Wed Jun 15, 2005 12:40 pm
Love the dynasty......and the newspaper is MAD shit!
Wed Jun 15, 2005 2:34 pm
it's hard for a shorter guy against a taller guy in the game.....dunno why 
but in reverse it's easier for a taller guy facing a shorter guy
so for AI......feel sorry for him
but in reverse it's easier for a taller guy facing a shorter guy
so for AI......feel sorry for him
Thu Jun 16, 2005 3:14 am
I would like to thank Mark for the help on the mag
Thu Jun 16, 2005 3:19 am
Cloudy wrote:Chinese will celebrate this day...Yao scored 38! San-Ba!
It's really funny in chinese...lol
I was so pissed off that he scored that much on me because of the fact I think he is overrated 
I think he knows what I'm thinking by the way he played zmac wrote:Love the dynasty......and the newspaper is MAD shit!
Thanks zmac
CC-2K5 wrote:it's hard for a shorter guy against a taller guy in the game.....dunno why
but in reverse it's easier for a taller guy facing a shorter guy
so for AI......feel sorry for him
I guess your talking about Iverson up against Yao in that pic where he got his shot blocked. I could've drove in, but I was thinking I had enough space to get the shot off, but it was my fault for not going to the hole.
Thu Jun 16, 2005 4:29 am
Nice Bogut facepatch there , sorry for you lost though. Still, you have chances for 1st place on the East. Keep doing good job .
, sorry for you lost though. Still, you have chances for 1st place on the East. Keep doing good job .
Thu Jun 16, 2005 5:03 am
Sucks Knicks lost.
Nice images.
The new jerseys on the "League Wide Monthly Stats" banner look great.
Nice images.
The new jerseys on the "League Wide Monthly Stats" banner look great.
Thu Jun 16, 2005 5:11 am
excellent magazine 
Thu Jun 16, 2005 6:05 am
I would like to thank Mark for the help on the mag
Great job by Mark... I think I'm going to hit him up for something similar...
Nice job, even if you lost to Yao and the Rockets... Glad AI's 165 lbs ( soaken wet...) survived the crash with Mount Ming...
Thu Jun 16, 2005 7:21 am
John WB wrote:Sucks Knicks lost.
Nice images.
The new jerseys on the "League Wide Monthly Stats" banner look great.
Seraph wrote:excellent magazine
Told you Knicks were going to lose
All the credit goes to Mark for the magD-Wolverine 99027 wrote:
Nice job, even if you lost to Yao and the Rockets... Glad AI's 165 lbs ( soaken wet...) survived the crash with Mount Ming...
Yea I was amazed at the mag when I first saw it. AI should've been tough enough to go against the softer Yao Next game I should get them, hopefully
Thu Jun 16, 2005 11:08 am
Nice mag Mark. 
Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:03 pm
Sorry I've been away on vacation, I haven't been able to check on your dynasty...wow, T-D for C-Webb keep it up, hopefully he can continue contributing to the team.
keep it up, hopefully he can continue contributing to the team.
Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:59 pm
Cool! Sick magazine Mark. 
Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:24 pm
Rapper Percy Miller Dream Comes True
PHILADELPHIA, December 7 -- What is the present for the man that has everything? For Master P, it's wearing an NBA uniform. Master P will likely make more money this year than Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Garnett, the NBA's two highest paid players, combined. The rap star, whose real name is Percy Miller, is the CEO of the overwhelmingly successful No Limit Enterprises. Along with making his fans say his catch-phrase, "Uhh," Master P has made many movies, starred in many movies and even has his own clothing line "P. Miller" and toy doll. All these accomplishments for Miller stemmed from wisely using e $10,000 gift from his grandfather as a young adult after spending much of his life living in poverty in the New Orleans projects. And since the 35-year-old has figured out a way to come from nothing to more than something, he believes he believed that he could make his NBA dream come true which is what happened. The Philadelphia 76ers signed Percy Miller on Wednesday, December 7. He decided to try and make the big jump from the rap game to the NBA once again as his previous try failed with the Raptors 4 years ago. Before the pre-season started, he lasted in the summer league for 7 games and was waived afterwards by the team. He averaged 2.2ppg in 4 mpg, but he did show shades of talent. With the 76ers looking for a solid backup point guard to compliment Allen Iverson off the bench, they weren’t looking to make any deals so after they found out how much Miller was in shape from working out the past year, they decided to give him a look. “He came in and we made him do some drills, shoot 100 jumpers in a certain amount of time and he impressed,” Sixers coach Jim O’Brien said.
