Thu Mar 17, 2005 3:43 am
SbHZmAFiA wrote:My dynasty might be delayed for about 4 days due to micchy helping me with the trade deadline deals. Unless I can get someone else to help me, it will be delayed for about 4 days so if anyone can make the trades in my dynasty a little quicker, I would really appreciate it because I don't want to delay my dynasty that long especially since I'm on spring break and I can get a bunch more games done.
so does it mean i'l do the trade??
or someone will do it for you???
by the way nice ASW recap... simply the best
Thu Mar 17, 2005 6:01 am
Excellent recap in the ASG, wasn't able to stop reading !
by the way nice ASW recap... simply the best
thanks, glad both of you liked it
so does it mean i'l do the trade??
or someone will do it for you???
as of now i might have to get you to do it because no one else can do it. thats the reason why i posted it on here to see if other people will notice it and help.
Thu Mar 17, 2005 6:57 am
Suns Have Felt Right at Home on Road
By Mike Tulumello
East Valley Tribune
Feb. 25, 2005
The Suns may not be the NBA's best team, but so far they're far and away the best road team. They're a stunning 22-7 away from home, a record that includes the toughest portion of their road schedule. Tomorrow’s game at Dallas and a March 25 date at Miami figure to be their two toughest remaining tests. No other NBA team has won more than 18 road games. Moreover, the Suns need only to go 4-5 to have the best road record in franchise history. Phoenix went 27-14 in 1992-93, en route to the NBA Finals. All of this is surprising considering the Suns entered the season as the league's youngest team (though they've added experience in Bo Outlaw, Jim Jackson and Walter McCarty).
Normally, teams not known for great defense and rebounding don't run up great road records, Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni pointed out. But with the Suns, "That doesn't seem to be the case," he said. So what gives? "We don't turn the ball over much," D'Antoni said. "That's a big reason." Also, "We have five guys who like to take big shots. And they hit big shots." The players have their own ideas. "We focus harder on the road, where everything is against us," Joe Johnson said. Amaré Stoudemire said the Suns take their responsibilities seriously. "Our young players are mature," he said. "We get our rest. We go to the hotel, get a nice dinner, watch a movie and get ready for showtime the next night."
Center Jake Voskuhl cited "unity and cohesion" on the road, in part because of the team's pregame prayer meetings. He said about half the team attends, more than attend at home, as the timing seems to fit the players schedules better. Whether their prayers are being answered or not, the Suns have suffered no crippling injuries this season, just routine "bumps and bruises," he pointed out. Of course, one reason Phoenix has such a great road record is the presence of Steve Nash, who said he has "no idea" how the Suns have run up such an impressive road mark. Yet Nash's teams in Dallas also had outstanding road records, so his leadership would seem to be an obvious factor.
By Mike Tulumello
East Valley Tribune
Feb. 25, 2005
The Suns may not be the NBA's best team, but so far they're far and away the best road team. They're a stunning 22-7 away from home, a record that includes the toughest portion of their road schedule. Tomorrow’s game at Dallas and a March 25 date at Miami figure to be their two toughest remaining tests. No other NBA team has won more than 18 road games. Moreover, the Suns need only to go 4-5 to have the best road record in franchise history. Phoenix went 27-14 in 1992-93, en route to the NBA Finals. All of this is surprising considering the Suns entered the season as the league's youngest team (though they've added experience in Bo Outlaw, Jim Jackson and Walter McCarty).
Normally, teams not known for great defense and rebounding don't run up great road records, Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni pointed out. But with the Suns, "That doesn't seem to be the case," he said. So what gives? "We don't turn the ball over much," D'Antoni said. "That's a big reason." Also, "We have five guys who like to take big shots. And they hit big shots." The players have their own ideas. "We focus harder on the road, where everything is against us," Joe Johnson said. Amaré Stoudemire said the Suns take their responsibilities seriously. "Our young players are mature," he said. "We get our rest. We go to the hotel, get a nice dinner, watch a movie and get ready for showtime the next night."
