...::: Los Angeles Lakers Franchise :::... Dynasty stops :(

Don't tease Boykins like that! He has hops!

Well, he still got shot in his face

Lakers (1-0) to play away vs the Los Angeles Clippers (0-1) at season opener
LOS ANGELES (Ticker) -- The Lakers came off a big 100-76 win against the Denver Nuggets (0-2) yesterday, as Chris Mihm played a big role in the low post with 18 points, 10 rebounds and 5 blocked shots. The Lakers will try to get there second win of the season and will face the Los Angeles Clippers at the Staples center in their away purple uniforms.

The Los Angeles Clippers (0-1) lost their season opener against the New York Knicks by as many as 18 points and shot just below .350 percent from the field. Elton Brand let all scorers with 22 points however, but that was not enough to beat the improved New York Knicks (2-0) as Stephon Marbury scored a game high 23 points, and dished out 7 assists.

The Lakers beat the Clippers 3 out of the last 4 times during the 2003/2004 season, as the Clippers finished the season with a Western Conference worst 28-54 season.


Projected starting Lineups

Centers
vs
Power Forwards
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Small Forwards
vs
Shooting Guards
vs
Point Guards
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Team Leaders

Points per Game
Kobe Bryant: 21.0
Elton Brand: 22.0
Rebounds per Game
Lamar Odom: 12.0
Elton Brand & Corey Maggette: 9.0
Assists per Game
Kobe Bryant & Chucky Atkins: 5.0
Marko Jaric: 6.0
Blocks per Game
Chris Mihm: 5.0
Elton Brand & Zeljko Rebraca: 2.0
Steals per Game
Chucky Atkins: 3.0
Bobby Simmons: 3.0

Last edited by . on Wed Nov 10, 2004 12:23 am, edited 2 times in total.

it's always interesting when odom and brand play against eachother. should be a good one

Check out the Game by Game recaps post on page 1

Last edited by . on Wed Nov 10, 2004 10:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.

lakers news and Around the league section updated on page 1

This stuff is awesome man. It's got a very clean, crisp feeling.

I love the layout you're using, it's easy to navigate & it's quite certain that this is one of the best dynasties out there. Props man, props.

I got to agree, this dynasty is like looking at the Lakers webpage. keep it up

This stuff is awesome man. It's got a very clean, crisp feeling.

I love the layout you're using, it's easy to navigate & it's quite certain that this is one of the best dynasties out there. Props man, props.

Thanks Swa...zeg Whollah!

I got to agree, this dynasty is like looking at the Lakers webpage. keep it up

Well...what other can I say then thanks?

I will probably play 1 more game tonight.

Lakers (2-0) looking for third straight win against the Milwaukee Bucks (0-1)
LOS ANGELES (Ticker) -- The Lakers are coming off a 2-0 season start with a blowout win against the Denver Nuggets, and a close game against the Los Angeles Clippers.

The next challenge that lays ahead will be the Milwaukee Bucks led by All-Star Michael Redd. The Bucks lost their season opener against the Chicago Bulls as Keith van Horn led the team with 26 points.

Lakers star Kobe Bryant will play limited minutes due a thumb injury on his shooting hand, which will give Kareem Rush more minutes. The Bucks are counting on Michael Redd, who made his first All-Star team last season to see the atvantage now that the 2003/2004 All-Defensive 1st team member Kobe Bryant wont up against him as much as usual.

The Lakers won their 6 last meetings against the Bucks. Milwaukee´s last win against the Lakers team was back in the 2000-2001 season when then swept the season series 2-0

Projected starting Lineups

Centers
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Power Forwards
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Small Forwards
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Shooting Guards
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Point Guards
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Team Leaders

Points per Game
Kobe Bryant: 25.5
Keith van Horn: 26.0
Rebounds per Game
Chris Mihm: 9.0
Dan Gadzuric: 11.0
Assists per Game
Caron Butler: 4.5
Michael Redd: 4.0
Blocks per Game
Chris Mihm: 4.0
Desmond Mason & Keith van Horn: 2.0
Steals per Game
Caron Butler: 3.0
Joe Smith: 3.0

Yeah as Mafia said this is just like a Lakers homepage, great job

your scores are pretty realistic too, what quarters are you playing on?

Thanks Swa...zeg Whollah!

Hehe, no worries. I might not post as much in the dynasty page but as usual I'll be keeping up with most of them.