"I never had nothing," Miller said. "I had to go out there and do something for my family, and the music stuff blew up for me. I come from a poor family. I had to do what I (needed) to take care of them. Now I got that straight, I want to do something I like while I can still do it." The 6-foot-4 Miller was on his way to playing basketball at the University of Houston when a knee injury changed his direction. Instead, Miller put his energy into the rap game and it more than paid off. But while rap is his claim to fame, you can see in many of his videos that basketball is a major love in his life. Miller said previously he didn't have the mentality to play in the NBA. But after spending last summer playing against the likes of all-stars Baron Davis, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce in Los Angeles and All-Star Steve Francis, Cuttino Mobley and Sam Cassell in Houston and working hard by losing over 95 pounds to slim down into a healthier NBA body, Master P says he is ready to go from the rap stage to the NBA hardwood. "I've been able to play with those guys and hold my own," Miller said. "I think basketball is about confidence. You go out there and see all the people and miss one shot, and you lose your confidence. But when you look at the franchise players, they miss a shot and they keep on playing. The confidence I have on the stage with my music really helps me now." Rap fans might go to games to see Master P in an NBA uniform. But what about basketball purists? Many would think it's a joke -- a publicity stunt. Master P, however, could care less about the skeptics. He's confident he would get the last laugh. "The positive is what I can bring to the community and the kids," Miller said. "I think I can fill the seats up. Even though basketball isn't about that, it would make the game more fun knowing the gym is packed when you're playing at home. I can bring a spark plug to the club. I'm a wild-energy-type person." Miller plans on making his debut tomorrow night when the Sixers face the Washington Wizards.
Big Thanks to:
pre8st- he made the cyberface
homeboy- for making sure it was sent to me after he finished it
remy gambit- for helping me with the dbf editing by moving him to my dynasty
PHILADELPHIA, December 7 -- What is the present for the man that has everything? For Master P, it's wearing an NBA uniform. Master P will likely make more money this year than Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Garnett, the NBA's two highest paid players, combined. The rap star, whose real name is Percy Miller, is the CEO of the overwhelmingly successful No Limit Enterprises. Along with making his fans say his catch-phrase, "Uhh," Master P has made many movies, starred in many movies and even has his own clothing line "P. Miller" and toy doll. All these accomplishments for Miller stemmed from wisely using e $10,000 gift from his grandfather as a young adult after spending much of his life living in poverty in the New Orleans projects. And since the 35-year-old has figured out a way to come from nothing to more than something, he believes he believed that he could make his NBA dream come true which is what happened. The Philadelphia 76ers signed Percy Miller on Wednesday, December 7. He decided to try and make the big jump from the rap game to the NBA once again as his previous try failed with the Raptors 4 years ago. Before the pre-season started, he lasted in the summer league for 7 games and was waived afterwards by the team. He averaged 2.2ppg in 4 mpg, but he did show shades of talent. With the 76ers looking for a solid backup point guard to compliment Allen Iverson off the bench, they weren’t looking to make any deals so after they found out how much Miller was in shape from working out the past year, they decided to give him a look. “He came in and we made him do some drills, shoot 100 jumpers in a certain amount of time and he impressed,” Sixers coach Jim O’Brien said.
