Bixbite's Pacers Dynasty [OVER]

November 6

90-75
69-95
79-80
108-91
94-99
81-97
99-81
98-103
70-107
83-90
80-93
98-103

November 7

90-104
111-76
79-98

November 8

101-104
90-95
98-90

November 9

113-83
83-86
119-118
100-106
75-91
99-80
94-83
128-82
99-92
107-80
88-80

You still undefeated and playing great team basketball. Nice interview with Tinsley too

Thanks man! Yeah I really like this team and we are playing like a team Good luck against Miami!

LA Clippers (1-3) at Indiana (4-0) 7:00 pm EST

INDIANAPOLIS (Ticker) -- The Indiana Pacers will try to keep unbeaten when they host the Los Angeles Clippers.

The Pacers are off to their first 4-0 start since 1989. But Indiana almost lost against Minnesota in Tuesday; they didn't lose, thanks to a Stephen Jackson's (16 points) buzzer beater 3-pointer.

Jermaine O'Neal had 35 points and twelve rebounds. Jamaal Tinsley added 17 and Reggie Miller chipped in with 30.

The Clippers come off a 98-90 loss to the Detroit Pistons on Monday, despite a big night for Bobby Simmons, who had 25 points.

The game reunites Elton Brand of the Clippers with Jermaine, who were teammates on the U.S. squad that qualified for the 2004 Olympics, although both declined invitations to play in Athens last summer.

Indiana has won 11 straight at home against the Clippers and 19 of 21 overall in the series. The teams meet again in Los Angeles on December 1.

Bixbite: How'd you decide where to go to college?

Jamaal Tinsley: I started from the bottom. And Iowa State was the bottom. Once I went there, I just felt at home. So, I just stayed. Turned down Kansas, UNLV, Utah, TCU, Clemson; I had top schools come in. I felt at home once I got there.

That's mean.

Sorry for the delay.

(1-4) Boxscore

(5-0) Boxscore

Incredible debut for Harrison lifts Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10 (Ticker) -- A UNBELIEVEABLE debut for Pacers' first-round pick David Harrison helped Indiana start 5-0 for the first time since joining the NBA in 1976.

Harrison made a double-double in his NBA debut, of 20 points and 16 rebounds, to lead Indiana to a 105-90 win over the Los Angeles Clippers.

Harrison, drafted 29th overall in the 2004 NBA Draft, was unstoppable. he made 9-of-16 field goals, adding 1 3-pointer, 3 blocks, 1 steal and 1 assist.

Jermaine O'Neal scored 24 and 12 rebounds, in 42 minutes. Jamaal Tinsley scored 20 too and Stephen Jackson and Reggie Miller added 18 and 12, respectively.

Corey Maggette didn't play for the Clippers because of an injury. Shaun Livingston played at point guard, and Marko Jaric played as shooting guard (posting 25). Bobby Simmons led the game in scoring with 28 and Elton Brand added 16.

"It's a dream," Harrison said. "I still can't believe it. This couldn't be possible without Rick (Carlisle) who gave me the possibility to start and show my skills."


Pacers center & forward, Harrison & JO

Game notes

• Lionel Chalmers, Quinton Ross and Shaun Livingston (all guards), all scored 4 points.
• Chris Kaman didn't play for LAC as he had an altercation with coach Mike Dunleavy in the practice.
• Anthony Johnson, who played 17 minutes against Timberwolves, didn't play.
• O'Neal received a technical foul at 4:21 of the second quarter for arguing with the officials. Rick Brunson made the shot.

November 10

81-86
102-75
78-98
90-105
82-86
94-107
96-94
92-100
105-87
90-87

Indiana (5-0) at Philadelphia (2-3) 7:00 pm EST

PHILADELPHIA (Ticker) -- The circus surrounding Jermaine O'Neal comes to Philadelphia when the Indiana Pacers visit the 76ers on Friday.

Coach Rick Carlisle has had to deal with a host of off-court issues and injuries, but the Pacers are 5-0.

Indiana defeated the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday, 105-90 - with a surprising debut for rookie David Harrison.

The Pacers were outrebounded, 54-44.

Philadelphia lost to the New Jersey Nets, Wednesday, 75-102. Chris Webber led the game in scoring with 22 points. Allen Iverson scored only 8 points.

Vince Carter posted 20 for the Nets, and Jason Kidd and Jason Collins had 15 each.

Indiana won all four games from the 76ers last season and has won nine of 12 meetings over the last three years.

Trade?




Jonathan Bender, Anthony Johnson, James Jones


Tony Battie, Pat Garrity, Andre Barrett

Please comment about this trade I'm not sure yet if I will do it. The truth is that Bender isn't doing anything for me.

i wouldn`t do it. i think bender still has a lot of potential. í think you can get more for them.

I wouldn't do it either.

Me neither, the players you're giving have much more talent IMO.
Just try to get some more out of Bender until you've managed to make a really convincing trade.

Me either... even I like Battie and Barrett. Bro please don't do it

By the way good win over Clips... and incredible stats by David

Miami Hire New General Manager



MIAMI, May 26 -- Miami HEAT has named Bixbite as the new Co-General Manager of the team. "I like this new challenge. I want a championship now," he said. Spawn, team's GM and Bixbite's brother, said: "I think that Bix can help this organization and show leadership. I'm very pleased with him. He will do a great job."

PS: This means this dynasty is over, I don't have time to do my own dynasty... I will help Spawn with his one