
5. Martti Must (Golden State) 0.4



1. Hakeem Bol (Miami) 2.8
2. Martti Must (Golden State) 1.9
3. John Wall (Boston) 1.4
4. Patrick Lynch (Milwaukee) 0.6
5. Thierry Tirieux (New York) 0.5
- Gerald Richardson (Chicago) 0.5


Players of the Week
Week: East | West
Oct 28-30: Hakeem Bol (Miami) | Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Oct 31-Nov 6: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Nov 7-13: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Blake Griffin (Phoenix)
Nov 14-20: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Nov 21-27: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)\
Nov 28-Dec 4: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Dec 5-11: LeBron James (Cleveland) | Blake Griffin (Phoenix)
Dec 12-18: Yao Ming (New Jersey) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Dec 19-25: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Dec 26-Jan 1: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)

Players of the Month
East: Yao Ming (New Jersey)
West: Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)

Rookies of the Month
East: John Wall (Boston)
West: Martti Must (Golden State)



Player Movement
12/20/10
Cavaliers Trade: Hedo Turkoglu, Channing Frye
Blazers Trade: Greg Oden, Martell Webster

12/26/10
Knicks Trade: Anthony Parker
Wizards Trade: Jarvis Crittenton


Injuries

[Fresh8]

hahahaha love number 1!

[The X]

Nice poster by Leo

[dare]

Asian people can jump

[Mark.]

Great month. Man Ray is scoring well off the bench!

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: December 10
Part Three: Miscellaneous Recaps

NLSCers Stats

Martti Must
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | TOPG | FPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
30 | 26 | 29.5 | 17.8 | 5.8 | 1.8 | 0.4 | 1.9 | 1.6 | 3.0 | .426 | .385 | .819

Will Sit
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | TOPG | FPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
33 | 33 | 30.1 | 21.0 | 0.7 | 4.7 | 1.5 | 0.3 | 3.1 | 3.3 | .438 | .309 | .819

Thierry Tirieux
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | TOPG | FPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
32 | 4 | 8.8 | 3.7 | 1.7 | 2.0 | 0.3 | 0.5 | 0.4 | 0.8 | .431 | .428 | .833

Carl Cruz
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | TOPG | FPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
30 | 0 | 5.9 | 2.3 | 0.1 | 1.6 | 0.3 | 0.0 | 0.8 | 0.7 | .388 | .200 | .785

2011 All-Star Balloting Update

Western Conference

Point Guard: Chris Paul (NO) 1887284; Jason Kidd (DAL) 993950; Steve Nash (PHX) 835574; Russell Westbrook (OKC) 788108; Deron Williams (UTA) 786666; Devin Harris (DEN) 742983; Tony Parker (SA) 721559; Baron Davis (LAC) 658441; Rajon Rondo (HOU) 611760; Will Sit (MIN) 582708

Shooting Guard: Kobe Bryant (LAL) 2131128; Brandon Roy (POR) 996072; Kevin Durant (OKC) 836282; Monta Ellis (GS) 751184; Jason Richardson (PHX) 731394; Manu Ginobili (SA) 719444; Randy Foye (MIN) 610750; Jason Terry (DAL) 587516; OJ Mayo (MEM) 587210; Eric Gordon (LAC) 540179

Small Forward: Carmelo Anthony (DEN) 914649; Luol Deng (OKC) 711386; Ron Artest (HOU) 569126; Hedo Turkoglu (POR) 564680; Rudy Gay (MEM) 564564; Shawn Marion (GS) 560771; Andrei Kirilenko (UTA) 545638; Richard Jefferson (SA) 543071; Josh Howard (PHX) 437948; Peja Stojakovic (NO) 405271

Power Forward: Blake Griffin (PHX) 980961; Al Jefferson (MIN) 901865; David West (NO) 899642; Tim Duncan (SA) 869602; Dirk Nowitzki (DAL) 836382; Lamar Odom (LAL) 699358; LaMarcus Aldridge (POR) 565171; Yi Jianlian (HOU) 425443; Jason Thompson (SAC) 393617

