Mon Apr 18, 2005 1:03 pm
The reason why its probably hard to beat Detroit is because Pierce is an unstoppable shooter in the game, at least when I play against him in my dynasty. They have a bunch of shooters, but not a real good inside presence, so I suggest playing a 3-2 trapping zone and force them to try and go inside instead of taking jumpers.
Mon Apr 18, 2005 1:29 pm
SbHzMaFiA wrote:The reason why its probably hard to beat Detroit is because Pierce is an unstoppable shooter in the game, at least when I play against him in my dynasty. They have a bunch of shooters, but not a real good inside presence, so I suggest playing a 3-2 trapping zone and force them to try and go inside instead of taking jumpers.
Thanks. I'll have to try that.
Pierce and Bibby killed me.
Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:09 am
2005 NBA PLAYOFFS
KNICKS VS. BULLS: GAME THREE
Thursday, April 28, 2005
United Center, Chicago, Illinois
7:00PM TNT/TSN
First Round
NYK: 118 CHI: 116
Knicks lead the best-of-7 series 3-0
Baron Down! Knicks receive a scare from Baron Davis, but in OT take Game 3.
All of New York City made a collective groan after Baron Davis was fouled hard and had to leave the game with 23 seconds left in the first half. Baron Davis was shook up after being fouled hard by Eric Snow. He would not return to the game.
Fortunately, the injury did not seem to be anything serious and had nothing to do with his previous leg injury that limited Baron's play to 5 minutes in game two.
The Bulls played hard on their home court and had the lead heading into the half. The game was close throughout. Gilbert Arenas and Kyle Korver(got the start) stepped it up in Baron Davis' absence. Korver finished with a game-high 32 points and Arenas dished 16 assists taking over as point guard.
Kevin Garnett had a hard night matched up against Ben Wallace starting at Center. Garnett still took down 10 rebounds. Ben Wallace outdid him with 15.
Bulls were a different team than the team they were at The Garden. They appeared on their way to making this a series and had the lead throughout the game, until the end when the Knicks were able to tie it with 4.4 seconds left on the clock. Knicks were then able make the defensive stop and take the game in Overtime.
Knicks take a commanding 3 games to none lead in the series and look to complete the sweep Friday night in Chicago. If the Bulls can force a game five it will also be in New York City. Game six (if necessary) will be in Chicago and game seven (if necessary) will be back in MSG.
Other pictures
Starting Lineups
Player Introductions: Chicago Bulls
Gilbert Arenas running the offense
Kyle Korver shows his range
Ward and Garnett about to double team Eric Snow
Ben Wallace blocks Samaki Walker
J.R. Smith flushes it
Tim Thomas shows hops
Down 3, Knicks scramble
Ben Wallace bulldozes Kevin Garnett
Knicks trying to get the defensive stop
Tie game
Recap: We're Going To Overtime!!
Chicago presses
Big Ben at the line
Recap: Knicks up two with 3.0 seconds remaining
The Winners
Losers
GAME SUMMARY
KNICKS VS. BULLS: GAME THREE
Thursday, April 28, 2005
United Center, Chicago, Illinois
7:00PM TNT/TSN
First Round
NYK: 118 CHI: 116
Knicks lead the best-of-7 series 3-0
Baron Down! Knicks receive a scare from Baron Davis, but in OT take Game 3.
All of New York City made a collective groan after Baron Davis was fouled hard and had to leave the game with 23 seconds left in the first half. Baron Davis was shook up after being fouled hard by Eric Snow. He would not return to the game.
Fortunately, the injury did not seem to be anything serious and had nothing to do with his previous leg injury that limited Baron's play to 5 minutes in game two.
The Bulls played hard on their home court and had the lead heading into the half. The game was close throughout. Gilbert Arenas and Kyle Korver(got the start) stepped it up in Baron Davis' absence. Korver finished with a game-high 32 points and Arenas dished 16 assists taking over as point guard.
Kevin Garnett had a hard night matched up against Ben Wallace starting at Center. Garnett still took down 10 rebounds. Ben Wallace outdid him with 15.
Bulls were a different team than the team they were at The Garden. They appeared on their way to making this a series and had the lead throughout the game, until the end when the Knicks were able to tie it with 4.4 seconds left on the clock. Knicks were then able make the defensive stop and take the game in Overtime.
