Polishing up GOLD:Rebuilding the Warriors (2005)
Tue Feb 08, 2005 3:03 am
First update will come in 2 or 3 days as I'm kinda busy getting married ( yes,no kidding) tomorrow. Hope the wife lets me use the laptop a bit while on honeymoon...
But first, tell me what you think of these trading plans,regarding current team value, prospective team value, financially and realism...
1) Derek Fisher 60 PG and Michael Pietrus 62 SG to the LAKERS(boooo...) for Luke Walton 63 SF and Vlade Divac 57 C
2) Adonal Foyle 53 C plus Clifford Robinson 62 PF plus Calbert Cheaney 53 SF to the BOBCATS for Jason Kapono 58 SG plus Bernard Robinson 51 SG plus Theron Smith 38 SF
3) Eduardo Najera 50 PF to the NETS for C Elden Campbell 55 C
But first, tell me what you think of these trading plans,regarding current team value, prospective team value, financially and realism...
1) Derek Fisher 60 PG and Michael Pietrus 62 SG to the LAKERS(boooo...) for Luke Walton 63 SF and Vlade Divac 57 C
2) Adonal Foyle 53 C plus Clifford Robinson 62 PF plus Calbert Cheaney 53 SF to the BOBCATS for Jason Kapono 58 SG plus Bernard Robinson 51 SG plus Theron Smith 38 SF
3) Eduardo Najera 50 PF to the NETS for C Elden Campbell 55 C
Last edited by AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy on Thu Aug 11, 2005 7:08 am, edited 35 times in total.
Re: Polishing up Gold: Rebuilding (again?) the Warriors...
Tue Feb 08, 2005 3:30 am
if you're really getting married then Congratulations 
okey, the trade 1, i know you like walton and i'm happy to see fish back in LA plus a decent backup in Pietrus-- do it
trade 2 will give you salary flexibility by giving up huge salary for expring contract. though not realistic i say do it
trade 3 i think its a fair deal but najera is a good player.. also campbell might be injury-prone due to his age. i say
okey, the trade 1, i know you like walton and i'm happy to see fish back in LA plus a decent backup in Pietrus-- do it
trade 2 will give you salary flexibility by giving up huge salary for expring contract. though not realistic i say do it
trade 3 i think its a fair deal but najera is a good player.. also campbell might be injury-prone due to his age. i say
Tue Feb 08, 2005 3:51 am
najera is a good player.. also campbell might be injury-prone due to his age
True, but Najera has on Ovr rating of 50 and is due about 4m a year for the next 4 seasons, while Campbell is 4.5m for this year and then he's gone...
What i forgot to mention in the original post ( but it's on the thread title ) is that I'm planning to rebuild the team.. So the main focus should be to just grind out this season ( I'm still gonna play the games... ) and make the playoffs in 2005-2006 after resigning J-rich and adding quality FAs in the summer of 2005. So I think that cap management should be of prime importance here. Plus Biedrins can pick up a thing or 2 from all those veteran centers, hehe...
Tue Feb 08, 2005 4:07 am
1) It's a fair trade.
2) You're giving way too many, I know it's not they real value, but take a look a the ratings 168 (GSW) for 147 (CHA).
3) If the Nets do this, go for it!
2) You're giving way too many, I know it's not they real value, but take a look a the ratings 168 (GSW) for 147 (CHA).
3) If the Nets do this, go for it!
Tue Feb 08, 2005 4:15 am
2) You're giving way too many, I know it's not they real value, but take a look a the ratings 168 (GSW) for 147 (CHA).
If you have a better suggestion about off-loading Foyle ( I mean, 6.5 MILLION DOLLARS??? Somebody shoot that damn GM! ) I'd be glad to hear it.... The only way the Bobcats would accept a trade with him involved IRL would be a trady with the talent level in their favor...
3) If the Nets do this, go for it!
Yup,they are all for it. Seems they have a lot of confidence on Nenad Krstic as a starting C , despite a 47 Ovr..
Wed Feb 09, 2005 10:22 pm
SEPTEMBER 22, 2004 – ESPN NBA Report
In an out-of-the-blue, surprising move, Las Vegas entrepreneur and casino tycoon Lance Jerametrius Donovan, assumed ownership of four, yes four, Carifornia sport franchises in all the major sports. In an unprecedented lightning strike, the once UCLA graduate in mechanical engineering, cashed out the incredible amount of 2,9 billion US Dollars to aid him in the purchase of the Golden State Warriors of the NBA, the Oakland Raiders of the NFL, the Oakland Athletics of the MLB and the Anaheim Mighty Ducks of the NHL.
When confronted about this, Mr. Donovan replied that all he could say at the moment was that he was thrilled to be a part of the Sport industry and that he would hold a press conference tomorrow in Oakland so that all lingering questions might be answered. One thing he did reveal, though, was that he would be assuming executive duties as General Manager in one of the franchises as that had been his childhood dream.
Tony Gee, ESPN News
SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 - CBS Sporting Report
At 11 am today, in the pressroom of the Oakland Coliseum, 56 year-old Lance Donavan, owner of 4 Californian sports teams, gave a press conference regarding the move that took America by surprise.
Mr. Donovan and his secretary in his office in Nevada
Mr. Donovan was born in Oakland in Nov. 25, 1951 , graduated from UCLA with a degree in Business administration and went on to become one of the more prominent figures in Las Vegas’ night life during the past 2 decades. Having absolutely no experience whatsoever in the sports industry, the press was eager to know the details about this amazing coup.
SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 - CBS Sporting Report
At 11 am today, in the pressroom of the Oakland Coliseum, 56 year-old Lance Donavan, owner of 4 Californian sports teams, gave a press conference regarding the move that took America by surprise. Mr. Donovan was born in Oakland in Nov. 25, 1951 , graduated from UCLA with a degree in Business administration and went on to become one of the more prominent figures in Las Vegas’ night life during the past 2 decades. Having absolutely no experience whatsoever in the sports industry, the press was eager to know the details about this amazing coup.
Jeff Googles , FOX TV: “Mr. Donovan, please try and explain to the public how you can run 4 franchises at once in the rigorous world of sports, if you please…”
LD: “ I am not superhuman, my good man. There will be people managing the teams from the GM position. As much as I would like to, I could not find a way to split my precious time between 4 full-time jobs, just like any of you could not. I will, however, apprise the role of GM myself as far as my favorite team is concerned…”
Marcus Fart , CBS Sports: “ And that would be…??”
LD: “ Why, the Golden State Warriors of course. I’ve been following this franchise ever since I moved out of California to establish my businesses in Nevada, and somehow I always knew that one day it would come to pass that the team’s reigns would be in my hands.”
Marissa Bumperschnassenhovicius, USA Tomorrow: “ Are you not concerned that your inexperience in this type of business might harm the team?”
LD: “One does not get to become successful in any line of business unless he has both the knowledge and the confidence that he can pull through any adversities. And I can assure you, miss, that I have both of the aforementioned traits in abundance…”
OCTOBER 14, 2004 - YAHOO Sports
Lance Donovan, owner and self-appointed GM of the Golden State Warriors, today made his first shuffle of personnel in the team. In a surprising move, 2layers left Oakland to be replaced by2new ones. In detail, Donovan shipped newly acquired PG Derek Fisher along with SG young prospect Mickael Pietrus to the Los Angeles Lakers, in order to acquire last year’s second round draft pick SF Luke Walton along with NBA veteran C Vlade Divac. The really startling thing in this whole scenario is that both Fisher and Divac never had the chance to play for their teams after being signed as free agents in the summer. The reasons behind this trade are rumored to be Jerry West’s fervor to have Fish return in LA along with Donovan’s wish to strengthen the team’s inside game and get rid of Fisher’s contract. Jerry West, who recently returned to the Lakers’ GM sport after a successful stint with the Grizzlies, is said to be delighted with the move while in Oakland the first talk of Donovan’s managerial inexperience have come to the surface.
Luke Walton
Vlade Divac
In an out-of-the-blue, surprising move, Las Vegas entrepreneur and casino tycoon Lance Jerametrius Donovan, assumed ownership of four, yes four, Carifornia sport franchises in all the major sports. In an unprecedented lightning strike, the once UCLA graduate in mechanical engineering, cashed out the incredible amount of 2,9 billion US Dollars to aid him in the purchase of the Golden State Warriors of the NBA, the Oakland Raiders of the NFL, the Oakland Athletics of the MLB and the Anaheim Mighty Ducks of the NHL.
When confronted about this, Mr. Donovan replied that all he could say at the moment was that he was thrilled to be a part of the Sport industry and that he would hold a press conference tomorrow in Oakland so that all lingering questions might be answered. One thing he did reveal, though, was that he would be assuming executive duties as General Manager in one of the franchises as that had been his childhood dream.