Center: Pau Gasol (LAL) 999516; Tyson Chandler (NO) 531680; Amare Stoudemire (PHX) 508853; Brook Lopez (HOU) 502759; Nene (DEN) 495230; Mehmet Okur (UTA) 452596; Chris Kaman (LAC) 416003; Kwame Brown (SA) 411514; Marcus Camby (DAL) 392609; Andris Biedrins (GS) 375927


Eastern Conference

Point Guard: Derrick Rose (CHI) 949977; Gilbert Arenas (WAS) 849391; Jameer Nelson (ORL) 763342; Allen Iverson (ATL) 756854; John Wall (BOS) 738762; Ricky Rubio (MIL) 674556; TJ Ford (IND) 640501; Mo Williams (CLE) 627346; Chauncey Billups (NJ) 620882; Chris Duhon (NY) 600381

Shooting Guard: Dwyane Wade (MIA) 1147278; Joe Johnson (ATL) 774024; Ben Gordon (CHI) 720024; Andre Iguodala (PHI) 686390; Leo Lai (NJ) 664196; Michael Redd (MIL) 597862; Richard Hamilton (DET) 513050; James Harden (WAS) 420482; Delonte West (CLE) 417895; Ray Allen (NJ) 399761

Small Forward: LeBron James (CLE) 1347017; Vince Carter (ORL) 728871; Patrick Lynch (MIL) 636549; Al Harrington (NY) 621998; Tracy McGrady (MIA) 598364; Caron Butler (WAS) 515703; Gerald Wallace (CHA) 503521; John Salmons (CHI) 494027; Josh Smith (ATL) 475758; Paul Pierce (BOS) 466984

Power Forward: Kevin Garnett (BOS) 1066396; Chris Bosh (TOR) 754292; Elton Brand (PHI) 599965; Jermaine O'Neal (ATL) 591485; Michael Beasley (MIA) 530864; Boris Diaw (CHA) 507910; Carlos Boozer (DET) 489073; Sean Williams (NJ) 428329; David Lee (NY) 422863; Rashard Lewis (ORL) 407873

Center: Yao Ming (NJ) 1400553; Dwight Howard (ORL) 1116164; Emeka Okafor (CHA) 771879; Hakeem Bol (MIA) 715292; Kevin Love (TOR) 552969; Greg Oden (CLE) 397533; Al Horford (ATL) 386556; Troy Murphy (IND) 359756; Joakim Noah (CHI) 339616; Roy Hibbert (WAS) 337662

[Valor]

hahahaha love number 1!

Nice poster by Leo

Asian people can jump

Jose got owned

Great month. Man Ray is scoring well off the bench!

Yeah, unfortunately since i lost him for the season, i've lost my firepower off the bench.....need someone to step up soon or i might be forced to make a move via trade or FA

[Martti.]

Man, I'm doing pretty good. I hope Wright stays out. And you're doing great as a team.

And oh snap, who got the Western rotm award?

[kibaxx7]

My stats suck Hope I can turn up a notch now that I'm starting.

[Lamrock]

Congrats on keeping this strong through season 2. Can't say I've ever quite pulled that off. Your team is doing well and I wish I had my own rookie. Keep it up.

[Fresh8]

It was rigged... the NBA doesn't like Asians.

[Valor]

Man, I'm doing pretty good. I hope Wright stays out. And you're doing great as a team.

And oh snap, who got the Western rotm award?

He's back, but you have your starting spot locked as Nellie is faithfully in love with you

It was rigged... the NBA doesn't like Asians.

If that is the case, how did i get the Sixth man of the Year?

My stats suck Hope I can turn up a notch now that I'm starting.

Yeah, you better, or else you'll have the New York fans to answer to......

Congrats on keeping this strong through season 2. Can't say I've ever quite pulled that off. Your team is doing well and I wish I had my own rookie. Keep it up.