Center Jake Voskuhl cited "unity and cohesion" on the road, in part because of the team's pregame prayer meetings. He said about half the team attends, more than attend at home, as the timing seems to fit the players schedules better. Whether their prayers are being answered or not, the Suns have suffered no crippling injuries this season, just routine "bumps and bruises," he pointed out. Of course, one reason Phoenix has such a great road record is the presence of Steve Nash, who said he has "no idea" how the Suns have run up such an impressive road mark. Yet Nash's teams in Dallas also had outstanding road records, so his leadership would seem to be an obvious factor.
Thu Mar 17, 2005 7:38 am
It looks cool 
, they're on another planet ? 
Nice idea... 
, they're on another planet ? Nice idea...
Thu Mar 17, 2005 8:10 am
yeeeh, ish 3 burns =)
Thu Mar 17, 2005 8:57 am
great read bro....
i'l try my best to finished all the trade but you only gave me 1 day in your dynasty to make all the trade
i'l try my best to finished all the trade but you only gave me 1 day in your dynasty to make all the trade
Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:24 am
It looks cool , they're on another planet ? Nice idea...
yea the way they always running all the timeyeeeh, ish 3 burns =)
great read bro....
i'l try my best to finished all the trade but you only gave me 1 day in your dynasty to make all the trade
thanks, and i thought i gave you 24th, 25th and the day i play the mavs, you can sim part of the day by pressing play game and that would make it 3 days, but i just forgot that you werent doing in dbf editing. you were just switching teams and offering them the deal.
Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:58 am
been a while since i've been here, kinda busy, but superb job on the all star weekend.. and wow all those pics
Fri Mar 18, 2005 3:54 am
man, you have too much free time
i like it thought
i like it thought
Fri Mar 18, 2005 5:00 am
been a while since i've been here, kinda busy, but superb job on the all star weekend.. and wow all those pics
its coo, i can understnad that...im glad you like the pics, i had some fun with the game which resulted in alot of pics.
man, you have too much free time
i like it thought
yea i do because its spring break for me
if i wouldve done this during the time i was in school and playing basketball, it wouldve took me awhile, but i was fortunate to get to the all-star weekend at the same time as my spring break. glad you liked it though
Fri Mar 18, 2005 5:25 am
i really should stop to be an asshole,and replay at your great dynasty
u really have one of the hottest dynasty`s here and that mag is nice its always fun to read your dynasty,and the pics are nice
u really have one of the hottest dynasty`s here
and that mag is nice its always fun to read your dynasty,and the pics are nice
Fri Mar 18, 2005 9:01 am
Nice cover, Floating Heads Sell!
Another solid update bro, keep it coming.
Another solid update bro, keep it coming.
Fri Mar 18, 2005 11:42 am
i really should stop to be an asshole,and replay at your great dynasty
u really have one of the hottest dynasty`s here and that mag is nice its always fun to read your dynasty,and the pics are nice
thanks for the huge compliment. it really makes me want to continue and work hard on this dynasty with comments like that like ive said before. glad you like the mag and the pics. thanks to the x for sending that file to micchy, who sent the file to seraph, who sent it to me so now i have real good pics. also like to thank you pikks for you sending me yours Nice cover, Floating Heads Sell!
Another solid update bro, keep it coming.
thanks lol, that was one of my first mags i did and i was happy with the final result. you should see alot more updates once i get my file back.
Sat Mar 19, 2005 6:51 pm
Hopefully some updates will be coming tomorrow. Once I get my file back, the dynasty will be rollin' once again. I'm still just as excited as I was when I first started it because I can't wait to get to the playoffs. So hopefully you can see some updates tomorrow because I only did one recap since all-star break.
Sat Mar 19, 2005 7:29 pm
I'll be waiting bro!
Sun Mar 20, 2005 5:19 am
your files will be there in a few hours...
i'm on the process of completing the trades...
i'm on the process of completing the trades...
Sun Mar 20, 2005 5:25 am
Man, I always been a big fan of your dynasties and I will always continue to read it. Stellar dynasty. Keep it up.
Sun Mar 20, 2005 8:36 am
SUNS VS. MAVERICKS
American Airlines Center, Dallas, 6:30 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Suns, 43-12; Mavericks, 35-18.
