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Scorpion's Golden State Warriors Dynasty

After a failure in the T-Wolves Dynasty and a Pacers Dynasty, I made the decision of post a Warriors' Dynasty.
I will try to play all games (29), but if something happens, I will simulate the game.

Please, wish me luck (again... )

Last edited by kibaxx7 on Tue Jan 04, 2005 11:53 am, edited 11 times in total.

- Team: Golden State Warriors
- Division: Pacific Division
- Conference: Western Conference
- Skill Level: Starter
- Quarter Length: 8 Min
- Sliders: Default Sliders (with some tweaks)
- Rosters: Last Andrew's Roster with some transactions
- Sim Quarter Length: 12 Minutes
- Simulation: Regular
- Games: 29
- Schedule: Random
- Playoffs: 3-3-3-3

Last edited by kibaxx7 on Wed Dec 15, 2004 12:49 am, edited 1 time in total.

Franchise History

Team Founded: 1946-47
1946-49 - Philadelphia Warriors (BAA)
1949-62 - Philadelphia Warriors (NBA)
1962-71 - San Francisco Warriors
1971-Present - Golden State Warriors

League Championships

BAA - 1947
NBA - 1956, 1975

Conference Championships

1975

Division Championships

Eastern Division - 1947, 1948

Western Division - 1956, 1964, 1967

Pacific Division - 1975, 1976

Playoff Appearances

1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994

Golden State Warriors in The Hall of Fame

1961 - Andy Phillip
1971 - Eddie Gottlieb
1975 - Tom Gola
1975 - Bill Sharman
1975 - Harry Litwack
1977 - Paul Arizin
1977 - Joe Fulks
1978 - Wilt Chamberlain
1978 - Pete Newell
1979 - Jerry Lucas
1984 - Al Cervi
1984 - Nate Thurmond
1986 - Rick Barry
1989 - Neil Johnston
1992 - Bob Lanier
1993 - Frank McGuire

Golden State Retired Numbers

14 - Tom Meschery
16 - Al Attles
24 - Rick Barry
42 - Nate Thurmond

Warriors Arena


The Arena in Oakland
Opened in 1997
Capacity: 19,200
Other Tenants: University Of California

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(Left-Right)
Starting C - Dale Davis (#32)
Starting PF - Cliff Robinson (#3)
Starting SF - Mike Dunleavy Jr. (#34)
Starting SG - Jason Richardson (#23)
Starting PG - Derek Fisher (#4)

Bench


(Left-Right)
1ª Backup PF - Troy Murphy (#1)
1ª Backup SG - Kareem Rush (#21)
1ª Backup C - Keon Clark (#7)
1ª Backup PG - Speedy Claxton (#10)
1ª Backup SF - Ansu Sesay (#5)
2ª Backup SG - Mickael Pietrus (#2)
2ª Backup PF - Andris Biedrins (#15)

Reserve/Injured List


(Left-Right)
3ª Backup SG - Calbert Cheaney (#40)
3ª Backup PG - Luis Flores (#6)

Coaches

Head Coach

Mike Montgomery (College: Long Beach State '68 )

Assistant Coaches

Keith Smart (College: Indiana '88 )

Terry Stotts (College: Oklahoma '80)

Mario Elie (College: American International)

Russell Turner (College: Hampden-Sydney '92)

Director Of Athletic Development

Mark Grabow (College: American University '73)

Strength-And-Conditioning Coach

John Murray (College: California)

Athletic Trainer

Tom Abdenour (College: Wayne State '76)

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November 16, 2004
Waived C Adonal Foyle.
November 2, 2004
Waived PG Matt Carroll.
November 1, 2004
Signed C/F Keon Clark; acquired SG Kareem Rush from Charlotte for SF Eduardo Najera.
September 4, 2004
Waived SG Brandon Armstrong.
October 5, 2004
Signed PG Matt Carroll and SG Brandon Armstrong and SF Ansu Sesay.
September 25, 2004
Exercised the fourth-year contract option on SF Mike Dunleavy Jr..
September 4, 2004
Waived PF Popeye Jones.
July 21, 2004
Acquired C-F Dale Davis and PG Dan Dickau from Portland for PG Nick Van Exel.
July 17, 2004
Signed PG Derek Fisher.
July 15, 2004
Re-signed C Adonal Foyle.
July 8, 2004
Signed PF Andris Biedrins (first round pick) to a contract.