Knicks take a commanding 3 games to none lead in the series and look to complete the sweep Friday night in Chicago. If the Bulls can force a game five it will also be in New York City. Game six (if necessary) will be in Chicago and game seven (if necessary) will be back in MSG.
Other pictures
Starting Lineups
Player Introductions: Chicago Bulls
Gilbert Arenas running the offense
Kyle Korver shows his range
Ward and Garnett about to double team Eric Snow
Ben Wallace blocks Samaki Walker
J.R. Smith flushes it
Tim Thomas shows hops
Down 3, Knicks scramble
Ben Wallace bulldozes Kevin Garnett
Knicks trying to get the defensive stop
Tie game
Recap: We're Going To Overtime!!
Chicago presses
Big Ben at the line
Recap: Knicks up two with 3.0 seconds remaining
The Winners
Losers
GAME SUMMARY
Last edited by John WB on Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:35 am, edited 4 times in total.
Wed Apr 20, 2005 5:03 am
2005 NBA PLAYOFFS
KNICKS VS. BULLS: GAME FOUR
Sunday, May 1, 2005
United Center, Chicago, Illinois
3:30PM ABC/R/TOR1
First Round
NYK: 111 CHI: 105
Knicks win the series 4-0
SWEEP!
The Bulls started off alright shooting 83%, but they could not keep it up. The Knicks picked up their defensive intensity and got hot from the field. So by the second quarter, Knicks Coach Lenny Wilkens was playing his bench, resting his starters for The Conference Semifinals where they will take on the winner of the Pistons vs. Cavaliers series. Midway into the second quarter, Knicks seemed well onto their way on clinching the series win, holding a double-digit lead. Center Mehmet Okur, who has been a disappointment thus far, hit a three! putting the Knicks up by 21. Knicks veteran guard Steve Smith was the Player of the Half scoring 12 points that were equalized by the Bulls starting swingman Allan Houston.
The early lead allowed Baron Davis, who's been hampered with injuries, a much needed rest. He still was able to put his mark on the game with a highlight dunk(pictured above).
Mehmet Okur did the job off the bench, finishing with 11 boards. The Knick was killing the Bulls of the board. At one point, in the 3rd quarter, he got Casey Jacobsen 3 extra 3-pt opportunities taking over the offensive boards. Extra shot opportunities did in any chance the Bulls had in getting the Win.
Kyle Korver got it done offensively, with a team-high 25. Allan Houston had 27 points for the Bulls, the game-high. Ben Wallace grabbed 18 off the boards.
Other pictures
Chicago gets off to a strong start
Knicks make a 12-0 run
Tim Thomas loses the ball
KG goes up to slam it with two hands
Knicks bench getting some minutes
Okur joins the 3-point party; puts the Knicks up by 21
Key Players At The Half: Steve Smith & Allan Houston
HALFTIME REPORT
3rd time's a charm
Mehmet Okur gets Casey 3 extra shot opportunities
3rd Quarter Breakdown
Bulls hope to make a run
GAME SUMMARY
Player of the Game: Kyle Korver
Shot Display: Knicks 3-pt field goals
Shot Display: Bulls 3-pt field goals
KNICKS VS. BULLS: GAME FOUR
Sunday, May 1, 2005
United Center, Chicago, Illinois
3:30PM ABC/R/TOR1
First Round
NYK: 111 CHI: 105
Knicks win the series 4-0
SWEEP!
The Bulls started off alright shooting 83%, but they could not keep it up. The Knicks picked up their defensive intensity and got hot from the field. So by the second quarter, Knicks Coach Lenny Wilkens was playing his bench, resting his starters for The Conference Semifinals where they will take on the winner of the Pistons vs. Cavaliers series. Midway into the second quarter, Knicks seemed well onto their way on clinching the series win, holding a double-digit lead. Center Mehmet Okur, who has been a disappointment thus far, hit a three! putting the Knicks up by 21. Knicks veteran guard Steve Smith was the Player of the Half scoring 12 points that were equalized by the Bulls starting swingman Allan Houston.
The early lead allowed Baron Davis, who's been hampered with injuries, a much needed rest. He still was able to put his mark on the game with a highlight dunk(pictured above).
Mehmet Okur did the job off the bench, finishing with 11 boards. The Knick was killing the Bulls of the board. At one point, in the 3rd quarter, he got Casey Jacobsen 3 extra 3-pt opportunities taking over the offensive boards. Extra shot opportunities did in any chance the Bulls had in getting the Win.