Tony Gee, ESPN News
SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 - CBS Sporting Report
At 11 am today, in the pressroom of the Oakland Coliseum, 56 year-old Lance Donavan, owner of 4 Californian sports teams, gave a press conference regarding the move that took America by surprise.
Mr. Donovan and his secretary in his office in Nevada
Mr. Donovan was born in Oakland in Nov. 25, 1951 , graduated from UCLA with a degree in Business administration and went on to become one of the more prominent figures in Las Vegas’ night life during the past 2 decades. Having absolutely no experience whatsoever in the sports industry, the press was eager to know the details about this amazing coup.
SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 - CBS Sporting Report
At 11 am today, in the pressroom of the Oakland Coliseum, 56 year-old Lance Donavan, owner of 4 Californian sports teams, gave a press conference regarding the move that took America by surprise. Mr. Donovan was born in Oakland in Nov. 25, 1951 , graduated from UCLA with a degree in Business administration and went on to become one of the more prominent figures in Las Vegas’ night life during the past 2 decades. Having absolutely no experience whatsoever in the sports industry, the press was eager to know the details about this amazing coup.
Jeff Googles , FOX TV: “Mr. Donovan, please try and explain to the public how you can run 4 franchises at once in the rigorous world of sports, if you please…”
LD: “ I am not superhuman, my good man. There will be people managing the teams from the GM position. As much as I would like to, I could not find a way to split my precious time between 4 full-time jobs, just like any of you could not. I will, however, apprise the role of GM myself as far as my favorite team is concerned…”
Marcus Fart , CBS Sports: “ And that would be…??”
LD: “ Why, the Golden State Warriors of course. I’ve been following this franchise ever since I moved out of California to establish my businesses in Nevada, and somehow I always knew that one day it would come to pass that the team’s reigns would be in my hands.”
Marissa Bumperschnassenhovicius, USA Tomorrow: “ Are you not concerned that your inexperience in this type of business might harm the team?”
LD: “One does not get to become successful in any line of business unless he has both the knowledge and the confidence that he can pull through any adversities. And I can assure you, miss, that I have both of the aforementioned traits in abundance…”
OCTOBER 14, 2004 - YAHOO Sports
Lance Donovan, owner and self-appointed GM of the Golden State Warriors, today made his first shuffle of personnel in the team. In a surprising move, 2layers left Oakland to be replaced by2new ones. In detail, Donovan shipped newly acquired PG Derek Fisher along with SG young prospect Mickael Pietrus to the Los Angeles Lakers, in order to acquire last year’s second round draft pick SF Luke Walton along with NBA veteran C Vlade Divac. The really startling thing in this whole scenario is that both Fisher and Divac never had the chance to play for their teams after being signed as free agents in the summer. The reasons behind this trade are rumored to be Jerry West’s fervor to have Fish return in LA along with Donovan’s wish to strengthen the team’s inside game and get rid of Fisher’s contract. Jerry West, who recently returned to the Lakers’ GM sport after a successful stint with the Grizzlies, is said to be delighted with the move while in Oakland the first talk of Donovan’s managerial inexperience have come to the surface.
Luke Walton
Vlade Divac
Re: Polishing up Gold: Rebuilding (again?) the Warriors...
Wed Feb 09, 2005 11:14 pm
dweaver99027 wrote:First update will come in 2 or 3 days as I'm kinda busy getting married ( yes,no kidding) tomorrow. Hope the wife lets me use the laptop a bit while on honeymoon...
But first, tell me what you think of these trading plans,regarding current team value, prospective team value, financially and realism...
1) Derek Fisher 60 PG and Michael Pietrus 62 SG to the LAKERS(boooo...) for Luke Walton 63 SF and Vlade Divac 57 C
2) Adonal Foyle 53 C plus Clifford Robinson 62 PF plus Calbert Cheaney 53 SF to the BOBCATS for Jason Kapono 58 SG plus Bernard Robinson 51 SG plus Theron Smith 38 SF
3) Eduardo Najera 50 PF to the NETS for C Elden Campbell 55 C
All good trades
Thu Feb 10, 2005 1:00 am
OCTOBER 17, 2004 - SI.COM
Another trading extravaganza by Golden State’s GM took place late last night. Donovan off-loaded 3 of his players to the Charlotte Bobcats and acquired 3 new faces. In detail, C Adonal Foyle, PF Cliff Robinson along with SF Calbert Cheaney will find themselves playing for the NBA’s newest expansion team while Golden State will greet the new faces of SG Jason Kapono, rookie SG Bernard Robinson and SF Theron Smith. It has become evident from this move that Donovan’s main goal is to get rid of the highly paid players so that he can have increased maneuverability in next summer’s free agent market. Off-loading Adonal Foyle and his 6.5 million per years must have been a real relief for him, but one cannot help but wonder what the Bobcats were thinking getting him. Nevertheless, losing veteran PF Robinson could prove detrimental to the team’s success this year but there is a feeling in the city of Oakland that their new GM is more interesting in a long-term project to rebuild the team rather than instant success.
Jason Kapono
OCTOBER 21, 2004 – Oakland Tribune
The Warriors proceeded with another swap of personnel today, this time a one-off deal with the New Jersey Nets. PF Eduardo Najera of Mexico was shipped to the East Coast in exchange for veteran center Elden Campbell. Najera joined Derek Fisher in the list of people who never had the chance to play for the Warriors before being sent away on trades. Campbell story this pre-season is far more exciting although I doubt he shares the same opinion. Originally starting with the Detroit Pistons, Campbell was sent to Utah in exchange for PG Carlos Arroyo in mid-September but was waived soon after to make room in the cap. New Jersey immediately jumped in to acquire him but in the end they could not pass up the opportunity of acquiring a younger PF in Najera so they shipped him to Oakland and Golden State. This trade is another indications that the Warriors are indeed in a rebuilding stage with their focus being on the future rather than this year. They seem to be in a good course, at least cap-wise , as they are already 7m below maximum and will see 20 m worth of contracts expiring in summer 2005.
Elden Campbell
OCTOBER 25, 2004 – Oakland Tribune
With roughly a week to go before the Warriors tip-off their season, the team proceeded with some finalizing roster alterations, waiving newly acquired SF Theron Smith and signing with the minimum PG Troy Bell and SF/PF Pina Manuwaii.
Bell, chosen 16th overall in the 2003 draft by Memphis was waived earlier this month after failing to live up to his first-round status. Considered a talented shoot-first, pass-later guard, he has a lot of potential at the age of 23 and will be eager to prove that he was not one of Jerry West’s few poor draft choices.
Manuwaii, a native of Hawaii and graduate of Hawaii University, is a 6’ 8” forward with an amazing 3pt stroke, albeit he is very slow and overweight( 260 lbs) to be a fully capable SF. Overlooked by every team in this year’s draft, Manuwaii averaged career numbers of 16.5ppg and 6.9rpg with the Hawaii Warriors during his 4-year tenure at the University.
Another trading extravaganza by Golden State’s GM took place late last night. Donovan off-loaded 3 of his players to the Charlotte Bobcats and acquired 3 new faces. In detail, C Adonal Foyle, PF Cliff Robinson along with SF Calbert Cheaney will find themselves playing for the NBA’s newest expansion team while Golden State will greet the new faces of SG Jason Kapono, rookie SG Bernard Robinson and SF Theron Smith. It has become evident from this move that Donovan’s main goal is to get rid of the highly paid players so that he can have increased maneuverability in next summer’s free agent market. Off-loading Adonal Foyle and his 6.5 million per years must have been a real relief for him, but one cannot help but wonder what the Bobcats were thinking getting him. Nevertheless, losing veteran PF Robinson could prove detrimental to the team’s success this year but there is a feeling in the city of Oakland that their new GM is more interesting in a long-term project to rebuild the team rather than instant success.
Jason Kapono
OCTOBER 21, 2004 – Oakland Tribune
The Warriors proceeded with another swap of personnel today, this time a one-off deal with the New Jersey Nets. PF Eduardo Najera of Mexico was shipped to the East Coast in exchange for veteran center Elden Campbell. Najera joined Derek Fisher in the list of people who never had the chance to play for the Warriors before being sent away on trades. Campbell story this pre-season is far more exciting although I doubt he shares the same opinion. Originally starting with the Detroit Pistons, Campbell was sent to Utah in exchange for PG Carlos Arroyo in mid-September but was waived soon after to make room in the cap. New Jersey immediately jumped in to acquire him but in the end they could not pass up the opportunity of acquiring a younger PF in Najera so they shipped him to Oakland and Golden State. This trade is another indications that the Warriors are indeed in a rebuilding stage with their focus being on the future rather than this year. They seem to be in a good course, at least cap-wise , as they are already 7m below maximum and will see 20 m worth of contracts expiring in summer 2005.