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(Upgraded each 3 games)

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division

1 - Philadelphia 76Ers --- 2-1 --- (.667)
2 - Boston Celtics --- 3-2 --- (.600)
3 - New York Knicks --- 1-1 --- (.500)
4 - Toronto Raptors --- 1-3 --- (.250)
5 - New Jersey Nets --- 0-1 --- (.000)

Central Division

1 - Milwaukee Bucks --- 3-0 --- (1.000)
2 - Cleveland Cavaliers --- 2-0 --- (1.000)
3 - Detroit Pistons --- 3-2 --- (.600)
4 - Chicago Bulls --- 1-3 --- (.250)
5 - Indiana Pacers --- 0-3 --- (.000)

Southeast Division

1 - Atlanta Hawks --- 3-1 --- (.750)
2 - Charlotte Bobcats --- 2-2-- (.500)
3 - Miami Heat --- 1-1 --- (.500)
3 - Orlando Magic --- 1-1 --- (.500)
5 - Washington Wizards --- 2-3--- (.400)

Western Conference

Northwest Division

1 - Denver Nuggets --- 3-0 --- (1.000)
2 - Seattle SuperSonics --- 2-2 --- (.500)
3 - Minnesota T-Wolves --- 1-2 --- (.333)
4 - Portland Trail Blazers --- 0-2 --- (.000)
5 - Utah Jazz --- 0-4 --- (.000)

Pacific Division

1 - Golden State Warriors --- 3-0 --- (1.000)
2 - Los Angeles Clippers --- 1-0 --- (1.000)
3 - Los Angeles Lakers --- 1-2 --- (.333)
4 - Sacramento Kings --- 0-1 --- (.000)
5 - Phoenix Suns --- 0-2 --- (.000)

Southwest Division

1 - San Antonio Spurs --- 2-0 --- (1.000)
2 - Dallas Mavs --- 2-1 --- (.667)
3 - New Orleans Hornets --- 3-2 --- (.600)
4 - Memphis Grizzlies --- 1-1 --- (.500)
5 - Houston Rockets --- 1-2 --- (.333)

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11/2/04 - Released Jared Reiner; signed Marcus Haislip.




11/5/04 - Placed center Ben Wallace on the injured list with a hyper-extended knee; placed guard Carlos Delfino in the reserve list; activated guard Smush Parker and forward Ronald Dupree.

11/2/04 - Placed center Dikembe Mutombo on the injured list with a neck spasm; activated guard Bob Sura.



11/13/04 - Signed Lonny Baxter.







11/10/04 - Placed forward Kurt Thomas on the injured list with a sprained toe; activated guard Jamison Brewer.

11/10/04 - Released Mario Kasun.


11/8/04 - Placed guard Leandro Barbosa on the injured list with a broken bone in his foot; activated forward Jackson Vroman.






11/10/04 - Released Aleksandar Radojevic.

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November

Players Of The Month

West:
East:

Rookies Of The Month

West:
East:

December

Players Of The Month

West:
East:

Rookies Of The Month

West:
East:

January

Players Of The Month

West:
East:

Rookies Of The Month

West:
East:

February

Players Of The Month

West:
East:

Rookies Of The Month

West:
East:

March

Players Of The Month

West:
East:

Rookies Of The Month

West:
East:

April

Players Of The Month

West:
East:

Rookies Of The Month

West:
East:

Most Valuable Player

Coach Of The Year

Rookie Of The Year

Defensive Player Of The Year

Sixth Man Award

Most Improved Player

First NBA Team

Second NBA Team

First Rookie Team

Second Rookie Team

First All-Defensive Team

Second All-Defensive Team

MVP Candidates

Month's Most Important Game: Nov. 3, @ Sacramento


Month's Most Important Game: Dec. 16, @ Seattle


Month's Most Important Game: Jan. 2, @ San Antonio


Month's Most Important Game: Feb. 1, vs. Phoenix


Month's Most Important Game: Mar. 1, vs. LA Clippers


Month's Most Important Game: Apr. 16, vs. Indiana

Uffff... Very tired... You can post now.

i see that u put u got Kareem Rush, but i didnt see who u trade or what happened to get him??? so i was just wondering...

i see that u put u got Kareem Rush, but i didnt see who u trade or what happened to get him??? so i was just wondering...

Here it's the explanation:

Warriors make 2 transactions



OAKLAND, Calif., Nov. 1 (Ticker) -- In the first transaction, the Golden State Warriors have acquired guard Kareem Rush from Charlotte in exchange for forward Eduardo Najera, it was announced today by Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin.

"We're happy that we were able to consummate a deal with Charlotte, that was beneficial from our perspective, and allowed us to achieve our goals," said Mullin. "We acquired a athletic and quality player who can help our team, like Kareem."

Rush, 24, appeared in 72 games last season (2003-04) with the Lakers, averaging career-highs of 6.4 points and 1.3 rebounds in 17.3 minutes. Overall, he has in 165 NBA regular season games, making career-averages of 4.5 points and 1.3 rebounds.