Kyle Korver got it done offensively, with a team-high 25. Allan Houston had 27 points for the Bulls, the game-high. Ben Wallace grabbed 18 off the boards.
Other pictures
Chicago gets off to a strong start
Knicks make a 12-0 run
Tim Thomas loses the ball
KG goes up to slam it with two hands
Knicks bench getting some minutes
Okur joins the 3-point party; puts the Knicks up by 21
Key Players At The Half: Steve Smith & Allan Houston
HALFTIME REPORT
3rd time's a charm
Mehmet Okur gets Casey 3 extra shot opportunities
3rd Quarter Breakdown
Bulls hope to make a run
GAME SUMMARY
Player of the Game: Kyle Korver
Shot Display: Knicks 3-pt field goals
Shot Display: Bulls 3-pt field goals
Last edited by John WB on Tue May 03, 2005 6:18 am, edited 6 times in total.
Wed Apr 20, 2005 5:32 am
woohoo! sweep! so who will be the semifinal opponent?
Wed Apr 20, 2005 6:15 am
Pistons. Ah! 
I'll have a preview up soon.
Other First Round Results:
4 Detroit beat 5 Cleveland 4 games to 3
6 Philadelphia beat 3 Atlanta 4 games to 0
2 Milwaukee beat 7 Toronto 4 games to 2
8 Seattle beat 1 Denver 4 games to 3
5 Utah beat 4 Memphis 4 games to 1
6 Houston beat 3 New Orleans 4 games to 1
2 Golden State beat 7 Phoenix 4 games to 3
I'll have a preview up soon.
Other First Round Results:
4 Detroit beat 5 Cleveland 4 games to 3
6 Philadelphia beat 3 Atlanta 4 games to 0
2 Milwaukee beat 7 Toronto 4 games to 2
8 Seattle beat 1 Denver 4 games to 3
5 Utah beat 4 Memphis 4 games to 1
6 Houston beat 3 New Orleans 4 games to 1
2 Golden State beat 7 Phoenix 4 games to 3
Wed Apr 20, 2005 8:23 am
Paul Pierce Out
Detroit loses it's best player.
Paul Pierce was injured in game 4 of the Detroit Piston's first round series vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers. He missed games 5, 6 and 7 and is expected to be out for the Piston's series vs. the Knicks.
In his absence, Detroit's 6th man Morris Peterson will take over the starting position his absence will fill.
Scoring Comparison:
Paul Pierce 23ppg 5.13apg 6.53rpg 1.64spg
Morris Peterson 8.27ppg 3.18rpg 1.38apg 1.07spg
Last edited by John WB on Tue Apr 26, 2005 6:17 am, edited 1 time in total.
Wed Apr 20, 2005 12:29 pm
It's a shame that the Grizzlies were beaten so badly in the playoffs. I knew you would come through in the first round easily though and its bad the Pistons are losing Pierce now.
Wed Apr 20, 2005 4:10 pm
SbHzMaFiA wrote:It's a shame that the Grizzlies were beaten so badly in the playoffs. I knew you would come through in the first round easily though and its bad the Pistons are losing Pierce now.
Thanks for the confidence in me.
.
I'd love the opportunity to get my revenge on the Pistons with Paul Pierce playing, but it's going to be just as sweet without him.
Wed Apr 20, 2005 4:25 pm
Playoff History
New York Knicks vs. Detroit Pistons
Last year, The Detroit Pistons beat the Los Angeles Lakers in 5 games to become the 2004 NBA Champions. The Knicks got swept by the New Jersey Nets 4 games to none in the first round of the Playoffs.
1985: New York Knicks defeat the Detroit Pistons 3 games to 1 in the first round of the Playoffs.
1990: Detroit Pistons defeat the New York Knicks 4 games to 1 in the conference semifinals.
Each team won 1 of their only 2 Playoff match-ups.