Elden Campbell
OCTOBER 25, 2004 – Oakland Tribune
With roughly a week to go before the Warriors tip-off their season, the team proceeded with some finalizing roster alterations, waiving newly acquired SF Theron Smith and signing with the minimum PG Troy Bell and SF/PF Pina Manuwaii.
Bell, chosen 16th overall in the 2003 draft by Memphis was waived earlier this month after failing to live up to his first-round status. Considered a talented shoot-first, pass-later guard, he has a lot of potential at the age of 23 and will be eager to prove that he was not one of Jerry West’s few poor draft choices.
Manuwaii, a native of Hawaii and graduate of Hawaii University, is a 6’ 8” forward with an amazing 3pt stroke, albeit he is very slow and overweight( 260 lbs) to be a fully capable SF. Overlooked by every team in this year’s draft, Manuwaii averaged career numbers of 16.5ppg and 6.9rpg with the Hawaii Warriors during his 4-year tenure at the University.
Thu Feb 10, 2005 3:01 am
OCTOBER 31, 2004 – www.warriors.com
Presenting this year’s Golden State Warriors Roster:
VLADE DIVAC – C – 7’ 1” 36 57 OVR
TROY MURPHY – PF/C – 6’ 11” – 24 66 OVR
MIKE DUNLEAVY Jr - SF – 6’ 9” – 24 67OVR
JASON RICHARDSON – SG – 6’ 6” – 23 79 OVR
SPEEDY CLAXTON – PG – 5’ 11” – 26 60 OVR
LUKE WALTON – SF – 6’ 8” – 24 62 OVR
JASON KAPONO – SG/SF – 6’ 8” - 23 58 OVR
TROY BELL - PG - 6' 1" 24 50 OVR
ELDEN CAMPBELL – C – 7’ 0” - 36 55 OVR
DALE DAVIS – C/PF – 6’ 11” - 35 50 OVR
ANDRIS BIEDRINS – PF/C – 6’ 11“ – 18 - 49 OVR
LUIS FLORES – PG/SG – 6’ 2“ – 23 52 OVR
BERNARD ROBINSON – SG/SF – 6’ 6’’ – 23 51 OVR
ZARKO CABARCABA – PF/SF – 6’ 11’’ – 23 42 OVR
PINA MANUWAII – SF/PF – 6’ 8’’ - 21 - 45 OVR
Presenting this year’s Golden State Warriors Roster:
VLADE DIVAC – C – 7’ 1” 36 57 OVR
TROY MURPHY – PF/C – 6’ 11” – 24 66 OVR
MIKE DUNLEAVY Jr - SF – 6’ 9” – 24 67OVR
JASON RICHARDSON – SG – 6’ 6” – 23 79 OVR
SPEEDY CLAXTON – PG – 5’ 11” – 26 60 OVR
LUKE WALTON – SF – 6’ 8” – 24 62 OVR
JASON KAPONO – SG/SF – 6’ 8” - 23 58 OVR
TROY BELL - PG - 6' 1" 24 50 OVR
ELDEN CAMPBELL – C – 7’ 0” - 36 55 OVR
DALE DAVIS – C/PF – 6’ 11” - 35 50 OVR
ANDRIS BIEDRINS – PF/C – 6’ 11“ – 18 - 49 OVR
LUIS FLORES – PG/SG – 6’ 2“ – 23 52 OVR
BERNARD ROBINSON – SG/SF – 6’ 6’’ – 23 51 OVR
ZARKO CABARCABA – PF/SF – 6’ 11’’ – 23 42 OVR
PINA MANUWAII – SF/PF – 6’ 8’’ - 21 - 45 OVR
Last edited by AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy on Wed Mar 02, 2005 7:05 am, edited 3 times in total.
Thu Feb 10, 2005 3:13 am
Nice rosters i like the first 1 though... which feautes lots of girls...
nice write-ups, i'l be following this...
hope you wont stop this....
Good Luck!!!
nice write-ups, i'l be following this...
hope you wont stop this....
Good Luck!!!
Thu Feb 10, 2005 4:38 am
NOVEMBER 2, 2004 DAILY RESULTS
DALLAS – SACRAMENTO 104 – 102 ( Josh Howard 19pts,10rebs,5ast )
LA LAKERS – DENVER 77 – 96 ( André Miller 21pts, 9ast )
DETROIT – HOUSTON 104 – 99 ( Chauncey Billups 27pts, 9ast)
NOVEMBER 3, 2004
GAME - GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS
QUARTER BY QUARTER ANALYSIS:
1ST QTR
The game started off nicely for the Warriors and especially for Jason Richardson who was 4/4 in his first attempts from the field, all of which were mid-range jumpers.The match was open until the 4th minute but then a defensive battle ensued to end the quarter, led by Vlade Divac and Shareef Abdur Raheem who finished the first 12 minutes with 5 rebounds. Score: 20-21
2ND QTR
The Warriors began the second period lacking in the defensive end and allowing many easy buckets from the inside.Shareef scored 10 consecutive points with 4 FGs and 2/2 FTs giving the Blazers a 10-point lead, 34-44 in the 17th minute.But the Californians rallied behind the strong offensive play of Mike Dunleavy and the hustle of the defensive boards by Divac to close the gap by the half-time whistle. Score: 42-46
3RD QTR
The Blazers once again started out strong and dominated the earlier part of the quarter.Led by the inspiring play of Nick Van Exel, the Oregonians sank basket after basket to gain another 10-point lead mid-quarter, 48-58. But it was Divac’s heroic presence on the glass combined with Dunleavy’s amazing versatility that brought the game close again.They were assisted by new face Luke Walton who came off the bench and closed the quarter with 6 consecutive points to end the period 66-66
Dunleavy's points and assists helped the Warriors to stay in range of their opponents during the 3rd quarter
4TH QTR
The final quarter of the game belonged to the home team completely. Golden State coach Mike Montgomery started the quarter with Jason Kapono at SG deciding to save Jason Richardson’s energy for the later parts of what would probably be a close game,but that would prove unnecessary as Kapono started the period by banging in 8 straight points, including 2 back-to-back 3 pointers to make the score 74-66 10 minuted before the end. Mike Dunleavy continued distributing the ball well while Jason Richardson was so smooth and efficient that no one realized at the end of the game that he had scored 24 points. The Blazers surrendered the game halfway through the quarter and so the Warriors coasted to their first win of the season. Final Score: 93-84 for Golden State
18-year old Latvian rookie Andris Biedrins debuted in the NBA with 2pts and 3 rebounds
PLAYER OF THE GAME: VLADE DIVAC
KEY PLAYERS FOR THE WARRIORS:
- VLADE DIVAC 15pts,13rebs,3ast
-
MIKE DUNLEAVY 15pts,8ast,4rebs
- JASON RICHARDSON 24pts , 10/18 FGs
OTHER DAILY RESULTS:
TORONTO - HOUSTON 74 - 100 ( Yao 20pts,15rebs,7ast)
ORLANDO - MILWAUKEE 99 - 104 (Michael Redd 30pts, 6rebs)
CLEVELAND - INDIANA 87 - 104 Reggie Miller 35pts,8rebs,6ast, 8/15 3pt)
MEMPHIS - WASHINGTON 94-104 (Larry Hughes 28pts,5ast)
NEW ORLEANS - DALLAS 80 - 104 (Dirk Nowitzki 20pts,9rebs,6ast)
MINNESOTA - NEW YORK 124 - 108 (Latrell Sprewell 32pts,10rebs,9ast,12/17 FGs :
)
PHOENIX - ATLANTA 104 - 79 (Joe Johnson 26pts)
BOSTON - PHILADELPHIA 95 - 89 (Ricky Davis 23pts,9rebs,6ast)
SAN ANTONIO - SACRAMENTO 102 - 85 (Bruce Bowen 22pts,5rebs)
LA CLIPPERS - SEATTLE 76 - 78 (Rashard Lewis 21pts,14rebs)
NEW JERSEY - MIAMI 90-116 ( Shaquille O'Neal 23pts,15rebs)
UTAH - LA LAKERS 89 - 97 (Kobe Bryant 28pts,5rebs)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
Latrell Sprewell(MIN): 32pts, 10rebs (7off), 9ast, 3stl, 1TO, 12/17 FGs, 39 mins
DALLAS – SACRAMENTO 104 – 102 ( Josh Howard 19pts,10rebs,5ast )
LA LAKERS – DENVER 77 – 96 ( André Miller 21pts, 9ast )
DETROIT – HOUSTON 104 – 99 ( Chauncey Billups 27pts, 9ast)
NOVEMBER 3, 2004
GAME - GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS
QUARTER BY QUARTER ANALYSIS:
1ST QTR
The game started off nicely for the Warriors and especially for Jason Richardson who was 4/4 in his first attempts from the field, all of which were mid-range jumpers.The match was open until the 4th minute but then a defensive battle ensued to end the quarter, led by Vlade Divac and Shareef Abdur Raheem who finished the first 12 minutes with 5 rebounds. Score: 20-21
2ND QTR
The Warriors began the second period lacking in the defensive end and allowing many easy buckets from the inside.Shareef scored 10 consecutive points with 4 FGs and 2/2 FTs giving the Blazers a 10-point lead, 34-44 in the 17th minute.But the Californians rallied behind the strong offensive play of Mike Dunleavy and the hustle of the defensive boards by Divac to close the gap by the half-time whistle. Score: 42-46