Thanks man, I hope to keep this going for a few more seasons if possible
you can always apply to be a rook in the next season

[hova-]

Also compliments on making it that far! I have not been around here lately, but it's still decent

[Fresh8]

Monthly Recaps: December 10
Part Three: Miscellaneous Recaps

2011 All-Star Balloting Update

Western Conference

Point Guard: Chris Paul (NO) 1887284; Jason Kidd (DAL) 993950; Steve Nash (PHX) 835574; Russell Westbrook (OKC) 788108; Deron Williams (UTA) 786666; Devin Harris (DEN) 742983; Tony Parker (SA) 721559; Baron Davis (LAC) 658441; Rajon Rondo (HOU) 611760; Will Sit (MIN) 582708

Yeah thats right Martti!!! WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU???????

[Valor]

Chapter 8

The Nets have been playing terrible basketball in the last 4 games since Ray Allen went down with a torn achilles, only scrapping a 99-94 win over the Trailblazers behind Yao's dominating performace and losing the other 3 by large margins. Team morale was down and despite wanting to send a message to the Clippers, whom they are playing today, as well as get a win as a get-well present to Allen (who is having surgery today), it was much of the same, half-assed effort basketball for much of the first half....

"Whats wrong kid? You can't do nothin against me can you?" said Baron Davis, who has been taunting the Nets' Leo Lai for much of the game "We've got that big lump of yours locked down and your precious Ray Ray ain't here to save you."
Davis saw an opening and made a dish to Eric Gordon, who easily layed it in with a reverse layup
"See that? you bitches can't do nothing" continued Davis as he went over to guard Lai "speaking of which, isn't Allen doing his surgery today? i hope he fails, just like your team...."
Davis could not finish his sentence as Lai shoved him forcefully, prompting the players, coaches, and the officials to come over and separate them
"DOUBLE TECHNICAL, DAVIS. LAI!" screamed Joey Crawford "NONE OF THIS SHIT IN MY GAME, WE CLEAR?"
Lai was sent to the bench for the remainder 2:03 of the first half.

Back in the locker room, the atmosphere was tense. They were down by 14 points, which is a possible reach, but from the way everybody is acting, the lead might as well be 50. Everyone was out of it, especially Lai, who was still very much pissed off at Davis' trash talking.
"Just play hard, and fight for the ball on each possession" Scott Skiles was doing his usual half time talk "We are only down by 14, with good defense we could....LEO! ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING!?"
Skiles was fuming when an unexpected figure came into the room on crutches. The person went over to the coach and said something, Skiles nodded before continuing with the game plan for the second half while the guy went over to Lai and pulled him away.
"Hey man, what was that all about"
"Just fucking leave me alon...Ray? What are you doing here? I thought you were gonna be doing your surgery today?"
"Yeah, it's in about an hour later, so i figured i'll come watch the first half before going off. I am disappointed though"
"Man, that Baron Davis, he..." argued Lai before being interrupted
"No excuses, you are better then that and you know it." replied Allen "Just go out there and play your game, the team needs you. I expect you guys to have a good second half"
Allen walked away, leaving Lai standing there pounding his words...

"Lai, on the pull up....AND HE DRILLS IT AGAIN, HE IS UNSTOPPABLE!" said the announcer "That makes it 27 after the half time break! and 31 for the game! The Nets are on a 29-10 run!"

Lai ended up scoring a total of 40 points and dished off 7 assists alongside 4 rebounds and 2 steals, while leading the Nets to a 117-84 come-back/blowout victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, much to the dismay of Baron Davis, who ended up with just 15 points and 9 assists.

Ray Allen had a successful surgery, and when he heard of the win, he was all smiles.
"That kid might just be able to help me get my second ring" thought Allen before drifting off to sleep.

-----

Will Sit was not happy and it showed. His Wolves has been on a slump and aside from Danilo Gallinari, Al Jefferson and Hasheem Thabeet, everyone of his teammates were utterly useless.