Playoff Experience
Mehmet Okur: Finals
Kevin Garnett: Conference Finals
Kyle Korver: none
Baron Davis: Conference Semifinals
Gilbert Arenas: none
Chris Mihm: none
Vladamir Radmanovic: First Round
Charlie Ward: Finals
Steve Smith: Finals
Samaki Walker: Finals
Casey Jacobsen: First Round
Lorenzen Wright: First Round
Rodney Rogers: Finals
Glenn Robinson: Conference Finals
Paul Pierce: Conference Finals
Mike Bibby: Conference Finals
Morris Peterson: First Round
Marcus Banks: First Round
Nick Collison: none
Jared Jeffries: none
Willie Green: none
Anthony Carter: Conference Semifinals
Dan Gadzuric: First Round
Knicks
Finals: 4
Conference Finals: 1
Conference Semifinals: 1
First Round: 2
None: 3
Pistons
Finals: 1
Conference Finals: 3
Conference Semifinals: 1
First Round: 4
None: 3
Both teams have a couple guys that have never been in the Playoffs. The edge in Playoff experience would definitely have to go to the Knicks, having four guys that have been to the Finals and two that actually won it. One big positive for the Pistons is that most of Pistons' key players have gotten to the Conference Finals and the inexperience will just come mostly from their bench. For two Knick starters, Gilbert Arenas and Kyle Korver, this is their first experience of the NBA Playoffs, so we'll just have to see if that inexperience affects them. Knicks' bench players of Charlie Ward, Steve Smith, and Samaki Walker, all of whom have reached the NBA Finals, could be big against the very inexperienced Pistons bench.
Season Series
Wednesday, December 15: Pistons defeat the Knicks 112-99 (1-0) @ Madison Square Garden
Saturday, January 29: Pistons defeat the Knicks 105-108 (2-0) @ The Palace of Auburn Hills
Tuesday, February 22: Pistons defeat the Knicks 114-120 (3-0) @ The Palace of Auburn Hills
Pistons swept the season series.
New York Knicks have the best record in the league (62-20) and have won eleven straight going into this series.
Detroit Pistons (55-27) had the 4th best overall record (third in the East). They were seeded 4 because Atlanta won the Southeast division.
They are 3-0 vs. the Knicks this season and just won a game 7 vs. a good Cleveland Cavaliers team, despite losing their best player.
Positives for the Knicks are that the Pistons have lost their best overall player for the series and Baron Davis and Gilbert Arenas were not yet on the Knicks when they lost those games.
Key Matchup
Gilbert Arenas 19.3ppg 4.9apg 4.5rpg 1.8spg 36.9mpg
Mike Bibby 18.37ppg 5.41apg 3.38rpg 1.37spg 36.3mpg
Probable Starters
C- Kevin Garnett
PF- Vladamir Radmanovic
SF- Kyle Korver
SG- Gilbert Arenas
PG- Baron Davis
C- Lorenzen Wright
PF- Rodney Rogers
SF- Glenn Robinson
SG- Morris Peterson
PG- Mike Bibby
New York Knicks vs. Detroit Pistons
Last year, The Detroit Pistons beat the Los Angeles Lakers in 5 games to become the 2004 NBA Champions. The Knicks got swept by the New Jersey Nets 4 games to none in the first round of the Playoffs.
1985: New York Knicks defeat the Detroit Pistons 3 games to 1 in the first round of the Playoffs.
1990: Detroit Pistons defeat the New York Knicks 4 games to 1 in the conference semifinals.
Each team won 1 of their only 2 Playoff match-ups.
Playoff Experience
Mehmet Okur: Finals
Kevin Garnett: Conference Finals
Kyle Korver: none
Baron Davis: Conference Semifinals
Gilbert Arenas: none
Chris Mihm: none
Vladamir Radmanovic: First Round
Charlie Ward: Finals
Steve Smith: Finals
Samaki Walker: Finals
Casey Jacobsen: First Round
Lorenzen Wright: First Round
Rodney Rogers: Finals
Glenn Robinson: Conference Finals
Paul Pierce: Conference Finals
Mike Bibby: Conference Finals
Morris Peterson: First Round
Marcus Banks: First Round
Nick Collison: none
Jared Jeffries: none
Willie Green: none
Anthony Carter: Conference Semifinals
Dan Gadzuric: First Round
Knicks
Finals: 4
Conference Finals: 1
Conference Semifinals: 1
First Round: 2
None: 3
Pistons
Finals: 1
Conference Finals: 3
Conference Semifinals: 1
First Round: 4
None: 3
Both teams have a couple guys that have never been in the Playoffs. The edge in Playoff experience would definitely have to go to the Knicks, having four guys that have been to the Finals and two that actually won it. One big positive for the Pistons is that most of Pistons' key players have gotten to the Conference Finals and the inexperience will just come mostly from their bench. For two Knick starters, Gilbert Arenas and Kyle Korver, this is their first experience of the NBA Playoffs, so we'll just have to see if that inexperience affects them. Knicks' bench players of Charlie Ward, Steve Smith, and Samaki Walker, all of whom have reached the NBA Finals, could be big against the very inexperienced Pistons bench.
