Thu Mar 31, 2005 3:02 am
Ouch, no bench points. But you overcame it and beat Denver. Good job dude! I can't wait for the last month of the season!
yea, my bench been playin real bad the past few games. if they keep playin that way, im going to need joe and barbosa back quickly. barbosa is scheduled to be back the first week in april.
nice playoffs preview another win over Denver
yea, im hoping ill play the lakers in the first round instead
Thu Mar 31, 2005 5:20 am
Ouch, no bench points. But you overcame it and beat Denver. Good job dude! I can't wait for the last month of the season!
Yeh hope your bench will score next time !
Mine don't score many points too... but they score a bit ! 
Nice win against Denver.
Thu Mar 31, 2005 6:12 am
yea, im hoping ill play the lakers in the first round instead
don't man, i'm sure kobe will end your playoff race in the first round
Thu Mar 31, 2005 6:31 am
Dogg wrote:yea, im hoping ill play the lakers in the first round instead
don't man, i'm sure kobe will end your playoff race in the first round
No because Kobe will get an injury...
Thu Mar 31, 2005 12:09 pm
Yeh hope your bench will score next time ! Mine don't score many points too... but they score a bit !
Nice win against Denver.
yea lol, im hopin they will play well next time too, or at least when i really need them in a close game
don't man, i'm sure kobe will end your playoff race in the first round
if anything, kobe probably wouldnt hardly get the ball
especially since he hurt right now
No because Kobe will get an injury...
exactly
im not too sure about when he coming back, but i will have to check.
Thu Mar 31, 2005 2:23 pm
woohoo i'm the 10,000th viewer :):)
keep it up, mafia
:):)
keep it up, mafia
Fri Apr 01, 2005 5:08 am
What's Kobe got to do with the Suns?
Fri Apr 01, 2005 7:58 am
woohoo i'm the 10,000th viewer
keep it up, mafia
lol, i didnt notice i was that close to 10,000 views
thanks for the encouragement
What's Kobe got to do with the Suns?
because the lakers are right behind the nuggets for the 8th spot and i said that i wanted to play the lakers in the first round more than the nuggets, then dogg was saying that kobe would help the lakers win the series and end my season. its right above just about what you posted
Also, some updates will be coming today
Fri Apr 01, 2005 8:31 am
76ERS VS. SUNS
America West Arena, Phoenix, 7:00 p.m., PST
TV, radio: ESPN; KTAR 620
Records: 76ers, 28-42; Suns, 53-17.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely; Leandrosa Barbosa (broken toe) out indefinitely; 76ers- Jamal Mashburn (broken bone in foot) out indefinitely
KEY MATCHUP: STEVE NASH VS. ALLEN IVERSON
Iverson's scoring has went tremendously down this seaosn, only averaging 18.9ppg, while shooting 41% from the field. Nash has been hot as of late, averaging a double-double in his last six games. Iverson loves to shoot the ball and it will take alot of team defense to defend him.
INSIDE THE 76ERS
The Sixers struggled mightly this season with only 28 wins and 42 losses. They are looking at a lottery pick right now. After acquiring Chris Webber, they have went 9-8 and are currently on a 5-game winning streak.
INSIDE THE SUNS
Phoenix dominated Philly in their 3rd game of the season with a 109-74 vcitory. Marion led the team with 34 points and 15 rebounds. The Suns are 23-6 against Eastern Conference opponents this season.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Samuel Dalembert
PF-Chris Webber
SF-Andre Iguodala
SG-Kyle Korver
PG-Allen Iverson
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
Fri Apr 01, 2005 9:54 am
Interesting Matchup, Nash vs AI ,
Fri Apr 01, 2005 10:16 am
Suns Thump Sixers; Clinch Pacific Division
The Suns won their first division title since the 1994-95 season
76ers-83
Suns-108
76ers Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Iverson had trouble all game long shooting 5-14 from the field
PHOENIX, March 30 (Ticker) -- Steve Nash and Amare Stoudemire looked like the most comfortable person in America West Arena near the end of the Phoenix Suns' rout, and with good reason. Nash posted his 7th straight double-double with 22 points and 12 assists 44 minutes of play, and Stoudemire scored a team-high 31 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for the Suns’ who trounced the Philadelphia 76ers 108-83. The victory, coupled with a loss by Sacramento, gave Phoenix (54-17) its first division title since the 1994-95 season.
"I am extremely happy for the guys. They deserve to be the Pacific Division champs," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said. "We really (played great defense). They missed some shots but we overcame that. You know when you don't win on a night like that then something is wrong." After the 76ers took a 54-47 lead into halftime, Stoudemire kicked off the decisive surge with four straight points. Quentin Richardson did plenty of damage, scoring 8 of his 20 points in the 3rd quarter that helped the Suns run off in the 2nd half. "We did not have what it took to stay in front of them," 76ers coach Jim O'Brien said. "They're as good as an offensive team in the NBA. I think Phoenix is so fast and every one of their perimeter guys all shoot the threes and are great drivers."