"I never had nothing," Miller said. "I had to go out there and do something for my family, and the music stuff blew up for me. I come from a poor family. I had to do what I (needed) to take care of them. Now I got that straight, I want to do something I like while I can still do it." The 6-foot-4 Miller was on his way to playing basketball at the University of Houston when a knee injury changed his direction. Instead, Miller put his energy into the rap game and it more than paid off. But while rap is his claim to fame, you can see in many of his videos that basketball is a major love in his life. Miller said previously he didn't have the mentality to play in the NBA. But after spending last summer playing against the likes of all-stars Baron Davis, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce in Los Angeles and All-Star Steve Francis, Cuttino Mobley and Sam Cassell in Houston and working hard by losing over 95 pounds to slim down into a healthier NBA body, Master P says he is ready to go from the rap stage to the NBA hardwood. "I've been able to play with those guys and hold my own," Miller said. "I think basketball is about confidence. You go out there and see all the people and miss one shot, and you lose your confidence. But when you look at the franchise players, they miss a shot and they keep on playing. The confidence I have on the stage with my music really helps me now." Rap fans might go to games to see Master P in an NBA uniform. But what about basketball purists? Many would think it's a joke -- a publicity stunt. Master P, however, could care less about the skeptics. He's confident he would get the last laugh. "The positive is what I can bring to the community and the kids," Miller said. "I think I can fill the seats up. Even though basketball isn't about that, it would make the game more fun knowing the gym is packed when you're playing at home. I can bring a spark plug to the club. I'm a wild-energy-type person." Miller plans on making his debut tomorrow night when the Sixers face the Washington Wizards.
Big Thanks to:
pre8st- he made the cyberface
homeboy- for making sure it was sent to me after he finished it
remy gambit- for helping me with the dbf editing by moving him to my dynasty
Last edited by -BHZMAFIA- on Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:40 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:26 pm
Remy Gambit wrote:Nice mag Mark.
Cloudy wrote:Cool! Sick magazine Mark.
You gotta love the skills *Sensation* wrote:Sorry I've been away on vacation, I haven't been able to check on your dynasty...wow, T-D for C-Webb keep it up, hopefully he can continue contributing to the team.
It's coo, glad your back. Webber has been cutting up since you had left
Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:28 pm
AHHAHA, are you serious ... P MILLER is back in the nba. hahah this gon be hilarious. what are hi stats ? how chu make his cyberface. keep it up man.
Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:31 pm
Nice DBF editing. 
Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:52 pm
Cool! Welcome back Mr. P!
Thu Jun 16, 2005 4:47 pm
nice mag
i guess mark spent quite a large amount of time doing that
it's kinna hard to see though but overall it's excellent
wow....can't believe mr.p is making more money than shaq
nice idea
i guess mark spent quite a large amount of time doing that
it's kinna hard to see though but overall it's excellent
wow....can't believe mr.p is making more money than shaq
nice idea
Thu Jun 16, 2005 5:21 pm
lol tear it up P. Miller
Fri Jun 17, 2005 12:03 am
thts awesome..but hey...how come he isnt wearin any p.miller shoes.. 
Fri Jun 17, 2005 6:35 am
iLLuzionz wrote:AHHAHA, are you serious ... P MILLER is back in the nba. hahah this gon be hilarious. what are hi stats ? how chu make his cyberface. keep it up man.
Cloudy wrote:Cool! Welcome back Mr. P!
His best stats came from when he played with the Raptors in that pre pre season camp or whatever it was. He averaged around 2.2ppg in 4 mpg Remy Gambit wrote:Nice DBF editing.
Yea I know CC-2K5 wrote:nice mag
i guess mark spent quite a large amount of time doing that
it's kinna hard to see though but overall it's excellent
wow....can't believe mr.p is making more money than shaq
nice idea
Well I'm not sure if he did or not because he is like an expert at this stuff seems like it
He had started on it that night and was probably finished in like an hour unless he had to go somewhere between doing the mag. When you get good at it, he probably does it real fast Yea Master P makes more money than Shaq, he is worth like around $400 mil
plus he has an NBA contract now. ][]]RAGON wrote:lol tear it up P. Miller
He is going to probably be a solid role off the bench for me too. I'm planning on making him 8th or 9th man off the bench.The Thing wrote:thts awesome..but hey...how come he isnt wearin any p.miller shoes..