The answer to Mark's question:

Schedule Type: Random
Season Lenght: 82 Games
Sim Quarter Lenght: 12 minutes
Playoff Lenght: 7-7-7-7
Simulation Injuries: Yes
Fantasy Draft: No
Simulation Type: Intervention

It's on the first page.

Thats actually the simulated quarter lenght, I play 10 minutes

Check out the game by game recaps post on page 1

Last edited by . on Fri Nov 12, 2004 11:16 pm, edited 2 times in total.

WOW Very detailed--everything looks awesome! Keep up the great work!

Thanks man

Lakers (2-1) to play at losing Trailblazers (0-4)
PORTLAND (Ticker) -- The Portland Trailblazers are still looking for their first win of the season after losing 4 straight games.

Missing the playoffs cost the Trail Blazers a share of the NBA’s all-time record for the most consecutive playoff appearances. The Philadelphia/Syracuse franchise established the record on 22 consecutive playoffs from 1950 to 1971. Portland remains second on the list with 21 straight.

The Trail Blazers tied the season series last season against the Lakers as both teams won 2 games. The Lakers played their final NBA game of the 2003/2004 season at the Rosegarden as the Lakers walked away with a win thanks to 2 buzzerbeaters from the 3-point line by Kobe Bryant, the first one to tie the game, and the second one to get a win.

The Lakers just got back from a tough loss against the Milwaukee Bucks (1-1), as the Lakers started the game with 39 points in the opening quarter. But they eventually lost the game thanks to Michael Redd who shot almost .800% from the field as he scored 53 points. A season high so far for the NBA.

Projected starting Lineups

Centers
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Power Forwards
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Small Forwards
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Shooting Guards
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Point Guards
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Team Leaders

Points per Game
Kobe Bryant: 21.7
Shareef Abdur-Rahim: 21.3
Rebounds per Game
Lamar Odom: 9.3
Zach Randolph: 12.3
Assists per Game
Kobe Bryant: 4.0
Derek Anderson: 4.8
Blocks per Game
Chris Mihm: 3.33
Shareef Abdur-Rahim: 4.8
Steals per Game
Chucky Atkins: 3.33
Damon Stoudamire & Zach Randolph: 2.25

Check out the game by game recaps post on page 1 to see the recap of this game including pictures

Last edited by . on Fri Nov 12, 2004 12:37 am, edited 1 time in total.

Im sorry about this short recap, I wrote a better and longer one. But when I wanted to check out the stats in the game, my computer crashed so I didnt get the chance to save it. So I just simulated the game and used sme parts of the old recap to make it as good as possible.

Lakers (3-1) to welcome 76ers(2-3)
LOS ANGELES (Ticker) -- The Los Angeles Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers played against eachother in the 2001 NBA Playoffs. Since then the Lakers and 76ers have tied the season series 3-3.

The Los Angeles Lakers outscored the Portland Trailblazers (0-5) most of the game when they defeated them by as many as 27 points, while the 76ers led by former leaugue MVP Allen Iverson beated the Indiana Pacers to get a 3-2 record so far in this young season.

The 76ers missed the NBA Playoffs the last season for the first time in a couple of years, and are looking to recover from it.

Projected starting Lineups

Centers
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Power Forwards
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Small Forwards
vs
Shooting Guards
vs
Point Guards
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Team Leaders

Points per Game
Kobe Bryant: 22.0
Allen Iverson: 23.0
Rebounds per Game
Lamar Odom: 10.5
Kenny Thomas: 10.0
Assists per Game
Caron Butler: 4.8
Allen Iverson: 6.6
Blocks per Game
Chris Mihm: 2.75
Samuel Dalembert: 1.60
Steals per Game
Chucky Atkins: 2.50
Allen Iverson: 3.00

whoa man!!
Michael Redd killed ya, what was Kobe doin???
Redd is awesome i know, hes rules for me

Kobe got injured in the Clippers game, so he got limited minutes

Redd was simply unstopable, I even put Lamar Odom on him plus the double team but he kept hitting

dude this is really strange. i've never seen this timeout cutscene before. its nice

Damn!!! Do u get paid by the Lakers organization for this dynasty?

I noticed in that bucks game, that you took 41 three's you tried to match redd's performance from beyond the arc?

if you can, maybe kobe will have to be involved a little more to where he is getting like 30, 7 and 5 because thats what he is kind of doing in real life. i do like the way you are keeping his ppg down though, because your showing that the lakers can be good without kobe being dominate.