In the second transactions, the Warriors have signed free-agent center/forward Keon Clark. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not announced.

Clark, 29, has spent the first six years of his career with Denver, Toronto, Sacramento and Utah. Originally a first round selection of Orlando, Clark has appeared in 353 regular season games, averaging 8.2 points and 5.9 rebounds in 22.6 minutes.

"We feel very fortunate to add a player and person the caliber of Keon to our team," said Mullin. "The fact that he chose the Warriors over several other attractive teams."

The Warriors began the season with the first Training Camp. In this Camp, the Warriors practiced Shooting and Offense. This are the results:

Andris Biedrins - #15 > 3PT, Free Throw, Ins. Scr > +1
Calbert Cheaney - #40 > Field Goal, 3PT > +1
Keon Clark - #7 > 3PT > +1
Speedy Claxton - #10 > Field Goal, 3PT, Ins. Scr > +1
Dale Davis - #32 - /
Mike Dunleavy Jr. - #34 > Ins. Scr > +1
Derek Fisher - #4 > Field Goal, 3PT, Ins. Scr > +1
Luis Flores - #6 > Ins. Scr > +1
Adonal Foyle - #31 > Free Throw, Ins. Scr > +1
Troy Murphy - #1 > Free Throw, Ins. Scr > +1
Mickael Pietrus - #2 > Free Throw, Ins. Scr > +1
Jason Richardson - #23 > Field Goal, Pass > +1
Cliff Robinson - #3 > Ins. Scr > +1
Kareem Rush - #21 > Ins. Scr, Pass > +1
Ansu Sesay - #5 > Field Goal, 3PT, Ins. Scr, Dribbling > +1

Results

October

Thursday, October 28

86 93

95 79

121 98

113 89

Friday, October 29

93 86

111 89

Saturday, October 30

104 96

Sunday, October 31

92 90

95 67

November

Monday, November 1

96 67

92 79

I hope this one keeps going more than a week

tip: make backup files after every game

Warriors (0-0) open their schedule visiting the Bulls (1-1)

MINNESOTA (Ticker) Nov. 2 -- Golden State will try to upgrade last-season record, as they open up their 2004-05 schedule against the Chicago Bulls.

The Warriors are featuring a team that have a "quiet" off-season, adding Andris Biedrins, Dale Davis, Derek Fisher, Luis Flores, Eduardo Najera and Ansu Sesay. Chicago, with a completely new roster, added Luol Deng, Chris Duhon, Ben Gordon (this three from draft), Adrian Griffin, Marcus Haislip, Othella Harrington, Andres Nocioni, Eric Piatkowski, Tommy Smith and Frank Williams.

"I hope this team will execute what we have done in the training camp," Warriors' Head Coach Mike Montgomery said.

The Warriors will start the season with Calbert Cheaney, Luis Flores (acquired from Dallas in a trade) and Adonal Foyle (re-signed).

Tonight's Key Matchup
vs.

Both are awesome players who can find open players for the baskets, and both can score too. Whoever who wins this matchup, maybe will win the game.

Probable Starting LineUps

Golden State Warriors (2003-04 Stats)
C - Dale Davis (4.4 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 0.9 APG)
PF - Cliff Robinson (11.8 PPG, 3.9 RPG, 3.3 APG)
SF - Mike Dunleavy Jr. (11.7 PPG, 5.9 RPG, 2.9 APG)
SG - Jason Richardson (18.7 PPG, 6.7 RPG, 2.9 APG)
PG - Derek Fisher (7.1 PPG, 1.9 RPG, 2.3 APG)

Chicago Bulls (2003-04 Stats)
C - Eddy Curry (14.7 PPG, 6.2 RPG, 0.9 APG)
PF - Tyson Chandler (6.1 PPG, 7.7 RPG, 0.7 APG)
SF - Luol Deng Rookie
SG - Ben Gordon Rookie
PG - Kirk Hinrich (12.0 PPG, 3.4 RPG, 6.8 APG)

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ah ok, cool, good deal

Warriors (1-0) won their season-opener against the Bulls (1-2)

By Blue Falcon > Nov. 3, 2004







Box Scores





Record: 1-0

Warriors (1-0) want to continue their streak when they visit the Kings (0-0)

SACRAMENTO (Ticker) Nov. 03 -- After winning their first game of the season, the Golden State Warriors will fly to Sacramento to face the Sacramento Kings. The Kings are featuring a explosive lineup, with Brad Miller, Chris Webber, Peja Stojakovic, Doug Christie and Mike Bibby.

"I hope we can repeat our last night win," said Coach Mike Montgomery.

"After our practice, I watched the Warriors/Bulls game. The true is that Golden State has a awesome team," Bobby Jackson admitted.

Fatigue factor will be a concern for both teams.