Hmm, I could've sworn that someone was making them about now
P. Miller will make his debut sometime today whenever I get to the game
Fri Jun 17, 2005 11:40 am
Master P? I hope he contributes to the team
Fri Jun 17, 2005 12:06 pm
WIZARDS VS. 76ERS
Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m., EST
TV, radio: Comcast SportsNet; UPN 57
Records: Wizards, 7-10; Sixers, 11-7
KEY MATCHUP: GILBERT ARENAS VS. ALLEN IVERSON
Arenas is the type of point guard that can post you up, shoot the jumper, penetrate hard to the basket or dish the ball with ease. He can basically do it all. He leads the Wizards in scoring with 20.4ppg and assists with 6.8apg. Iverson will have to watch getting caught in the post with Arenas, but he should be able to handle him on the outside despite the height difference. Iverson was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for November as well.
INSIDE THE 76ERS
Tonight will be the first regular season NBA game for rap artist, Percy Miller, a.k.a., Master P. He is expected to backup Iverson off the bench and the team really believe in this guy and what he can do. He is definitely in great shape at 195 pounds. He is also expected to wear his signature shoes, called the P. Miller Hustlas.
INSIDE THE WIZARDS
The Rockets lost their superstar, Tracy McGrady on the 1st of December against the Sacramento Kings. He is expected to be out another week and so far, they are 1-0 without him. Yao Ming has shown signs of becoming a great player, averaging 22.1ppg and 11.6rpg for the Rockets.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Samuel Dalembert
PF-Chris Webber
SF-Andre Iguodala
SG-Rashad McCants
PG-Allen Iverson
C-Brendan Haywood
PF-Kwame Brown
SF-Antawn Jamison
SG-Jarvis Hayes
PG-Gilbert Arenas
Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:07 pm
Iverson Steals Win for Sixers
Big Steal; Big Shot
Wizards-102
Sixers-105 OT
Sixers Boxscore | Wizards Boxscore
The Sixers are now 1-0 with Percy Miller on the team
PHILADELPHIA, December 8 (Ticker) -- Allen Iverson stole the spotlight from Jarvis Hayes. Iverson stole Hayes' inbounds pass and with the Sixers down 103-102, and 4.7 seconds remaining, he took the ball from half court and heaved a deep 3-point attempt that hit the front of the rim and the backboard then in with just 1.2 seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Philadelphia 76ers to a 105-103 victory over the Washington Wizards. Before the Sixers got their 2nd game-winner in the last 5 games, Iverson cut in front of Gilbert Arenas, stole the ball and beat him downcourt to shoot the long ball. "I kind of figured that they were trying to give Gilbert the ball, so they could get some kind of penetration from him," Iverson said. "It seemed like Hayes couldn't get the ball in and he got kind of panicky. I just stayed as close to Arenas as I could. Once Hayes threw it, my eyes lit up. I knew I had it."
Despite his share of shooting difficulties after a 16-point first half, Iverson produced 29 points on 12-of-23 shooting, 8 assists, 7 rebounds and 6 steals. "Iverson is an all-NBA player and he made an all-NBA play," said Wizards coach Eddie Jordan. "It would have been tough to get a foul unless it's really a hack. It just bad execution on our part, but he makes those type of plays." Iverson's steal and 3-pointer upstaged the clutch efforts of Arenas, who drilled a 3-pointer with McCants in his face at the regulation horn to tie the score at 90-90. "It was two seconds on the clock when I got the ball," Arenas said. "I got the ball, and I knew I had time for one more dribble. I tried to jump and get squared. When I got in the air, I put it up."