INJURY REPORT None
KEY MATCHUP: SUNS BENCH VS. MAVERICKS BENCH
Dallas has just added more depth to their team after acquiring Keith Van Horn in a trade deadline deal with the Bucks that sent Calvin Booth and Alan Henderson to the Bucks. Van Horn was averaging 18.6ppg and 9.2rpg on the Bucks. Jackson, McCarty, Barbosa and Hunter will see alot of time against Stackhouse, Van Horn, Daniels and Harris.
INSIDE THE SUNS
Phoenix decided to stay pat on trading day for the NBA. They hold a 1/2 game lead over the Spurs for the best record in the league. The Suns have struggled mightly against the Mavs coming close to winning each game, but they could never pull the victory out. Don't expect things to be any easier with the Mavs adding Van Horn to their already deep bench.
INSIDE THE MAVERICKS
The Maverics are the only team other than the Spurs that own a 2-0 advantage over the Suns. Dallas has been on fire as of late winning 4 out of their last 5 games as they stand in a 3-way tie for the 4th spot in the Western Conference with Memphis and Sacramento.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Quentin Richardson
SG-Joe Johnson
PG-Steve Nash
C-Erick Dampier
PF-Dirk Nowitzki
SF-Josh Howard
SG-Michael Finley
PG-Jason Terry
Last edited by -BHZMAFIA- on Sun Mar 20, 2005 10:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
Sun Mar 20, 2005 9:35 am
Mavs Too Much In Overtime
Dallas bench killed the Suns
Suns-111Mavericks-117 OT
Suns Boxscore | Mavericks Boxscore
Dirk Nowtizki going by former teammate Steve Nash
DALLAS, Feb. 26 (Ticker) -- The Phoenix Suns certainly are not known for their defense nor are the Mavericks, which led to this high scoring battle. Seconds after Joe Johnson hit a go-ahead three, Johnson blocked a jumper that was shot by Michael Finley to make the game go into overtime, which the Suns couldn’t handle Dallas depth as they lost 117-111. Despite going into overtime with all the momentum, the Mavs let Jerry Stackhouse and Keith Van Horn do the talking in the extra period. They combined for 8 of the Mavs 14 points in the overtime. Marion scored 25 points, had 16 rebounds and dished out 8 assists who helped the Suns rally in the 4th quarter to make the game go into overtime. . The Suns scored the game's final seven points, starting with Quentin Richardson's 3-pointer with 62 seconds left to pull within 103-100.
Stoudemire, who scored 22 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, hit a pair of free throws to pull the Suns within one in the final minute and, after Nowitzki made an 18-foot jumper over Marion, Johnson buried a 25-footer in the face of Michael Finley with 4.7 seconds left. "We kept making shots, but it just wasn‘t enough to pull it out in OT," Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni said. "The team that scores in overtime first wins is what I always say. Joe Johnson hit a big shot for us in the 4th quarter, Q hit a big shot. Amare, we rode him for a while, but it‘s just one of those things.. Everybody contributed and played hard. I thought it was a great game that we had the chance to win, but the Mavs killed us with their depth."
"I came off Amare's pick and had no intentions of passing," Johnson said. "Finley gave me a step so I just hesitated for a little bit and then pulled up for the sure three. He didn't really come out. He gave me about two feet." Van Horn, who was acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, was the biggest factor off the bench for the Mavs as he scored 15 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in his Dallas debut. "I was surprised that I played so well in my first game," Van Horn said. "Coach Nelson gave me the time to show what I can do and he trusted me in overtime to help us get past the Suns." Following Johnson's jumper, Finley took the ensuing inbounds pass and went up for a stop and pop jumper, but Johnson was there again saving the day with his only block of the game.
"I wasn‘t going to let him get an easy jumper without me contesting it," Johnson said. "He went up for it so fast and I just swiped at it and the clock ran out. "We knew that we were in for a dogfight after beating them twice already this season," said Mavericks forward Josh Howard, who scored 26 points on 11-of-17 shooting. "When the game went into overtime, we knew that we had to make a run because we had the home crowd on our side which helped us alot." Nash, Johnson and Stoudemire scored 22 points apiece for the Suns who are now 0-3 against the Mavericks this season. Nowitzki scored 20 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and had five turnovers for Dallas. Michael Finley added 16 points for the Mavericks, who have now won 5 of their last 6 games.