3RD QTR
The Blazers once again started out strong and dominated the earlier part of the quarter.Led by the inspiring play of Nick Van Exel, the Oregonians sank basket after basket to gain another 10-point lead mid-quarter, 48-58. But it was Divac’s heroic presence on the glass combined with Dunleavy’s amazing versatility that brought the game close again.They were assisted by new face Luke Walton who came off the bench and closed the quarter with 6 consecutive points to end the period 66-66
Dunleavy's points and assists helped the Warriors to stay in range of their opponents during the 3rd quarter
4TH QTR
The final quarter of the game belonged to the home team completely. Golden State coach Mike Montgomery started the quarter with Jason Kapono at SG deciding to save Jason Richardson’s energy for the later parts of what would probably be a close game,but that would prove unnecessary as Kapono started the period by banging in 8 straight points, including 2 back-to-back 3 pointers to make the score 74-66 10 minuted before the end. Mike Dunleavy continued distributing the ball well while Jason Richardson was so smooth and efficient that no one realized at the end of the game that he had scored 24 points. The Blazers surrendered the game halfway through the quarter and so the Warriors coasted to their first win of the season. Final Score: 93-84 for Golden State
18-year old Latvian rookie Andris Biedrins debuted in the NBA with 2pts and 3 rebounds
PLAYER OF THE GAME: VLADE DIVAC
KEY PLAYERS FOR THE WARRIORS:
-
VLADE DIVAC 15pts,13rebs,3ast
-
MIKE DUNLEAVY 15pts,8ast,4rebs
-
JASON RICHARDSON 24pts , 10/18 FGs
OTHER DAILY RESULTS:
TORONTO - HOUSTON 74 - 100 ( Yao 20pts,15rebs,7ast)
ORLANDO - MILWAUKEE 99 - 104 (Michael Redd 30pts, 6rebs)
CLEVELAND - INDIANA 87 - 104 Reggie Miller 35pts,8rebs,6ast, 8/15 3pt)
MEMPHIS - WASHINGTON 94-104 (Larry Hughes 28pts,5ast)
NEW ORLEANS - DALLAS 80 - 104 (Dirk Nowitzki 20pts,9rebs,6ast)
MINNESOTA - NEW YORK 124 - 108 (Latrell Sprewell 32pts,10rebs,9ast,12/17 FGs :
)PHOENIX - ATLANTA 104 - 79 (Joe Johnson 26pts)
BOSTON - PHILADELPHIA 95 - 89 (Ricky Davis 23pts,9rebs,6ast)
SAN ANTONIO - SACRAMENTO 102 - 85 (Bruce Bowen 22pts,5rebs)
LA CLIPPERS - SEATTLE 76 - 78 (Rashard Lewis 21pts,14rebs)
NEW JERSEY - MIAMI 90-116 ( Shaquille O'Neal 23pts,15rebs)
UTAH - LA LAKERS 89 - 97 (Kobe Bryant 28pts,5rebs)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
Latrell Sprewell(MIN): 32pts, 10rebs (7off), 9ast, 3stl, 1TO, 12/17 FGs, 39 mins
Last edited by AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy on Wed Mar 02, 2005 7:18 am, edited 3 times in total.
Thu Feb 10, 2005 9:07 am
Sweet sweet update! And congrats on your first win! I don't think I got my first win until game #9
Keep the screenshots coming too! Shots besides dunks and three point bombs are always encouraged!
Keep the screenshots coming too! Shots besides dunks and three point bombs are always encouraged!
Thu Feb 10, 2005 8:33 pm
NOVEMBER 4 , 2004 - DAILY RESULTS
CHARLOTTE - WASHINGTON 86-74 (Emeka Okafor 20pts, 8rebs)
MIAMI - CLEVELAND 100-80 (Shaquille O'Neal 28pts, 12rebs,8ast)
DENVER - MILWAUKEE 96 - 90 (Kenyon Martin 26pts, 9rebs)
NOVEMBER 5 , 2004
GAME – GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs UTAH JAZZ
QUARTER BY QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
The Jazz came into the ball game possessed, playing strong D, hustling on the boards at both ends and scoring like maniacs from the paint,led by the physical presence of PF Carlos Boozer. They started with a 10-2 run while Golden State struggled with Jason Richarson pointless and Troy Murphy having commited 2 fouls in the first 3 minutes. As if that weren’t enough, Jazz’s Mehmet Okur was not allowing any traffic near the basket blocking 3 shots for lay-ups. It was only benchman’s Luke Walton 6 points and defensive efforts that kept the game close at the end of the period. Score: 17 –25
Dale Davis had to sub in when Elden Campbell had a nasty fall and hurt his hand.Luckily , it would prove to be nothing important so he returned to the floor later
2ND QTR
If Golden State fans thought the first quarter was a bad one,tyhey should have reserved their astonishment for the first part of the second one, which saw the Jazz rampaging over the hapless Warriors having an unstoppable 19 – 5 run led by Carlos Boozer and Gordan Giricek to make the score 22-44 5 minutes into the quarter. A blowout seemed inevitable but during the latest 6 minutes of the half, Golden State rallied behind the strong play of Jason Richardson and especially Troy Murphy who gave the team a new energy at the offensive end. Aided by Luke Walton’s strong play off the bench , the Warriors were able to overcome Mike Dunleavy’s abysmal performance and closing the half trailing only by 7. Half-time score: 50 - 57
3RD QTR
Carlos Boozer would in this quarter prove his superiority once again as he brought down almot every rebound at the offensive end providing the Jazz with some easy 2nd chance points. Howard Eisley also picked up the pace with some infallible shooting from the perimeter while Giricek continued to make Jason Richardson’s life tough on defense. On the other hand, Troy Murphy was brilliant and Richardson was scoring consecutive points but those two were hopelessly alone and so the Warriors found themselves trailing at the end of the 3rd period by 14 . Score 68 – 82.
Carlos Boozer was dominant on the offensive glass and scored most of his points from the paint in the 3rd qtr
4TH QTR
The last period of the game was a fan’s delight. The home team came out strong shooting well from the perimeter and dominated the boards. The Jazz were not far behind in performance, but The Warriors were alowly eating away their opponent’s big lead making the game quite the close contest near the end. Troy Murphy and Jason Richardson were still carrying all the load but they were doing a good job at it and so they brought Golden State trailing 96 - 102 with just a minute to go. The offense set itself up for a post play, ball to Murphy, fakes the hook-shot, Boozer bites, Troy drives towards the basket but is double teamed and so he passes to Dunleavy outside. He rises all alone, shoots the 3 and … GOOD!!! 99-102 Jazz with 43 seconds until the final Buzzer. Jerry Sloan takes a time out ordering a post up play with Boozer. Utah follows the plan but Vlade Divac is there to make a critical defensive effort resulting in a miss. Time out Warriors with 20 seconds to go. Mike Montgomery orders the ball to Murphy, Richarson or sharp shooter Jason Kapono for the game-tying 3. Back in action, Speedy Claxton begins the offense while all the aforementioned try to pick up screens to set themselves free for the jay. No can do for any of them , so the ball finds its way in the hands of Jason Kapono with Gordan Giricek stuck on him like glue. Using a brilliand fake-a-first-step-for-a-drive move, Jason had his marker lose his balance, so he took a quick drop step backwards toward the 3 point lane...
, .... rose up for the 3 and...
...NO GOOD!!!