The night ended with an exciting play, but all eyes were still on Percy Miller who made his first NBA game debut with the Sixers. He scored 2 points, grabbed 2 rebounds and dished out an assist in 9 minutes of play. “Tonight, I finally got a taste of actually NBA action and it was the real thing and not any preseason type of stuff, I really enjoyed playing and I’m already getting use to the game,” Miller said. “I wasn’t expecting a lot of PT tonight, but it’s up to me to work my way into the rotation and my teammates were able to get a good win tonight against Washington.” Antawn Jamison, who scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, was one of two Wizards with a double-double. Former first pick, Kwame Brown also had a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds.
Game Photos
Miller recieved his first NBA blocked shot
Rudy Fernandez taking the fadeaway over Webber
McCants grabbed a career-high 7 rebounds despite his bad shooting night
Kwame Brown stuck behind the goal on his hookshot
Antawn Jamison posting up Miller on the box who finished with 25 points
Arenas getting up to throw down the one hand dunk
Allen Iverson saved the day for the Sixers in overtime
Big Steal; Big Shot
Wizards-102Sixers-105 OTSixers Boxscore | Wizards Boxscore
The Sixers are now 1-0 with Percy Miller on the team
PHILADELPHIA, December 8 (Ticker) -- Allen Iverson stole the spotlight from Jarvis Hayes. Iverson stole Hayes' inbounds pass and with the Sixers down 103-102, and 4.7 seconds remaining, he took the ball from half court and heaved a deep 3-point attempt that hit the front of the rim and the backboard then in with just 1.2 seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Philadelphia 76ers to a 105-103 victory over the Washington Wizards. Before the Sixers got their 2nd game-winner in the last 5 games, Iverson cut in front of Gilbert Arenas, stole the ball and beat him downcourt to shoot the long ball. "I kind of figured that they were trying to give Gilbert the ball, so they could get some kind of penetration from him," Iverson said. "It seemed like Hayes couldn't get the ball in and he got kind of panicky. I just stayed as close to Arenas as I could. Once Hayes threw it, my eyes lit up. I knew I had it."
Despite his share of shooting difficulties after a 16-point first half, Iverson produced 29 points on 12-of-23 shooting, 8 assists, 7 rebounds and 6 steals. "Iverson is an all-NBA player and he made an all-NBA play," said Wizards coach Eddie Jordan. "It would have been tough to get a foul unless it's really a hack. It just bad execution on our part, but he makes those type of plays." Iverson's steal and 3-pointer upstaged the clutch efforts of Arenas, who drilled a 3-pointer with McCants in his face at the regulation horn to tie the score at 90-90. "It was two seconds on the clock when I got the ball," Arenas said. "I got the ball, and I knew I had time for one more dribble. I tried to jump and get squared. When I got in the air, I put it up."
The night ended with an exciting play, but all eyes were still on Percy Miller who made his first NBA game debut with the Sixers. He scored 2 points, grabbed 2 rebounds and dished out an assist in 9 minutes of play. “Tonight, I finally got a taste of actually NBA action and it was the real thing and not any preseason type of stuff, I really enjoyed playing and I’m already getting use to the game,” Miller said. “I wasn’t expecting a lot of PT tonight, but it’s up to me to work my way into the rotation and my teammates were able to get a good win tonight against Washington.” Antawn Jamison, who scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, was one of two Wizards with a double-double. Former first pick, Kwame Brown also had a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds.
Game Photos
Miller recieved his first NBA blocked shot
Rudy Fernandez taking the fadeaway over Webber
McCants grabbed a career-high 7 rebounds despite his bad shooting night
Kwame Brown stuck behind the goal on his hookshot
Antawn Jamison posting up Miller on the box who finished with 25 points
Arenas getting up to throw down the one hand dunk
Allen Iverson saved the day for the Sixers in overtime
Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:16 pm
nice win...yay Iverson....good luck next game...webber only 7 rebounds