Jxuusa: Suggestions? Last Page. (NBA Live 06)

[kibaxx7]

Great win jxuusa What's your record now?

[Jing]

er.. sadly 22-2? haha.
this is the type of game that makes me want to break stuff.. I am really liking the sliders from Sit cause they are making me earn every friggin basket the hard way.

[Heiks]

Good to see that you're winning even though it's hard to score. But then again, how hard could it be when you score a 112 points against the Pistons.

And damn, you take a shitload of pics....

[Keo]

Nice win, you really turned the game around in the 4th. Lol, nice pics I really like your setup.

[[C][B]#4]

great win against the pistons...that picture where Villanueva blocks Ben Wallace was ownage Luving it..Charlie V, silencing them critics @ ESPN. They dont know SHIT

[Jing]

Good to see that you're winning even though it's hard to score. But then again, how hard could it be when you score a 112 points against the Pistons.

And damn, you take a shitload of pics....

ROTFL... very good point.. I dunno actually, the computer killin me, and somehow i manage to grab some key rebounds and make the shots and stuff when the computer's back is turned. And i used pick-and-roll a lot cause that frees the ball handler up for about a second, and that guy is usually AK or Williams, so i get em to shoot and they make 3's

and man, if you can take pics with just a press of a button and continue playing... its like almost nothing, so.. brainless actions. XD

Nice win, you really turned the game around in the 4th. Lol, nice pics I really like your setup.

thanks man, i like it too comebacks are nice, espically for me.

great win against the pistons...that picture where Villanueva blocks Ben Wallace was ownage Luving it..Charlie V, silencing them critics @ ESPN. They dont know SHIT

lol really what did they say?

[Isaiah]

what a win over the Pistons!

[Laxation]

nice win over the pistons.

its obviously because they didnt play darko... that woulda got them over the line

[[C][B]#4]

great win against the pistons...that picture where Villanueva blocks Ben Wallace was ownage Luving it..Charlie V, silencing them critics @ ESPN. They dont know SHIT

lol really what did they say?[/quote]

On draft night, they were like, what on earth is rob babcock doing, picking Charlie V. @ 7th pic. They kept blasting on and on about how bad babcock is, and the Raptors organization and pretty much how Charlie V. was a bad pick. I don't have the script..but that's basically what happened.

[Jing]

lol i actually though charlie was a good pic. i followed him and deng when they were at HS, and then when he headed to UCONN, i watched him play and booed him in the game against UMASS (which we won.. hell yeah), and rooted for him every other time.

it was a good pick

[The_Flying_Tomato]

i love how u have under the lineups a pic of ben wallace and a pic of ? That's not andrew bogut, wtf.

[The_Flying_Tomato]

wait, in the "miscellaneous" 2 picture, it shows 2 minutes left and it's 102-93 pistons lead. How the hell do the jazz score 19 points and the pistons 7 in just 2 minutes?

[LegoTP]

Nice win, I thought you were Detroit when I checked it , nice come back in the last two minutes.

[Its_asdf]

Damn, that must have been a nail-biter. Those games are always really exciting when you win, or really disappointing because you lost by so little.

[Jing]

wait, in the "miscellaneous" 2 picture, it shows 2 minutes left and it's 102-93 pistons lead. How the hell do the jazz score 19 points and the pistons 7 in just 2 minutes?

Hm. kirilenko blocked 2 shots, had his only steal of the game, and scored 9 points on 3 3's. Tabuse also had a steal and gave it to Williams for a 3, then I ran it down, missed, but Bogut grabbed an offensive rebound , dunked and got fouled and made the free throw, thats 15 there. and then hm.. .dunno what else, i think McInnis threw one to Bogut for a dunk and the other one I tipped the inbounds pass and it went to Tabuse who gave it to Okur, and he made a 15 footer or something... Basically both teams were pushing it like crazy and I just managed to get the ball in the basket.

[Jing]

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[SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 14] – “Not to be of any offense to the Blazers or anyone, but after being the Pistons those couple nights ago… man I tell you, we feel invincible,” said Jazz starting point guard Deron Williams. Two nights earlier the Jazz fought an amazing game with the Pistons, managing to grind it out in the end with precision shooting from Andrei Kirilenko and Williams.

Tonight the Jazz faced the Blazers on their home own home court and came out right form the gate and never let up. The final score does not however reflect the big story of the game, which was the injury of rookie power forward Charlie Villanueva. In a collision with Zach Randolph, Villanueva came down clinching his hand. Villanueva was taken to the locker rooms, and then left in a ambulance to Saint Mark’s Hospital, where he was diagnoses with a broken finger. Team officials commented on this after the game. “This is a bad situation for Charlie because he was playing so well, and this had to come along. We are probably expecting him to be out around 6-7 weeks, and hopefully he will be able to recover faster than that and be able to come back. We hope him a speedy recovery.”

The players on the Jazz bench stepped up a lot, with Jeff McInnis scoring 23 points and Mehmet Okur filling in for Villanueva, scoring 10. The starters who scored in double figures were Kirilenko and Andrew Bogut, each with 22. Sebastian Telfair was outstanding for the Blazers as he made 12-20 shots for 28 points and dished out 6 assists. Randolph had a double-double with 18 and 10; other than these the Jazz kept the rest of the Blazers in check and scored the huge win despite losing Villanueva.