Carlos Boozer would grab the rebound, be fouled , and sink both from the lane to mark Jazz’s first victory of the season. FINAL SCORE GS – UTAH 99-104
PLAYER OF THE GAME –
CARLOS BOOZER 25pts, 13rebs, 10/16 FGs
GOLDEN STATE TOP PERFORMERS:
Troy Murphy 23pts, 15rebs , 3ast , 2stl
Jason Richardson 21pts, 7rebs
Speedy Claxton 10pts, 4ast, 3stl
OTHER DAY RESULTS
TORONTO - DETROIT 82 - 91 (Rip Hamilton 25pts, 6 rebs)
PHILADELPHIA - PHOENIX 83 - 130 :shock: (Steve Nash 20pts, 11ast)
MEMPHIS - HOUSTON 95 - 84 ( Jason Williams 30pts, 8ast, 7/7 3pt)
NEW ORLEANS - ORLANDO 92 - 104 (Grant Hill 26pts, 7rebs, 7ast)
PORTLAND - LA CLIPPERS 82 - 100 (Elton Brand 24pts, 12rebs)
BOSTON - INDIANA 100 - 77 (Paul Pierce 23pts, 8ast)
CHICAGO- NEW JERSEY 91 - 84 (Eddy Curry 15pts,10rebs)
LA LAKERS - SAN ANTONIO 82 - 100 (Tony Parker 22pts, 8rebs, 8ast)
SEATTLE - ATLANTA 102 - 71 (Rashard Lewis 26pts, 8rebs, 7ast)
TODAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
JASON WILLIAMS(MEM) 30 pts, 8ast, 4rebs, 11/14 FGs, 7/7 3pt[/size]
CHARLOTTE - WASHINGTON 86-74 (Emeka Okafor 20pts, 8rebs)
MIAMI - CLEVELAND 100-80 (Shaquille O'Neal 28pts, 12rebs,8ast)
DENVER - MILWAUKEE 96 - 90 (Kenyon Martin 26pts, 9rebs)
NOVEMBER 5 , 2004
GAME – GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs UTAH JAZZ
QUARTER BY QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
The Jazz came into the ball game possessed, playing strong D, hustling on the boards at both ends and scoring like maniacs from the paint,led by the physical presence of PF Carlos Boozer. They started with a 10-2 run while Golden State struggled with Jason Richarson pointless and Troy Murphy having commited 2 fouls in the first 3 minutes. As if that weren’t enough, Jazz’s Mehmet Okur was not allowing any traffic near the basket blocking 3 shots for lay-ups. It was only benchman’s Luke Walton 6 points and defensive efforts that kept the game close at the end of the period. Score: 17 –25
Dale Davis had to sub in when Elden Campbell had a nasty fall and hurt his hand.Luckily , it would prove to be nothing important so he returned to the floor later
2ND QTR
If Golden State fans thought the first quarter was a bad one,tyhey should have reserved their astonishment for the first part of the second one, which saw the Jazz rampaging over the hapless Warriors having an unstoppable 19 – 5 run led by Carlos Boozer and Gordan Giricek to make the score 22-44 5 minutes into the quarter. A blowout seemed inevitable but during the latest 6 minutes of the half, Golden State rallied behind the strong play of Jason Richardson and especially Troy Murphy who gave the team a new energy at the offensive end. Aided by Luke Walton’s strong play off the bench , the Warriors were able to overcome Mike Dunleavy’s abysmal performance and closing the half trailing only by 7. Half-time score: 50 - 57
3RD QTR
Carlos Boozer would in this quarter prove his superiority once again as he brought down almot every rebound at the offensive end providing the Jazz with some easy 2nd chance points. Howard Eisley also picked up the pace with some infallible shooting from the perimeter while Giricek continued to make Jason Richardson’s life tough on defense. On the other hand, Troy Murphy was brilliant and Richardson was scoring consecutive points but those two were hopelessly alone and so the Warriors found themselves trailing at the end of the 3rd period by 14 . Score 68 – 82.
Carlos Boozer was dominant on the offensive glass and scored most of his points from the paint in the 3rd qtr
4TH QTR
The last period of the game was a fan’s delight. The home team came out strong shooting well from the perimeter and dominated the boards. The Jazz were not far behind in performance, but The Warriors were alowly eating away their opponent’s big lead making the game quite the close contest near the end. Troy Murphy and Jason Richardson were still carrying all the load but they were doing a good job at it and so they brought Golden State trailing 96 - 102 with just a minute to go. The offense set itself up for a post play, ball to Murphy, fakes the hook-shot, Boozer bites, Troy drives towards the basket but is double teamed and so he passes to Dunleavy outside. He rises all alone, shoots the 3 and … GOOD!!! 99-102 Jazz with 43 seconds until the final Buzzer. Jerry Sloan takes a time out ordering a post up play with Boozer. Utah follows the plan but Vlade Divac is there to make a critical defensive effort resulting in a miss. Time out Warriors with 20 seconds to go. Mike Montgomery orders the ball to Murphy, Richarson or sharp shooter Jason Kapono for the game-tying 3. Back in action, Speedy Claxton begins the offense while all the aforementioned try to pick up screens to set themselves free for the jay. No can do for any of them , so the ball finds its way in the hands of Jason Kapono with Gordan Giricek stuck on him like glue. Using a brilliand fake-a-first-step-for-a-drive move, Jason had his marker lose his balance, so he took a quick drop step backwards toward the 3 point lane...
, .... rose up for the 3 and...
...NO GOOD!!!
Carlos Boozer would grab the rebound, be fouled , and sink both from the lane to mark Jazz’s first victory of the season. FINAL SCORE GS – UTAH 99-104
PLAYER OF THE GAME –
CARLOS BOOZER 25pts, 13rebs, 10/16 FGs
GOLDEN STATE TOP PERFORMERS:
Troy Murphy 23pts, 15rebs , 3ast , 2stl
Jason Richardson 21pts, 7rebs
Speedy Claxton 10pts, 4ast, 3stl
OTHER DAY RESULTS
TORONTO - DETROIT 82 - 91 (Rip Hamilton 25pts, 6 rebs)
PHILADELPHIA - PHOENIX 83 - 130 :shock: (Steve Nash 20pts, 11ast)
MEMPHIS - HOUSTON 95 - 84 ( Jason Williams 30pts, 8ast, 7/7 3pt
)NEW ORLEANS - ORLANDO 92 - 104 (Grant Hill 26pts, 7rebs, 7ast)
PORTLAND - LA CLIPPERS 82 - 100 (Elton Brand 24pts, 12rebs)
BOSTON - INDIANA 100 - 77 (Paul Pierce 23pts, 8ast)
CHICAGO- NEW JERSEY 91 - 84 (Eddy Curry 15pts,10rebs)
LA LAKERS - SAN ANTONIO 82 - 100 (Tony Parker 22pts, 8rebs, 8ast)
SEATTLE - ATLANTA 102 - 71 (Rashard Lewis 26pts, 8rebs, 7ast)
TODAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
JASON WILLIAMS(MEM) 30 pts, 8ast, 4rebs, 11/14 FGs, 7/7 3pt[/size]
Last edited by AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy on Wed Mar 02, 2005 9:08 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Fri Feb 11, 2005 4:35 am
wow nice recaps...
you really put lots of effort in doing it, i hope you dont get burn in doing this...
again goodluck
you really put lots of effort in doing it, i hope you dont get burn in doing this...
again goodluck
Fri Feb 11, 2005 4:56 am
Micchy_boy wrote:wow nice recaps...
you really put lots of effort in doing it, i hope you dont get burn in doing this...
again goodluck
Nah, it takes me one hour to play the game and 30-35 mins to post the update. I am a workoholic so, when i do not work on my profession, i work on sth that i like. And now I'm on an island "working" on my laptop.
Ahh.life is great
Fri Feb 11, 2005 10:45 pm
nice work....but make sure to enjoy your honeymoon mate 
Sat Feb 12, 2005 4:17 am
The X wrote:nice work....but make sure to enjoy your honeymoon mate
Hey, don't worry, I'm "working" on other things too, not just my laptop...
Tue Feb 15, 2005 4:41 am
NOVEMBER 6 , 2004
GAME – GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS – LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS
QUARTER-BY-QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
The game started with the Clippers clearly in charge. Every mid or long range shot they would attempt in the first 5 minutes would unmistakably find its way to the basket, with Marko Jaric in particular scoring 8 points with 2 3pointers during this stretch. Golden State’s answer would come from inside the paint where Vlade Divac dominated the boards and Troy Murphy took care of the scoring , finishing the first period with 9pts. Score: 19 – 20
2ND QTR
The second period of the game saw the Warriors coming in stronger than their opponents and marking an 8-0 run in the first 2 minutes, the score was 27 – 20. Jason Richardson woke up from a 1st quarter slumber and carried his team to the half , scoring all his 11 first half points during a 6 minute stretch in this quarter. Aided by the strong inside play, especially defensively, of veteran backup center Elden Campbell, Golden State managed to keep a steady lead of 5-8 points up until the final buzzer. The half would have ended 41 – 33, but an amazing half court prayer by Shaun Livingston surprisingly found the net at the buzzer, so the half closed 41 – 36 for the Warriors.
Vlade Divac and the rest of the Warriors' front line were instrumental in securing the 2nd qtr of the game
3RD QTR
Jason Richardson should have started a construction company with the consecutive bricks he was throwing at the beginning of this quarter.6 shots missed in a row, but still the front line carried the team. The defense was really strangling the Clippers’ perimeter game, while Elton Brand was benched due to foul trouble. Thus the Californians picked up the pace and had a 10-point lead 5 minutes before the end of the period, led offensively by Troy Murphy and defensively by Vlade Divac. Mike Dunleavy and backup guard Luis Flores also contributed important baskets at the offensive end and the 3rd quarter closed 60 – 51 for Golden State.