"Given the fact that we won 29 games last year and no one picked us to be the division champ or a playoff contender, it's a great accomplishment for the organization," Nash said. "I think we have raised the bar and having said that it is not enough." Shawn Marion scored 21 points, but Jackson was held to just 7 points. Playing its third road game in four days, Philadelphia showed little energy after being blitzed in the second half. Iverson scored 15 points for the Sixers (28-43), who are on the verge of drafting in the lottery another season. Phoenix has defeated Philadelphia 16 of the last 18 meetings at America West Arena and finished 14-1 against Eastern Conference teams at home this season.
Game Photos
Amare going up for the layup
Q-Rich sporting some low socks for the first time this season
Stoudemire getting the two hand slam
Webber shooting over Marion
Nash posted his 7th double-double
Marion adjusting his shot against the defense
The Suns won their first division title since the 1994-95 season
76ers-83
Suns-108
76ers Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Iverson had trouble all game long shooting 5-14 from the field
PHOENIX, March 30 (Ticker) -- Steve Nash and Amare Stoudemire looked like the most comfortable person in America West Arena near the end of the Phoenix Suns' rout, and with good reason. Nash posted his 7th straight double-double with 22 points and 12 assists 44 minutes of play, and Stoudemire scored a team-high 31 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for the Suns’ who trounced the Philadelphia 76ers 108-83. The victory, coupled with a loss by Sacramento, gave Phoenix (54-17) its first division title since the 1994-95 season.
"I am extremely happy for the guys. They deserve to be the Pacific Division champs," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said. "We really (played great defense). They missed some shots but we overcame that. You know when you don't win on a night like that then something is wrong." After the 76ers took a 54-47 lead into halftime, Stoudemire kicked off the decisive surge with four straight points. Quentin Richardson did plenty of damage, scoring 8 of his 20 points in the 3rd quarter that helped the Suns run off in the 2nd half. "We did not have what it took to stay in front of them," 76ers coach Jim O'Brien said. "They're as good as an offensive team in the NBA. I think Phoenix is so fast and every one of their perimeter guys all shoot the threes and are great drivers."
"Given the fact that we won 29 games last year and no one picked us to be the division champ or a playoff contender, it's a great accomplishment for the organization," Nash said. "I think we have raised the bar and having said that it is not enough." Shawn Marion scored 21 points, but Jackson was held to just 7 points. Playing its third road game in four days, Philadelphia showed little energy after being blitzed in the second half. Iverson scored 15 points for the Sixers (28-43), who are on the verge of drafting in the lottery another season. Phoenix has defeated Philadelphia 16 of the last 18 meetings at America West Arena and finished 14-1 against Eastern Conference teams at home this season.
Game Photos
Amare going up for the layup
Q-Rich sporting some low socks for the first time this season
Stoudemire getting the two hand slam
Webber shooting over Marion
Nash posted his 7th double-double
Marion adjusting his shot against the defense
Fri Apr 01, 2005 10:35 am
Nash didn't get a triple-double, this dynasty is so unrealistic... 
Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:18 pm
Interesting Matchup, Nash vs AI
too bad AI couldnt get it done. i feel sorry for him in my dynasty
maybe things will change next season...
Nash didn't get a triple-double, this dynasty is so unrealistic...
yea i know, i wanted him to at least get 7 more rebs
Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:52 pm
maybe things will change next season...
Yeah I hate it when good players have shit seasons in Live, guess its realistic though.
Fri Apr 01, 2005 2:59 pm
TIMBERWOLVES VS. SUNS
America West Arena, Phoenix, 7:00 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Timberwolves, 47-25; Suns, 54-17.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely; Leandrosa Barbosa (broken toe) out indefinitely
KEY MATCHUP: QUENTIN RICHARDSON VS. LATRELL SPREWELL
Streaky is the word that describe these players the best. They can either light you up, or become cold as ice. Srpewell has maintained a solid shooting percentage all season, being the 3rd leading scorer on Minnesota averaging 18.9ppg. Since Joe Johnson was injured, Richardson numbers have went up as well. One of these players will most likely have to score alot of point sin order for their to win tonight.
INSIDE THE TIMBERWOLVES
The TWolves are coming off a 101-83 victory over the Lakers last night. This will be their 2nd game of a 3-game road trip. The TWolves won the first meeting between the Suns earlier this season.