Game Photos
Stoudemire throwing down the one hand dunk off the fastbreak
Finley manuevering for the reverse layup
Howard led the Mavs in scoring with 26 points on 11-17 shooting
Jackson struggled with just 4 points off the bench
Nash dominated Terry in the 3rd matchup between the two Western Conference powers
McCarty shooting a fadeaway over Nowitzki
Marion drawing the foul on Nowtizki
Dallas bench killed the Suns
Suns-111Mavericks-117 OT
Suns Boxscore | Mavericks Boxscore
Dirk Nowtizki going by former teammate Steve Nash
DALLAS, Feb. 26 (Ticker) -- The Phoenix Suns certainly are not known for their defense nor are the Mavericks, which led to this high scoring battle. Seconds after Joe Johnson hit a go-ahead three, Johnson blocked a jumper that was shot by Michael Finley to make the game go into overtime, which the Suns couldn’t handle Dallas depth as they lost 117-111. Despite going into overtime with all the momentum, the Mavs let Jerry Stackhouse and Keith Van Horn do the talking in the extra period. They combined for 8 of the Mavs 14 points in the overtime. Marion scored 25 points, had 16 rebounds and dished out 8 assists who helped the Suns rally in the 4th quarter to make the game go into overtime. . The Suns scored the game's final seven points, starting with Quentin Richardson's 3-pointer with 62 seconds left to pull within 103-100.
Stoudemire, who scored 22 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, hit a pair of free throws to pull the Suns within one in the final minute and, after Nowitzki made an 18-foot jumper over Marion, Johnson buried a 25-footer in the face of Michael Finley with 4.7 seconds left. "We kept making shots, but it just wasn‘t enough to pull it out in OT," Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni said. "The team that scores in overtime first wins is what I always say. Joe Johnson hit a big shot for us in the 4th quarter, Q hit a big shot. Amare, we rode him for a while, but it‘s just one of those things.. Everybody contributed and played hard. I thought it was a great game that we had the chance to win, but the Mavs killed us with their depth."
"I came off Amare's pick and had no intentions of passing," Johnson said. "Finley gave me a step so I just hesitated for a little bit and then pulled up for the sure three. He didn't really come out. He gave me about two feet." Van Horn, who was acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, was the biggest factor off the bench for the Mavs as he scored 15 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in his Dallas debut. "I was surprised that I played so well in my first game," Van Horn said. "Coach Nelson gave me the time to show what I can do and he trusted me in overtime to help us get past the Suns." Following Johnson's jumper, Finley took the ensuing inbounds pass and went up for a stop and pop jumper, but Johnson was there again saving the day with his only block of the game.
"I wasn‘t going to let him get an easy jumper without me contesting it," Johnson said. "He went up for it so fast and I just swiped at it and the clock ran out. "We knew that we were in for a dogfight after beating them twice already this season," said Mavericks forward Josh Howard, who scored 26 points on 11-of-17 shooting. "When the game went into overtime, we knew that we had to make a run because we had the home crowd on our side which helped us alot." Nash, Johnson and Stoudemire scored 22 points apiece for the Suns who are now 0-3 against the Mavericks this season. Nowitzki scored 20 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and had five turnovers for Dallas. Michael Finley added 16 points for the Mavericks, who have now won 5 of their last 6 games.
Game Photos
Stoudemire throwing down the one hand dunk off the fastbreak
Finley manuevering for the reverse layup
Howard led the Mavs in scoring with 26 points on 11-17 shooting
Jackson struggled with just 4 points off the bench
Nash dominated Terry in the 3rd matchup between the two Western Conference powers
McCarty shooting a fadeaway over Nowitzki
Marion drawing the foul on Nowtizki
Sun Mar 20, 2005 9:37 am
Thanks to micchy_boy for making the trades for me. If it wasn't for him, Van Horn wouldn't have went off on me for 15 points 
j/k
thanks man, i will try my best to keep it running. i hope to see some more games in ur dynasty too
j/k
Man, I always been a big fan of your dynasties and I will always continue to read it. Stellar dynasty. Keep it up.
thanks man, i will try my best to keep it running. i hope to see some more games in ur dynasty too
Sun Mar 20, 2005 10:00 am
CELTICS VS. SUNS
America West Arena, Phoenix, 6:00 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Celtics, 38-18; Suns, 43-13.