"Yeah, we're a little bit tired, on last night game and traveling here", Jason Richardson said.

Sacramento has got recently signed Courtney Alexander in the injured list.

Tonight's Key Matchup
vs.

This match-up will feature two versatile forwards; both can play multiple positions and both have a awesome jumpshot. Dunleavy dropped 13 points on Chicago. Stojakovic will try to make a place in his season debut.

Probable Starting LineUps

Golden State Warriors (2004-05 Stats)
C - Dale Davis (11.0 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 1.0 APG) (1G)
PF - Cliff Robinson (12.0 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 2.0 APG) (1G)
SF - Mike Dunleavy Jr. (13.0 PPG, 2.0 RPG, 1.0 APG) (1G)
SG - Jason Richardson (19.0 PPG, 2.0 RPG, 1.0 APG) (1G)
PG - Derek Fisher (11.0 PPG, 1.0 RPG, 0.0 APG) (1G)

Sacramento Kings (2003-04 Stats)
C - Brad Miller (14.1 PPG, 10.3 RPG, 4.3 APG) (72G)
PF - Chris Webber (18.7 PPG, 8.7 RPG, 4.6 APG) (23G)
SF - Peja Stojakovic (24.2 PPG, 6.3 RPG, 2.1 APG) (81G)
SG - Doug Christie (10.1 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 4.2 APG) (82G)
PG - Mike Bibby (18.4 PPG, 3.4 RPG, 5.4 APG) (82G)

This is good.. like how u got Rush on ur team!

Go Fish also, i like ur design

Warriors (2-0) can't believe it, defeat title-contender Kings (0-1)

By Blue Falcon > Nov. 4, 2004







Box Scores

I forgot to take the screens...
But I looked over the stats, and I made some operations, and here are the (short) box scores!:


Starting Line-Up
C - D. Davis - 10 points
PF - C. Robinson - 11 points
SF - M. Dunleavy Jr. - 12 points
SG - J. Richardson - 23 points
PG - D. Fisher - 12 points

Bench
SG - K. Rush - 13 points
C - K. Clark - 14 points


Starting Line-Up
C - B. Miller - 14 points
PF - C. Webber - 13 points
SF - P. Stojakovic - 16 points
SG - D. Christie - 12 points
PG - M. Bibby - 16 points

Bench
PG - B. Jackson - 22 points

Record: 2-0

Results

November

Tuesday, November 2

65 102

74 114

103 84

73 75

111 102

98 84

Wednesday, November 3

112 106

86 94

100 102

Thursday, November 4

116 97

75 101

102 118

Warriors (2-0) will believe if they defeat the champs Pistons (2-0)

DETROIT (Ticker) Nov. 5 -- Golden State will visit the Detroit Pistons in the Palace of Auburn Hills, making their first trip to there in this dynasty.

The Warriors still can't believe their win over Sacramento in the Arco Arena. The Kings are title-contenders, and maybe Golden State is a draft-lottery team.

"All we are surprised and very, very happy," Jason Richardson said. He dropped 23 points over Sacramento.

Detroit, the current champs, have awesome starters, like Chauncey Billups (2004 MVP Finals) and Rasheed Wallace (acquired from Atlanta in a trade). This will be a incredible game featuring two explosive teams. One wants to make the playoffs, and the other one wants to repeat the title; two different histories.

Tonight's Key Matchup
vs.

Jason Richardson, Warriors' leading scorer, will try to break the Pistons' defense when he fight Rip Hamilton, who averaged 21.4 points in the 2004 Finals.

Probable Starting LineUps

Golden State Warriors (2003-04 Stats)
C - Dale Davis (10.5 PPG, 2.5 RPG, 0.5 APG) (2G)
PF - Cliff Robinson (11.5 PPG, 6.0 RPG, 1.0 APG) (2G)
SF - Mike Dunleavy Jr. (12.5 PPG, 3.5 RPG, 1.5 APG) (2G)
SG - Jason Richardson (21.0 PPG, 1.0 RPG, 2.5 APG) (2G)
PG - Derek Fisher (11.5 PPG, 0.5 RPG, 1.0 APG) (2G)

Detroit Pistons (2004-05 Stats)
C - Ben Wallace (12.0 PPG, 11.0 RPG, 1.0 APG) (2G)
PF - Rasheed Wallace (23.0 PPG, 9.5 RPG, 2.5 APG) (2G)
SF - Tayshaun Prince (12.0 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 4.0 APG) (2G)
SG - Rip Hamilton (21.5 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 5.0 APG) (2G)
PG - Chauncey Billups (23.5 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 5.0 APG) (2G)
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Update in "League Transactions" (Injury).

Nice look. I like the ESPN and screenshot wrap up.