INSIDE THE SUNS
Phoenix owned the TWolves in their last meeting, beating them 115-82. This will be the lastm eeting between the two teams this season and it is the start of a new month which is the last month of the season before playoff time.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Michael Olowokandi
PF-Kevin Garnett
SF-Wally Szczerbiak
SG-Latrell Sprewell
PG-Sam Cassell
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:23 pm
where can i get the newspaper boy to have me thos papers in my porch every morning?
very creative dynasty man keep it up
very creative dynasty man
keep it up
Sat Apr 02, 2005 3:02 am
Yeah I hate it when good players have shit seasons in Live, guess its realistic though.
yea it is in a way
where can i get the newspaper boy to have me thos papers in my porch every morning?
very creative dynasty man keep it up
just move to phoenix
thanks for the compliment
Sat Apr 02, 2005 3:21 am
Why isn't Joe Johnson starting?
Sat Apr 02, 2005 3:43 am
Joe Johnson Hopes To Return Before End of the Season
By Josh Greene | March 6, 2005
Joe Johnson confirmed today that he will miss at least seven weeks due to his injury last night against the Portland Trailblazers to his right shooting wrist, but said he would not need surgery and was really hoping that he can return before the playoffs. "Unfortunately, I am done for the most of the regular season," Johnson said. "There is a chance, if rehab goes well, that I can still play close to the end of the season before the playoffs start. It just depends on what the rehab does. I feel pretty good about it.
"It's good news because I've talked to a lot of doctors. It's an injury that could take awhile to heal. I've prayed and asked God to heal me and I've still been going to practice working on running and dribbling and shooting with my left hand and its been great for me. It's unfortunate that I won't be able to help my team that much anymore on the court and try to capture that no.1 seed in the playoffs." Speaking publicly for the first time since injuring his right wrist in the Suns' 110-95 win over Portland on March 5, Johnson called an impromptu press conference today to tell everyone the big news.
"There's 10 other guys out there that can easily finish the season without me if I'm not able to play," he said. "We're going to win games, no doubt about it especially with a player like Jim Jackson filling in for me. We've got to keep doing what we've been doing, plugging guys in there. They don't have time to feel sorry for me. We don't have time to think about who's not out there. "It's a tough loss for us to lose Joe who was having such a great season," Coach Mike D'Antoni said. "We will truly miss him, but Jackson has a hole to fill and it's going to be up to our All-Star players and our bench to get us through the rest of the season."
With only about six weeks left on the NBA calendar, Johnson may not be ready to come back until the first round of the playoffs, or the last week of the season for the last couple of games.
and i even had in my reports things like "since johnson has been hurt"...do you read some of the stuff i put?
Sat Apr 02, 2005 3:46 am
Just the latest. Too much work to go all trhough the thread. Sorry.
Sucks you lost Joe Johnson. Suns aren't exactly deep..
Sucks you lost Joe Johnson. Suns aren't exactly deep..
Sat Apr 02, 2005 6:56 am
Wow, you are on the same game that is on tonight!
Good luck...to KG and the Wolves! Go Wolves!
Good luck...to KG and the Wolves! Go Wolves!
Sat Apr 02, 2005 7:08 am
This isn't the dynasty to be pro-T-Wolve in. Good luck. Go Suns!
Sat Apr 02, 2005 11:25 am
Suns Rise Against Timberwolves
Things starting off well in the month of April for Phoenix
Timberwolves-97
Suns-114
Timberwolves Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Richardson shot 7-11 from the field on April Fool's Day
PHOENIX, April 1 (Ticker) -- Newcomers Steve Nash and Quentin Richardson continue to lift the Phoenix Suns to new heights. Nash scored 22 points and recorded 9 assists and Quentin Richardson added 20 points as the Suns won their first game of the new month in a 114-97 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves. "Everybody did their job tonight," said Shawn Marion, who had 21 points and 10 rebounds. "It was a battle for us tonight and a good test. We stepped up and conquered it. It was just another learning experience for us to help us get ready for the postseason." Richardson, who was nearly scoring 12ppg before Johnson got injured, scored 14 points in the first half as the Suns took a 58-52 lead.
"Q had another good night tonight and he will continue to do that," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said. The Twolves cut the deficit from 21 points to 6 by halftime as the Suns broke a record for most point scoring in a quarter with 46 points in tonight’s game. Nash, who’s 7-game double-double streak was over after failing to dish out 10 assists tonight, took over in the 3rd quarter with a bucket and three assists in a 13-2 run that helped give Phoenix a 91-75 lead at the end of the 3rd quarter. He an alley oop pass to Quentin Richardson with 7:03 left in the game.