Rookie guard Luis Flores, despite his 6' 2", throws a dunk among startled defenders.
4TH QTR
This quarter was one coach’s dream( Dunleavy Sr’s ), and another nightmare (Montgomery’s). Elton Brand, despite having foul trouble , was having an offensive rampage in Golden State’s basket, and scored 12 points in the quarter, all from inside the paint. Combined with the offensive rebounds continuously grabbed by Chris Kaman and Mikki Moore, the gap was closed in no time and Los Angeles tied the game 66 – 66, just 3 minutes into the period. The game went basket for basket up until the end. 2 minutes to go, and Golden State leads 83 – 82.
- Missed shot by Jaric, offensive rebound by Moore, basket LA, 83 – 84
- Missed 3 pt by Richardson
- Missed shot by Chris Wilcox(LAC), 55 seconds to go
- Richardson gets fouled during drive, free throws good, 85 – 84
- Corey Maggette sinks jumper, 85 – 86
- Richardson lay-up, good, 87 – 86
- Maggette shoots from 17 feet, misses, ball up for grabs, Kaman offensive rebound ,
Kaman turn around baseline jumper, GOOD, 87 - 88
- 10 seconds to go, Claxton to Murphy in the low post, fake, defender in the air, 12 foot jumper, NO GOOD!!!
FINAL SCORE : 87 - 88
PLAYER OF THE GAME:
COREY MAGGETTE 19pts,5rebs,3ast
GOLDEN STATE TOP PERFORMANCES:
Troy Murphy 17pts, 7rebs
Jason Richardson 19pts, 3ast
Mike Dunleavy Jr 15pts, 6rebs
GAME – GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS – LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS
QUARTER-BY-QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
The game started with the Clippers clearly in charge. Every mid or long range shot they would attempt in the first 5 minutes would unmistakably find its way to the basket, with Marko Jaric in particular scoring 8 points with 2 3pointers during this stretch. Golden State’s answer would come from inside the paint where Vlade Divac dominated the boards and Troy Murphy took care of the scoring , finishing the first period with 9pts. Score: 19 – 20
2ND QTR
The second period of the game saw the Warriors coming in stronger than their opponents and marking an 8-0 run in the first 2 minutes, the score was 27 – 20. Jason Richardson woke up from a 1st quarter slumber and carried his team to the half , scoring all his 11 first half points during a 6 minute stretch in this quarter. Aided by the strong inside play, especially defensively, of veteran backup center Elden Campbell, Golden State managed to keep a steady lead of 5-8 points up until the final buzzer. The half would have ended 41 – 33, but an amazing half court prayer by Shaun Livingston surprisingly found the net at the buzzer, so the half closed 41 – 36 for the Warriors.
Vlade Divac and the rest of the Warriors' front line were instrumental in securing the 2nd qtr of the game
3RD QTR
Jason Richardson should have started a construction company with the consecutive bricks he was throwing at the beginning of this quarter.6 shots missed in a row, but still the front line carried the team. The defense was really strangling the Clippers’ perimeter game, while Elton Brand was benched due to foul trouble. Thus the Californians picked up the pace and had a 10-point lead 5 minutes before the end of the period, led offensively by Troy Murphy and defensively by Vlade Divac. Mike Dunleavy and backup guard Luis Flores also contributed important baskets at the offensive end and the 3rd quarter closed 60 – 51 for Golden State.
Rookie guard Luis Flores, despite his 6' 2", throws a dunk among startled defenders.
4TH QTR
This quarter was one coach’s dream( Dunleavy Sr’s ), and another nightmare (Montgomery’s). Elton Brand, despite having foul trouble , was having an offensive rampage in Golden State’s basket, and scored 12 points in the quarter, all from inside the paint. Combined with the offensive rebounds continuously grabbed by Chris Kaman and Mikki Moore, the gap was closed in no time and Los Angeles tied the game 66 – 66, just 3 minutes into the period. The game went basket for basket up until the end. 2 minutes to go, and Golden State leads 83 – 82.
- Missed shot by Jaric, offensive rebound by Moore, basket LA, 83 – 84
- Missed 3 pt by Richardson
- Missed shot by Chris Wilcox(LAC), 55 seconds to go
- Richardson gets fouled during drive, free throws good, 85 – 84
- Corey Maggette sinks jumper, 85 – 86
- Richardson lay-up, good, 87 – 86
- Maggette shoots from 17 feet, misses, ball up for grabs, Kaman offensive rebound ,
Kaman turn around baseline jumper, GOOD, 87 - 88
- 10 seconds to go, Claxton to Murphy in the low post, fake, defender in the air, 12 foot jumper, NO GOOD!!!
FINAL SCORE : 87 - 88
PLAYER OF THE GAME:
COREY MAGGETTE 19pts,5rebs,3ast
GOLDEN STATE TOP PERFORMANCES:
Troy Murphy 17pts, 7rebs
Jason Richardson 19pts, 3ast
Mike Dunleavy Jr 15pts, 6rebs
Last edited by AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy on Wed Mar 02, 2005 9:12 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Tue Feb 15, 2005 8:26 am
Nice work on the reviews, very well designed. I give you credit for that alone, I wouldn't have the patience to do all that. :p
Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:49 pm
OTHER RESULTS ON NOVEMBER 6 , 2004
WASHINGTON - MIAMI 97 - 76 (Gilbert Arenas 24pts, 10rebs, 8ast, 5/6 3pt)
CHARLOTTE - ORLANDO 65 - 81 (Grant Hill 20pts, 8rebs)
MINNESOTA - NEW ORLEANS 108 - 114 (Mashburn 32pts, 5ast)
DENVER - UTAH 88 - 90 (Carlos Boozer 23pts, 12 rebs)
NEW YORK - BOSTON 84 - 112 ( Paul Pierce 38pts, 9rebs, 8ast, 16/28 FGs)
DETROIT - PHILADELPHIA 118 - 93 (Rip Hamilton 25pts, 8ast)
MILWAUKEE - CLEVELAND 92 - 90 (Keith Van Horn 18pts, 12rebs)
HOUSTON - SACRAMENTO 94 - 95 (Chris Webber 27pts, 10rebs, 13/15 FGs)
DALLAS - MEMPHIS 98 - 94 (Dirk Nowitzki 21pts, 12rebs, 4ast)
NEW JERSEY - PHOENIX 90 - 95 (Amare Stoudemire 22pts, 12rebs)
INDIANA - CHICAGO 92 - 108 (Luol Deng 28pts, 9rebs, 5ast)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
PAUL PIERCE(BOS): 38pts, 9rebs, 8ast, 16/28 FGs, 2/4 3pt)
NOVEMBER 7, 2004
DAILY RESULTS
TORONTO - PORTLAND 96 - 88 (Rafer Alston 31pts, 6rebs, 5ast , 8/10 3pt)
SEATTLE - SAN ANTONIO 107 - 76 (Rashard Lewis 27pts, 9rebs, 5ast)
LA LAKERS - ATLANTA 110 - 97 (Caron Butler 29pts, 4rebs, 12/19 FGs)
WASHINGTON - MIAMI 97 - 76 (Gilbert Arenas 24pts, 10rebs, 8ast, 5/6 3pt)
CHARLOTTE - ORLANDO 65 - 81 (Grant Hill 20pts, 8rebs)
MINNESOTA - NEW ORLEANS 108 - 114 (Mashburn 32pts, 5ast)
DENVER - UTAH 88 - 90 (Carlos Boozer 23pts, 12 rebs)
NEW YORK - BOSTON 84 - 112 ( Paul Pierce 38pts, 9rebs, 8ast, 16/28 FGs)
DETROIT - PHILADELPHIA 118 - 93 (Rip Hamilton 25pts, 8ast)
MILWAUKEE - CLEVELAND 92 - 90 (Keith Van Horn 18pts, 12rebs)
HOUSTON - SACRAMENTO 94 - 95 (Chris Webber 27pts, 10rebs, 13/15 FGs)
DALLAS - MEMPHIS 98 - 94 (Dirk Nowitzki 21pts, 12rebs, 4ast)
NEW JERSEY - PHOENIX 90 - 95 (Amare Stoudemire 22pts, 12rebs)
INDIANA - CHICAGO 92 - 108 (Luol Deng 28pts, 9rebs, 5ast)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
PAUL PIERCE(BOS): 38pts, 9rebs, 8ast, 16/28 FGs, 2/4 3pt)
NOVEMBER 7, 2004
DAILY RESULTS
TORONTO - PORTLAND 96 - 88 (Rafer Alston 31pts, 6rebs, 5ast , 8/10 3pt)
SEATTLE - SAN ANTONIO 107 - 76 (Rashard Lewis 27pts, 9rebs, 5ast)
LA LAKERS - ATLANTA 110 - 97 (Caron Butler 29pts, 4rebs, 12/19 FGs)
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Fri Feb 18, 2005 10:19 pm
NOVEMBER 8 , 2004
THE GAME – DALLAS MAVERICKS vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
QUARTER-BY-QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
Mike Dunleavy scored the first 5 points of the contest including an incredible 3-point play from 20 feet, but Dallas was right back with an answer making it 12-6 4 minutes into the quarter. Troy Murphy and Jason Kapono tied the game back at 12 but an inspired performance by Jason Terry and substitute Jerry Stackhouse found the Mavs leading 32-20 in the end.