INJURY REPORT None
KEY MATCHUP: SHAWN MARION VS. ANTOINE WALKER
Walker is now back in Celtic green and is reunited with former running buddy, Paul Pierce. Walker averaged 23.9ppg ,12rpg and 4.6apg on the Hawks this season and is a very streaky shooter who can get it going if you don't watch out. Marion matches up very well with Walker so expect ot see alot of touches going to both players tonight.
INSIDE THE CELTICS
Boston holds the best record in the Eastern Conference with 38 wins and just 18 losses with the Pacers and Heat right behind them. Boston is on a 3-game winning streak. Pierce and Walker have the highest scoring duo in the league combining for 48.2ppg. With Payton coming back to Beantown after hte trade to the Hawks, Boston are now looking like a championship contender coming out of the East.
INSIDE THE SUNS
Phoenix is coming off another loss to the Dallas Mavericks in overtime. Things don't get any easier as they face a hot Celtics team tonight. Phoenix is still a half game ahead of the Spurs because they have played one more than the Spurs so far in the season.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Mark Blount
PF-Antoine Walker
SF-Ricky Davis
SG-Paul Pierce
PG-Gary Payton
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Quentin Richardson
SG-Joe Johnson
PG-Steve Nash
Sun Mar 20, 2005 10:09 am
no problem bro....
sorry i forgot to change the ishuman of the other team...
well you already solve that
by thw way have you check your PDA.....
you already finished 1 game
, that was fast....
sorry i forgot to change the ishuman of the other team...
well you already solve that
by thw way have you check your PDA.....
you already finished 1 game
, that was fast....
Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:07 am
Celtics Sprint Past Suns
Walker edged a double-double in the close victory
Celtics-106
Suns-105
Celtics Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Newly acquired Antoine Walker led the Celtics past the Suns
PHOENIX, Feb. 27 (Ticker) -- The Boston Celtics broke through when the Phoenix Suns broke down. Antoine Walker had 22 points and 9 rebounds and Paul Pierce added 18 and 7 as the Celtics posted a 106-105 triumph over the Suns, who lost at home to an Eastern Conference opponent for the first time this season. The physical game included a couple of near skirmishes and a great deal of trash talking by both sides. "This to me is the way the game should be played," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "It was high intensity. There were a couple of times where both teams went over but I would love every game like this. When both teams let their emotions ride."
Boston shook off a disappointing final two minutes of regulation by getting the win. The Suns outscored Boston 30-18 in the 4th quarter and they went on a 6-0 run in the last 1:04 seconds. On Boston’s final possession with 22 seconds left, they went to Pierce in the corner who couldn’t get a shot off as a quick double team came from Johnson and McCarty as the shot clock expired. With the score at 106-105 with 21.2 seconds remaining, the Suns used their last timeout to advance the ball up to midcourt. They went to no other than Joe Johnson who has hit several big shots this season. He first passed the ball to Marion, then Stoudemire came up to set a pick for Marion and as help came, Pierce left Johnson surprisingly open on the wing and Marion gave an errant pass to Johnson who had to jump up to catch the ball. Pierce recovered back on Johnson with 7 seconds left and Marion came to set a pick as Johnson went to the right side and launched a 20-foot jumper over Pierce that hit the front of the rim. The Suns fouled Blount with 1.2 seconds left, and he missed both free throws. Nash shot from ¾’s of the court and it rimmed short.