"We had a 21-point lead but let them back in," D'Antoni said. "They are too dangerous to do that, but the guys stepped up, especially Nash." Latrell Sprewell scored 24 points and Cassell along with Szczerbiak added 17 apiece for Minnesota, which moved to 46-26 on the season. "We shouldn‘t have never let them get a huge advantage on us so early," Cassell said. "We have to start games better. That has been our Achilles heel for most of the season." Leandrosa Barbosa was put back into the rotation tonight after doctors told him to wait at least another six days before coming back. "I feel alot better than I did before, so I asked coach to let me give it a go," Barbosa said. He played six minutes in the game, scored 1 point and stoled 3 balls. The Suns will now wait on their starting shooting guard Joe Johnson to return to the lineup sometime this month.
Game Photos
Sprewell had another great night against the Suns
Sam Cassell shooting the long jumper over Nash
Kevin Garnett was held to 10 points in tonight's game
Jackson cooled off in this game with 7 points
Hudson scored six points off the bench
Stoudemire showing that he can control himself while in midair
Things starting off well in the month of April for Phoenix
Timberwolves-97
Suns-114
Timberwolves Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Richardson shot 7-11 from the field on April Fool's Day
PHOENIX, April 1 (Ticker) -- Newcomers Steve Nash and Quentin Richardson continue to lift the Phoenix Suns to new heights. Nash scored 22 points and recorded 9 assists and Quentin Richardson added 20 points as the Suns won their first game of the new month in a 114-97 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves. "Everybody did their job tonight," said Shawn Marion, who had 21 points and 10 rebounds. "It was a battle for us tonight and a good test. We stepped up and conquered it. It was just another learning experience for us to help us get ready for the postseason." Richardson, who was nearly scoring 12ppg before Johnson got injured, scored 14 points in the first half as the Suns took a 58-52 lead.
"Q had another good night tonight and he will continue to do that," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said. The Twolves cut the deficit from 21 points to 6 by halftime as the Suns broke a record for most point scoring in a quarter with 46 points in tonight’s game. Nash, who’s 7-game double-double streak was over after failing to dish out 10 assists tonight, took over in the 3rd quarter with a bucket and three assists in a 13-2 run that helped give Phoenix a 91-75 lead at the end of the 3rd quarter. He an alley oop pass to Quentin Richardson with 7:03 left in the game.
"We had a 21-point lead but let them back in," D'Antoni said. "They are too dangerous to do that, but the guys stepped up, especially Nash." Latrell Sprewell scored 24 points and Cassell along with Szczerbiak added 17 apiece for Minnesota, which moved to 46-26 on the season. "We shouldn‘t have never let them get a huge advantage on us so early," Cassell said. "We have to start games better. That has been our Achilles heel for most of the season." Leandrosa Barbosa was put back into the rotation tonight after doctors told him to wait at least another six days before coming back. "I feel alot better than I did before, so I asked coach to let me give it a go," Barbosa said. He played six minutes in the game, scored 1 point and stoled 3 balls. The Suns will now wait on their starting shooting guard Joe Johnson to return to the lineup sometime this month.
Game Photos
Sprewell had another great night against the Suns
Sam Cassell shooting the long jumper over Nash
Kevin Garnett was held to 10 points in tonight's game
Jackson cooled off in this game with 7 points
Hudson scored six points off the bench
Stoudemire showing that he can control himself while in midair
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Sat Apr 02, 2005 11:27 am
Just the latest. Too much work to go all trhough the thread. Sorry.
Sucks you lost Joe Johnson. Suns aren't exactly deep..
its coo, i kno alot of ppl dont really go back to look at the other pages because it takes a while to load for some ppl
luckily we got barbosa back in this game and we will slowly bring him back because we need some more depthWow, you are on the same game that is on tonight!
Good luck...to KG and the Wolves! Go Wolves!
sry riot, but KG only had 10 and 10. its a double-double, but 10 pts isn't his average
This isn't the dynasty to be pro-T-Wolve in. Good luck. Go Suns!
yea and thx for the cheer
Sat Apr 02, 2005 12:46 pm
Player Stats (Through April 3)
NBA Standings (Through April 3)
* Clinched Berth
*1.
52-21
*2.
49-23
*3.
50-24
*4.
45-29
5.
38-34
6.
38-34
7.
36-37
8.
36-37
9.
35-38
10.
31-42
11. 29-44
12.
26-46
*1. 55-17
*2.
53-20
*3. 47-27
*4.
51-24
*5.
48-24
*6.
44-29
*7.
44-29
8.
37-35
9.
33-40
10.
31-41
NBA Standings (Through April 3)
* Clinched Berth
*1.
52-21
*2.
49-23
*3.
50-24
*4.
45-29
5.
38-34
6.
38-34
7.
36-37
8.
36-37
9.
35-38
10.
31-42
11.
29-44
12.
26-46
*1.
55-17
*2.
53-20
*3.
47-27
*4.
51-24
*5.
48-24
*6.
44-29
*7.
44-29
8.
37-35
9.
33-40
10.
31-41