Jerry Stackhouse came off the bench and led the Mavs' scoring in the first quarter
2ND QTR
Dallas went in strong and aided by Jason Terry and Dirk Nowitzki dominated both the paint and perimeter play.This, combined with the Warriors' defensive shortcomings led to a 46 – 30 Dallas lead 6 minutes before the half,with a blowout seeming a possibily at that time.But that was when backups Jason Kapono and Luke Walton caught fire each scoring 8 pts in the final 6 minutes, closing the gap to 8.Half time score: 54 – 46
Luke Walton,occasionaly playing the PF position,helped his team stay in the game during the 2nd qtr.
3RD QTR
This time around it was the Californians’ turn to come out stronger, led by PG Speedy Claxton who scored 7 consecutive points including a 3-pointer in Michael Finley’s face. Stackhouse kept scoring whenever he had the ball for the Mavs, but Jason Richardson with the assistance of backup rookies Luis Flores and Andris Biedrins led the Warriors in striking distance, 77-75 with 2 minutes to go. Biedrins,in particular,scored 6 consecutive points, all of them with powerful throwdowns. The third quarter ended with Golden State right back in it, 81 – 79.
J-Rich carried the team on his shoulders during a critical 3rd quarter stretch
4TH QTR
The game’s ending quarter was a thriller in all respects. It was a basket-to-basket contest,with each team answering right back both the buckets and the misses.Golden State went up ahead for the first time in the game 93 – 94 with 4 minutes to go. 5 consecutive points by Jason kapono had the Warriors ahead 93 – 99 with 2 minutes left and the arena had gone silent, fearing the Mavs’ first loss of the season. But then it was Nowitzki time… The German grabbed his gun and,acting like a true leader, put 8 straight points in the board out of his 16 in the game, and rallied the Mavs into a 102 – 101 lead with the final possession going to the Warriors. The ball found itself in the hands of Kapono right under the basket with 3 seconds left, but just as the sophomore was getting up among the crowd for the game-winner, Jason Terry’s quick fingers came up with the steal sealing Dallas’ victory, 102 – 101.
Jason Kapono was banging them in from everywhere but in the end, it wasn't enough.
PLAYER OF THE GAME:
JERRY STACKHOUSE 21pts , 9/12 FGs , 16mins
GOLDEN STATE TOP PLAYERS:
Jason Richardson 17pts, 5ast, 4rebs
Jason Kapono 19pts, 4/5 3pt
Luke Walton 14pts, 7rebs
OTHER DAILY RESULTS
UTAH - DENVER 97 - 102 (Kenyon Martin 28pts, 11rebs, 31 mins)
LA CLIPPERS - DETROIT 102 - 96 (Elton Brand 19pts, 10rebs, 3blks)
THE GAME – DALLAS MAVERICKS vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
QUARTER-BY-QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
Mike Dunleavy scored the first 5 points of the contest including an incredible 3-point play from 20 feet, but Dallas was right back with an answer making it 12-6 4 minutes into the quarter. Troy Murphy and Jason Kapono tied the game back at 12 but an inspired performance by Jason Terry and substitute Jerry Stackhouse found the Mavs leading 32-20 in the end.
Jerry Stackhouse came off the bench and led the Mavs' scoring in the first quarter
2ND QTR
Dallas went in strong and aided by Jason Terry and Dirk Nowitzki dominated both the paint and perimeter play.This, combined with the Warriors' defensive shortcomings led to a 46 – 30 Dallas lead 6 minutes before the half,with a blowout seeming a possibily at that time.But that was when backups Jason Kapono and Luke Walton caught fire each scoring 8 pts in the final 6 minutes, closing the gap to 8.Half time score: 54 – 46
Luke Walton,occasionaly playing the PF position,helped his team stay in the game during the 2nd qtr.
3RD QTR
This time around it was the Californians’ turn to come out stronger, led by PG Speedy Claxton who scored 7 consecutive points including a 3-pointer in Michael Finley’s face. Stackhouse kept scoring whenever he had the ball for the Mavs, but Jason Richardson with the assistance of backup rookies Luis Flores and Andris Biedrins led the Warriors in striking distance, 77-75 with 2 minutes to go. Biedrins,in particular,scored 6 consecutive points, all of them with powerful throwdowns. The third quarter ended with Golden State right back in it, 81 – 79.
J-Rich carried the team on his shoulders during a critical 3rd quarter stretch
4TH QTR
The game’s ending quarter was a thriller in all respects. It was a basket-to-basket contest,with each team answering right back both the buckets and the misses.Golden State went up ahead for the first time in the game 93 – 94 with 4 minutes to go. 5 consecutive points by Jason kapono had the Warriors ahead 93 – 99 with 2 minutes left and the arena had gone silent, fearing the Mavs’ first loss of the season. But then it was Nowitzki time… The German grabbed his gun and,acting like a true leader, put 8 straight points in the board out of his 16 in the game, and rallied the Mavs into a 102 – 101 lead with the final possession going to the Warriors. The ball found itself in the hands of Kapono right under the basket with 3 seconds left, but just as the sophomore was getting up among the crowd for the game-winner, Jason Terry’s quick fingers came up with the steal sealing Dallas’ victory, 102 – 101.
Jason Kapono was banging them in from everywhere but in the end, it wasn't enough.
PLAYER OF THE GAME:
JERRY STACKHOUSE 21pts , 9/12 FGs , 16mins
GOLDEN STATE TOP PLAYERS:
Jason Richardson 17pts, 5ast, 4rebs
Jason Kapono 19pts, 4/5 3pt
Luke Walton 14pts, 7rebs
OTHER DAILY RESULTS
UTAH - DENVER 97 - 102 (Kenyon Martin 28pts, 11rebs, 31 mins)
LA CLIPPERS - DETROIT 102 - 96 (Elton Brand 19pts, 10rebs, 3blks)
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Sat Feb 19, 2005 6:17 am
NOVEMBER 9 ,2004
DAILY RESULTS:
ORLANDO - DALLAS 79 -91 (Dirk Nowitzki 26pts, 9rebs )
NEW ORLEANS - LA LAKERS 79 - 103 (Lamar Odom 20pts, 8ast, 7rebs)
MINNESOTA - INDIANA 97 - 105 (Ron Artest 21pts, 9ast, 6rebs)
DENVER - SEATTLE 99 - 112 (Rashard Lewis 32pts, 6ast, 5rebs)
SACRAMENTO - TORONTO 113 - 97 (Predrag Stojakovic 38pts, 13/19 FGs)
NEW JERSEY - PORTLAND 92 - 109 (Shareef Abdur-Rahim 27pts, 10rebs, 13/18 FGs)
NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA 115 - 85 (Stephon Marbury 27pts, 10ast)
ATLANTA - CLEVELAND 96 - 120 (LeBron James 30pts, 5ast, 4rebs)
MIAMI - WASHINGTON 105 - 82 (Eddie Jones 28pts, 7ast, 10/13 FGs, 30mins)
CHICAGO - PHOENIX 83 - 105 (Shaun Marion 28pts, 7rebs, 7ast)
HOUSTON - MEMPHIS 105 - 118 (Mike Miller 30pts, 12ast, 12/18 FGs)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
MIKE MILLER(MEM) 30pts - 12ast - 12/18 FGs
DAILY RESULTS:
ORLANDO - DALLAS 79 -91 (Dirk Nowitzki 26pts, 9rebs )
NEW ORLEANS - LA LAKERS 79 - 103 (Lamar Odom 20pts, 8ast, 7rebs)
MINNESOTA - INDIANA 97 - 105 (Ron Artest 21pts, 9ast, 6rebs)
DENVER - SEATTLE 99 - 112 (Rashard Lewis 32pts, 6ast, 5rebs)
SACRAMENTO - TORONTO 113 - 97 (Predrag Stojakovic 38pts, 13/19 FGs)
NEW JERSEY - PORTLAND 92 - 109 (Shareef Abdur-Rahim 27pts, 10rebs, 13/18 FGs)
NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA 115 - 85 (Stephon Marbury 27pts, 10ast)
ATLANTA - CLEVELAND 96 - 120 (LeBron James 30pts, 5ast, 4rebs)
MIAMI - WASHINGTON 105 - 82 (Eddie Jones 28pts, 7ast, 10/13 FGs, 30mins)
CHICAGO - PHOENIX 83 - 105 (Shaun Marion 28pts, 7rebs, 7ast)
HOUSTON - MEMPHIS 105 - 118 (Mike Miller 30pts, 12ast, 12/18 FGs)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
MIKE MILLER(MEM) 30pts - 12ast - 12/18 FGs
Last edited by AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy on Wed Mar 02, 2005 9:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Sat Feb 19, 2005 10:33 pm
NOVEMBER 9 , 2004
THE GAME: SAN ANTONIO SPURS vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
QUARTER-BY-QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
The Spurs came in strong in the quarter and were leading 9-4 after 4 minutes, led by an inspiring, both offensively and defensively, Bruce Bowen, who had 7 consecutive points during this stretch. On the other hand, it was Troy Murphy along with Mike Dunleavy who carried the Warriors on their back, combining for 13 straight points which, combined with Tim Duncan remaining scoreless, had Golden State leading at the end with 22 – 28.