"Hello there Mr Sit, what do you need help with?" asked the secretary of the Wolves' front office
"I need a meeting with our General Manager"
"Okay, let me see....Mr Kahn is free....in 2 days, could you come ba..."began the secretary before Sit interrupted "NO I CANNOT WAIT, TELL HIM HIS FRANCHISE PLAYER WANTS A FUCKING MEETING"
The secretary broke down and began to cry but Sit felt no sympathy for her, he was pissed and he wants something done.
"Will Sit, what might you be yelling around here for? I don't recall a meeting scheduled with you" stated David Khan, who came out of his office at the noise created by Sit
"Well, here's news to you" answered Sit coolly "You have one now"
Khan raised his eyebrows but did not question further, he sensed that something is wrong with his rookie and motioned for him to go inside his office "Come on in then" said Khan before making an apologetic gesture towards his secretary.

"So..what's this about Will? What are you so upset about"
"This team sucks, you need to do your god damn job"
"....I know losses are hard to take but the team needs time to improv.."
"TIME? WE'VE HAD 2 FUCKING MONTHS ALREADY" yelled Sit "FUCKING MAKE A MOVE ALREADY"
"I don't appreciate you screaming here Sit, if you continue this the only move i am going to make is to send you home" answered Khan "now, what kind of a move do you desire, or think would help our situation"
"Trade Foye" stated Sit "He's bloody useless, I don't know why he's a fucking starter for us"
"Well, who do you think we could trade him for" asked Khan, intrigued by the knowledge of the team's needs by his young rookie, as he was also looking into trades for Randy Foye "Any suggestions?"
"I want an upgrade at the wings, preferably a veteran who can still play, see if you can get someone wild and tough as well, someone like...Ron Artest?"
"I can try but i doubt it'll happen, i will look into other possible deals though"
"Just make sure you trade Foye's ass out of Minnesota" said Sit before he stood up and left the room

[dare]

Haha, now it's a Minnesota Story than a New Jersey? get Sit from the Wolves he got nice attitude

[Fresh8]

Yes, sounds exactly like me.

[Valor]

Haha, now it's a Minnesota Story than a New Jersey? get Sit from the Wolves he got nice attitude

na, i'm just gonna be featuring NLSC players here and there in my story when i can (like, when certain events happen and i could come up with something to write about )

Yes, sounds exactly like me.

I know you inside-out bro

[Valor]

Jackson, Marbury traded to Minnesota
January 1st, 2011


The Golden State Warriors have acquired guard Randy Foye and center Patrick O'Bryant
from the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for forward Stephen Jackson and guard
Stephon Marbury, the team announced this morning.

Jackson has been asking for a trade for a month now, largely due to the Warriors' losing
situation, and sources has been having wind of the Warriors offering Marbury around the
league for quite some time now. This trade is obviously a great new years present to the
both of them.

"Y'all know me. I just want to win," Jackson said. "That's always been my attitude and
anytime winning is not a priority or not the main idea on everybody's mind, it bothers
me. All my frustration since I've been in the league comes from not winning.

"The team made it clear that I am not part of their plans," said Marbury "I'm stuck on
the bench behind these kids and I just want to play basketball. I welcome this trade"


Billups out for 1-2 weeks with Separated Shoulder
January 15th 2011


Nets' guard Chauncey Billups will miss approximately 2 weeks with a separated
left shoulder.

The veteran guard injured his shoulder in yesterday night's match against the
Utah Jazz, after a collusion with Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko 24 minutes into
the game, Billups went down and immediately grabbed hold of his left shoulder,
which was lying at an awkward position.

This is the second injury Billups has suffered this season, with the former one
being back in late October when he missed 2 games with a bruised knee. This
should be of concern to the Nets as the former finals MVP is already at the age
of 34.

Billups is averaging 14.1 points and 6.5 assists per game over 36 games played
so far this season.

[Fresh8]

I welcome Jackson with open arms! Same with Starbury!

[dare]

I welcome Jackson with open arms! Same with Starbury!

your going to be quieter if Captain Jack and Starbury around if you don't shot your mouth your going to pay for it.

[Fresh8]

I welcome Jackson with open arms! Same with Starbury!

your going to be quieter if Captain Jack and Starbury around if you don't shot your mouth your going to pay for it.

We will see about that.

[Martti.]

No better mentor for Sit then Starbury. He already looks like Marbury in the making.