Season Series
Wednesday, December 15: Pistons defeat the Knicks 112-99 (1-0) @ Madison Square Garden
Saturday, January 29: Pistons defeat the Knicks 105-108 (2-0) @ The Palace of Auburn Hills
Tuesday, February 22: Pistons defeat the Knicks 114-120 (3-0) @ The Palace of Auburn Hills
Pistons swept the season series.
New York Knicks have the best record in the league (62-20) and have won eleven straight going into this series.
Detroit Pistons (55-27) had the 4th best overall record (third in the East). They were seeded 4 because Atlanta won the Southeast division.
They are 3-0 vs. the Knicks this season and just won a game 7 vs. a good Cleveland Cavaliers team, despite losing their best player.
Positives for the Knicks are that the Pistons have lost their best overall player for the series and Baron Davis and Gilbert Arenas were not yet on the Knicks when they lost those games.
Key Matchup
Gilbert Arenas 19.3ppg 4.9apg 4.5rpg 1.8spg 36.9mpg
Mike Bibby 18.37ppg 5.41apg 3.38rpg 1.37spg 36.3mpg
Probable Starters
C- Kevin Garnett
PF- Vladamir Radmanovic
SF- Kyle Korver
SG- Gilbert Arenas
PG- Baron Davis
C- Lorenzen Wright
PF- Rodney Rogers
SF- Glenn Robinson
SG- Morris Peterson
PG- Mike Bibby
Last edited by John WB on Tue Apr 26, 2005 6:18 am, edited 1 time in total.
Wed Apr 20, 2005 6:34 pm
i luv these playoff previews! keep it up and destroy the pistons! 
Wed Apr 20, 2005 9:25 pm
Knicks in the playoffs....if only they could do a fantasy draft in real life to give NY a chance of making it back to the post-season 
Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:50 am
The X wrote:Knicks in the playoffs....if only they could do a fantasy draft in real life to give NY a chance of making it back to the post-season
Tell me about it..
Another loss via Ben Gordon last night.
Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:54 am
Great playoffs previews ! Hope you'll win against Detroit ! 
Thu Apr 21, 2005 2:16 pm
first time to post in this dynasty because before it will take a long time loading your dynasty.... and now it's fast.....
i would say that you've got a pretty neat dynasty which is nice.... nice games by the way...... hope to see more
i would say that you've got a pretty neat dynasty which is nice.... nice games by the way...... hope to see more
Thu Apr 21, 2005 3:15 pm
LegoTP wrote:Great playoffs previews ! Hope you'll win against Detroit !
Thanks.
kobelive2005 wrote:first time to post in this dynasty because before it will take a long time loading your dynasty.... and now it's fast.....
Yeah, I noticed that myself, so I redid everything to make it load faster.
kobelive2005 wrote:i would say that you've got a pretty neat dynasty which is nice.... nice games by the way...... hope to see more
Thanks.
Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:28 am
2005 NBA PLAYOFFS
KNICKS VS. PISTONS: GAME ONE
Sunday, May 8, 2005
Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
3:30 p.m., ABC
Conference Semifinals
DET: 144 NYK: 148
Knicks lead the best-of-7 series 1-0
[Click picture to enlarge]
Kevin Garnett rules the paint. Knicks take Game One in Overtime.
Kevin Garnett dominated, finishing with 49 points. Two of his points came off a monster jam(pictured) where he got passed all five Detroit defenders. He also had 9 rebounds.
"Big Dog" Glenn Robinson had a big night for the Pistons, making up for the missing Paul Pierce, scoring 29 points. Lorenzen Wright did the job off the boards with 20.
Good news for Knicks fans, Baron Davis completed his first game in three. He had 9 assists.
Knicks beat the Pistons for the first time this season and take a 1-0 lead into Game Two Tuesday night in the Garden.