Game Introduction: 1
Andrew Bogut: 1 2 3 4
Gordon Giricek: 1
Kris Humphries: 1 Andrei Kirilenko: 1 2 3
Jeff McInnis: 1
Darius Miles: 1
Travis Outlaw: 1
Zach Randolph: 1
Yuta Tabuse: 1 2 3 4
Sebastian Telfair: 1
Charlie Villanueva: 1 2 3 4 5
Martell Webster: 1
Miscellaneous: 1 2 END

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[kibaxx7]

So 23-2?

[Its_asdf]

Oh damn, it's a shame that Villaneuva (a Raptor rookie) went down, for 6 weeks too. At least you managed to get the win, but I think you seriously need to adjust your sliders or something.

[Jing]

Oh damn, it's a shame that Villaneuva (a Raptor rookie) went down, for 6 weeks too. At least you managed to get the win, but I think you seriously need to adjust your sliders or something.

dont worry i did. these games are about a week old, i am like a week ahead and stuff, so yeah. the new sliders after i got lighting from Static XX, extremely hard.

[JoshD]

Nice win agaisnt the Blazers, Nice numbers by Bogut. What happened to Deron Williams 3 pts?

[Jing]

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[SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 16] – Both team’s starters contributed hugely to this game, with the Jazz starters scoring 90 points while the Pacers’ starters getting 88, so in theory the Jazz’s bench won in for them by scoring 10 points to Indiana’s 2. Andrei Kirilenko led all scores with 25 points and Andrew Bogut was second with 24 points. The high scorers for the Pacers were Jamal Tinsley, Jonathan Bender, and Jermaine O’Neal, scoring 21, 20, and 19 points.

The Pacers brought the Jazz down a notch today by giving them a fight for their money, losing the first quarter only by 2 points, 23-25. The 2nd quarter the Pacers won with hot shooting and driving from Tinsley and the unexpected Bender, who helped score 11 of the Pacer’s 25 points to win the quarter by 1, and trailed at the half 48-49. However the Jazz got their legs back when Kirilenko and Giricek connected on back-to-back three-balls and pulled away, winning the 3rd 23-21. The last quarter the Pacers again scored 21 points, but was unable to contain the Jazz, who scored 7 more to widen their gap at the end of the game to 10 points.

Despite opponents getting almost as many offensive rebounds as they do defensive, or even total, the Jazz are still managing to find a way to win, may it be dishing the ball for an average of 27 assists a game or playing hard defensive and coming up with key plays. Another factor is that the Jazz have been limited their turnovers and playing more conservatively and only firing when they are sure of the shot, which interesting… seems to still be a lot.

Game Introduction: 1
Ron Artest: 1 2
Jonathan Bender: 1
Andrew Bogut: 1 2
Jarron Collins: 1
Gordon Giricek: 1
Andrei Kirilenko: 1 2
Mehmet Okur: 1
Jermaine O’Neal: 1
Deron Williams: 1 2
Miscellaneous: 1 2 END



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[Jing]

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–83



[SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 17] – The Jazz traveled from the state of Indiana up to Wisconsin for the matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks. Most everyone probably expected this to be a blowout because the last time the Jazz played the Bucks, they totally destroyed them.

Fueled by the blowout last time these two teams met, the Bucks came out charging and jumped to win the first quarter 17-12, the next quarter told a similar story as the Bucks were able to do it all on route to 24 points while holding the Jazz to just 19; the teams went into the half with the Bucks up 41- 31. However whatever happened in the locker rooms caused the Jazz to stir up and Jeff McInnis came out and got fouled on connective 3 pointers, making all 6 free throws. Andrei Kirilenko scored 7 of his team high 19 during this quarter and helped push the Jazz, but Michael Redd was just unstoppable and made all the shots he needed to make to barely help the Bucks win the 3rd as well, 23-22.

With the game seemingly out of reach, the Jazz once again somehow managed to come out of nowhere to take the lead. They outplayed the Bucks in rebounding, steals, blocks, and of course scoring on route to winning the quarter 36-19, and the game 87-83. Hot shooting Michael Redd fouled out with 4 minutes left in the final quarter and there was nobody else who was hot for the Bucks, who were unable to hit the open shots. Without Redd’s defense and hot shooting the Bucks missed opportunities to stop the Jazz and in yet another spectacular comeback, the Jazz triumphed.

Game Introduction: 1
Carlos Boozer: 1
Andrei Kirilenko: 1
Desmond Mason: 1
Mehmet Okur: 1
Deron Williams: 1
Miscellaneous: 1 END



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TRADE ANNOUNCED!!!
The Jazz organization announced after the win at Milwaukee that they have traded two power forwards, Kris Humphries and Eduardo Najera to the Miami heat for power forward Udonis Haslem and Wang Zhizhi. Humphries and Najera have been play so-so, but with the loss of Villanueva until January and the lack of productivity from Okur and Bogut recently, Haslem seemed like the right choice. Haslem’s debut game will be against the league’s second best team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

[kibaxx7]

More, more wins. Nice trade.

[Its_asdf]

Man. you ripped off Miami. Haslem has way more potentail than Najera or Humphries

[BOSS]

Chyea man get those asians on ur team ! Next up ... Yao Ming ?