"We used a lot of energy in the fourth quarter and we just couldn‘t get the last shot to go by Joe," admitted Suns forward Shawn Marion, who had another big rebound-game with 15 boards. "People are going to come here and try to talk trash to us and try to take us out of our game.” The Suns missed all but six of their 22 3-point attempts, but were perfect from the line shooting 19-19 compared to the Celtics 24-34. Nash had 22 points and dished out 11 assists and Joe Johnson added a game-high 27 for the Suns, who were 12-0 at home against teams from the East in 2004-05. Ricky Davis flirted with a triple-double as he had 16 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists and Gary Payton added 15 for Boston, which beat Phoenix for just the second time in the last seven meetings. "That was a huge win for us and a great way to finish the road trip," Walker said. "Early on we jumped on them and we outlasted them. That is great finishing up the trip undefeated."
Game Photos
Payton harrassing Barbosa on defense
Joe Johnson use his crossover to drive to the basket
Jackson taking the long jumper over Pierce
Marion calling for position download on Walker
Pierce getting the easy two hand jam for two of his 18 points
Q using his lefty for the layin
Ricky Davis was two assists shy of a triple double
Stoudemire trying to help rally the Suns in the 4th quarter
Walker edged a double-double in the close victory
Celtics-106
Suns-105
Celtics Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Newly acquired Antoine Walker led the Celtics past the Suns
PHOENIX, Feb. 27 (Ticker) -- The Boston Celtics broke through when the Phoenix Suns broke down. Antoine Walker had 22 points and 9 rebounds and Paul Pierce added 18 and 7 as the Celtics posted a 106-105 triumph over the Suns, who lost at home to an Eastern Conference opponent for the first time this season. The physical game included a couple of near skirmishes and a great deal of trash talking by both sides. "This to me is the way the game should be played," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "It was high intensity. There were a couple of times where both teams went over but I would love every game like this. When both teams let their emotions ride."
Boston shook off a disappointing final two minutes of regulation by getting the win. The Suns outscored Boston 30-18 in the 4th quarter and they went on a 6-0 run in the last 1:04 seconds. On Boston’s final possession with 22 seconds left, they went to Pierce in the corner who couldn’t get a shot off as a quick double team came from Johnson and McCarty as the shot clock expired. With the score at 106-105 with 21.2 seconds remaining, the Suns used their last timeout to advance the ball up to midcourt. They went to no other than Joe Johnson who has hit several big shots this season. He first passed the ball to Marion, then Stoudemire came up to set a pick for Marion and as help came, Pierce left Johnson surprisingly open on the wing and Marion gave an errant pass to Johnson who had to jump up to catch the ball. Pierce recovered back on Johnson with 7 seconds left and Marion came to set a pick as Johnson went to the right side and launched a 20-foot jumper over Pierce that hit the front of the rim. The Suns fouled Blount with 1.2 seconds left, and he missed both free throws. Nash shot from ¾’s of the court and it rimmed short.
"We used a lot of energy in the fourth quarter and we just couldn‘t get the last shot to go by Joe," admitted Suns forward Shawn Marion, who had another big rebound-game with 15 boards. "People are going to come here and try to talk trash to us and try to take us out of our game.” The Suns missed all but six of their 22 3-point attempts, but were perfect from the line shooting 19-19 compared to the Celtics 24-34. Nash had 22 points and dished out 11 assists and Joe Johnson added a game-high 27 for the Suns, who were 12-0 at home against teams from the East in 2004-05. Ricky Davis flirted with a triple-double as he had 16 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists and Gary Payton added 15 for Boston, which beat Phoenix for just the second time in the last seven meetings. "That was a huge win for us and a great way to finish the road trip," Walker said. "Early on we jumped on them and we outlasted them. That is great finishing up the trip undefeated."
Game Photos
Payton harrassing Barbosa on defense
Joe Johnson use his crossover to drive to the basket
Jackson taking the long jumper over Pierce
Marion calling for position download on Walker
Pierce getting the easy two hand jam for two of his 18 points
Q using his lefty for the layin
Ricky Davis was two assists shy of a triple double
Stoudemire trying to help rally the Suns in the 4th quarter
Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:08 am
Micchy_boy wrote:no problem bro....
sorry i forgot to change the ishuman of the other team...
well you already solve that
by thw way have you check your PDA.....
you already finished 1 game
yea i checked it, but what was suppose to be in it?
Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:40 am
hm, is it just me, or does your dynasty graphics seem smoother and stuff after micchy edited the trades
btw, walker is back to 8
btw, walker is back to 8