Other pictures
Starting Lineups
1st Quarter Breakdown
Rodney Rogers plays tough defense on Kevin Garnett
Key Players At The Half: Green and Garnett
HALFTIME REPORT
Baron Davis tries to steal the inbound pass
3rd Quarter Breakdown
Morris Peterson throwing a cross-court pass to Mike Bibby
Baron Davis gets fouled
Pistons pressure the inbound pass with 1.1 seconds left in regulation
Recap: Overtime
Pistons looking for a quick bucket
GAME SUMMARY
Player of the Game: Kevin Garnett
KNICKS VS. PISTONS: GAME ONE
Sunday, May 8, 2005
Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
3:30 p.m., ABC
Conference Semifinals
DET: 144 NYK: 148
Knicks lead the best-of-7 series 1-0
[Click picture to enlarge]
Kevin Garnett rules the paint. Knicks take Game One in Overtime.
Kevin Garnett dominated, finishing with 49 points. Two of his points came off a monster jam(pictured) where he got passed all five Detroit defenders. He also had 9 rebounds.
"Big Dog" Glenn Robinson had a big night for the Pistons, making up for the missing Paul Pierce, scoring 29 points. Lorenzen Wright did the job off the boards with 20.
Good news for Knicks fans, Baron Davis completed his first game in three. He had 9 assists.
Knicks beat the Pistons for the first time this season and take a 1-0 lead into Game Two Tuesday night in the Garden.
Other pictures
Starting Lineups
1st Quarter Breakdown
Rodney Rogers plays tough defense on Kevin Garnett
Key Players At The Half: Green and Garnett
HALFTIME REPORT
Baron Davis tries to steal the inbound pass
3rd Quarter Breakdown
Morris Peterson throwing a cross-court pass to Mike Bibby
Baron Davis gets fouled
Pistons pressure the inbound pass with 1.1 seconds left in regulation
Recap: Overtime
Pistons looking for a quick bucket
GAME SUMMARY
Player of the Game: Kevin Garnett
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Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:36 am
yeah, that's what i'm talking about! KG all the way! (shooting 74% 
)
fabulous!
)
fabulous!
Fri Apr 22, 2005 10:02 am
AWARDS
Most Valuable Player
Defensive Player of the Year
Most Improved Player
Rookie of the Year
Sixth Man of the Year
Coach of the Year
Most Valuable Player
Defensive Player of the Year
Most Improved Player
Rookie of the Year
Sixth Man of the Year
Coach of the Year
Fri Apr 22, 2005 10:47 am
148-144 you trying to set NBA playoff records or something?!? 
should be a good series though against the Pistons....
you trying to set NBA playoff records or something?!?
should be a good series though against the Pistons....
Fri Apr 22, 2005 11:02 am
152-135
Garnett 49 pts
Good job, I'm not a big fan of fantasy drafts, but you have took this one very far and your keeping it up which is a real good thing. hope you win the series against the pistons which i think you are.
Fri Apr 22, 2005 3:48 pm
The X wrote:148-144
Not for points in a game, but I have been trying to tie Kobe's record for three-pointers made in a game and the team record for three-pointers in a game.
I haven't even gotten close to Kobe's. I think I've gotten close to the team record though.
SbHzMaFiA wrote::lol: 152-135
Ignore that.
I accidently uploaded the wrong image. URL's fixed now.
SbHzMaFiA wrote:Good job, I'm not a big fan of fantasy drafts, but you have took this one very far and your keeping it up which is a real good thing. hope you win the series against the pistons which i think you are.
Thanks.
Fri Apr 22, 2005 3:59 pm
ALL-NBA TEAMS
Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:02 pm
KG MVP and Ben Gordon ROTY, it couldn't have turned out better!
but what's up with Webber? is he really improved that much?
pretty usual stats for him....
but what's up with Webber? is he really improved that much?
pretty usual stats for him....
Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:18 pm
Heiks wrote:but what's up with Webber? is he really improved that much?
pretty usual stats for him....
Chris Webber stat line:
2003-04: 18.7PPG 36.1MPG 41%FG 20%3P 71%FT 8.7RPG
Dynasty: 22PPG 38.1MPG 51%FG 11%3P 73%FT 10RPG
It's better, but he's had years where he scored more PPG, shot better and had more rebounds.
I know he's won it in other dynasties too, so maybe it's a bug.