Karl Malone made his debut with his new team,the Spurs, in a final attempt to end his carreer with a championship ring
2ND QTR
Tim Duncan obviously couldn’t get it to his stomach that he was kept pointless in the first 12 minutes, so he came out in the second period a man possessed, banging in 4 straight dunks and 5 rebounds in 3 minutes.Despite TD being unstoppable at the offensive end, Golden State was doing a pretty good job taking Parker and Ginobiliout of rhythm,thus keeping the lead up until the end of the half. Offensively, Troy Murphy was calling the shots with help from Speedy Claxton, thus the half ending 42 – 45 for the Warriors.
When even Speedy Claxton makes 3s, then Golden State has to be playing good ball...
3RD QTR
Tony Parker had a poor first half, but was nothing like that at the beginning of the 3rd quarter. Consecutive made jumpers and finished passes to Duncan lifted the home team to take the lead again , 49 – 48. Brent Barry was doing a good job shootig and defending, Manu Ginobili hit the open shots he was provided with while Troy Murphy was battling it out on his own for the opposition. Jason Richardson was nowhere near being consistent and Mike Dunleavy had gone silent after the first 5 minutes of the game… Score 68 – 63 for the Spurs.
TD had a dominating presence in the 3rd quarter and helped his team take back the reigns of the game
4TH QTR
Tony Parker continued his show, with Ginobili picking up the pace.That, along with Bruce Bowen’s and Tim Duncan’s overpowering presence at the defensive end had Golden State struggling for a basket during the 4th quarter.Jason Richardson was doing his best with help from another one of Jason Kapono’s offensive breakthroughs, but those 2 were on their own and could not compete adequately with the San Antonio Basketball machine. The gap reached double digits 5 minutes befole the final buzzer and the Oaklanders just gave up the fight. The Spurs coasted through the rest the game getting an easy win. Final Score: SA – GS 90 – 78.
Jason Kapono once again conributed from the bench but his efforts were not enough to chalk up the W.
PLAYER OF THE GAME:
TIM DUNCAN 20pts, 9rebs, 10/14 FGs
GOLDEN STATE TOP PLAYERS:
Troy Murphy 16pts, 10rebs, 4ast, 7/10 FGs
Jason Kapono 12pts, 5/9 FGs
Jason Richardson 13pts, 6/16 FGs
THE GAME: SAN ANTONIO SPURS vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
QUARTER-BY-QUARTER ANALYSIS
1ST QTR
The Spurs came in strong in the quarter and were leading 9-4 after 4 minutes, led by an inspiring, both offensively and defensively, Bruce Bowen, who had 7 consecutive points during this stretch. On the other hand, it was Troy Murphy along with Mike Dunleavy who carried the Warriors on their back, combining for 13 straight points which, combined with Tim Duncan remaining scoreless, had Golden State leading at the end with 22 – 28.
Karl Malone made his debut with his new team,the Spurs, in a final attempt to end his carreer with a championship ring
2ND QTR
Tim Duncan obviously couldn’t get it to his stomach that he was kept pointless in the first 12 minutes, so he came out in the second period a man possessed, banging in 4 straight dunks and 5 rebounds in 3 minutes.Despite TD being unstoppable at the offensive end, Golden State was doing a pretty good job taking Parker and Ginobiliout of rhythm,thus keeping the lead up until the end of the half. Offensively, Troy Murphy was calling the shots with help from Speedy Claxton, thus the half ending 42 – 45 for the Warriors.
When even Speedy Claxton makes 3s, then Golden State has to be playing good ball...
3RD QTR
Tony Parker had a poor first half, but was nothing like that at the beginning of the 3rd quarter. Consecutive made jumpers and finished passes to Duncan lifted the home team to take the lead again , 49 – 48. Brent Barry was doing a good job shootig and defending, Manu Ginobili hit the open shots he was provided with while Troy Murphy was battling it out on his own for the opposition. Jason Richardson was nowhere near being consistent and Mike Dunleavy had gone silent after the first 5 minutes of the game… Score 68 – 63 for the Spurs.
TD had a dominating presence in the 3rd quarter and helped his team take back the reigns of the game
4TH QTR
Tony Parker continued his show, with Ginobili picking up the pace.That, along with Bruce Bowen’s and Tim Duncan’s overpowering presence at the defensive end had Golden State struggling for a basket during the 4th quarter.Jason Richardson was doing his best with help from another one of Jason Kapono’s offensive breakthroughs, but those 2 were on their own and could not compete adequately with the San Antonio Basketball machine. The gap reached double digits 5 minutes befole the final buzzer and the Oaklanders just gave up the fight. The Spurs coasted through the rest the game getting an easy win. Final Score: SA – GS 90 – 78.
Jason Kapono once again conributed from the bench but his efforts were not enough to chalk up the W.
PLAYER OF THE GAME:
TIM DUNCAN 20pts, 9rebs, 10/14 FGs
GOLDEN STATE TOP PLAYERS:
Troy Murphy 16pts, 10rebs, 4ast, 7/10 FGs
Jason Kapono 12pts, 5/9 FGs
Jason Richardson 13pts, 6/16 FGs
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Sun Feb 20, 2005 3:45 am
Ok, first 5 games down, 77 to go
At the rate this dynasty is going, that's about all I'm foreseeing this season,the playoffs are a long shot...
Hey,at least it's realistic,heh...
So, any suggestions?
something in theformat you do not like and would like changed?
Any feedback would be welcome, as always...
At the rate this dynasty is going, that's about all I'm foreseeing this season,the playoffs are a long shot...
Hey,at least it's realistic,heh...
So, any suggestions?
something in theformat you do not like and would like changed?
Any feedback would be welcome, as always...
Sun Feb 20, 2005 9:30 pm
OTHER RESULTS ON NOVEMBER 10
BOSTON - PORTLAND 101 - 84 (
Gary Payton 31pts, 11ast, 6rebs, 3stl)
PHILADELPHIA - NEW JERSEY 95 - 113 (
Vince Carter 33pts, 10ast, 5rebs)
WASHINGTON - ORLANDO 104 - 85 (Antawn Jamison 24pts, 16rebs, 4ast)
INDIANA - LA CLIPPERS 92 - 100 (Marko Jaric 21pts, 6ast, 5rebs, 4/7 3pt)
MILWAUKEE - CHARLOTTE 84 - 110 (Gerald Wallace 21pts, 12rebs, 6ast)
MEMPHIS - LA LAKERS 100 - 90 (Mike Miller 24pts, 7ast, 4rebs)
UTAH - TORONTO 100 - 91 (Carlos Boozer 22pts, 14rebs, 5ast)
SEATTLE - SACRAMENTO 119 - 108 (
Ray Allen 32pts, 10ast, 5rebs)
CLEVELAND - PHOENIX 100 - 94 (LeBron James 24pts, 7rebs, 6ast)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
(GARY PAYTON 31pts - 11ast - 6rebs - 3stls
NOVEMBER 11, 2004
DAILY RESULTS:
HOUSTON - MINNESOTA 87 - 84 (Yao Ming 21pts, 7rebs, 4ast)
MIAMI - DALLAS 98 - 89 (Dwyane Wade 26pts, 10ast, 5rebs)
DENVER - DETROIT 102 - 122 (
Rasheed Wallace 33pts, 9rebs, 3stl, 2blk[/i])
BOSTON - PORTLAND 101 - 84 (
Gary Payton 31pts, 11ast, 6rebs, 3stl)
PHILADELPHIA - NEW JERSEY 95 - 113 (
Vince Carter 33pts, 10ast, 5rebs)
WASHINGTON - ORLANDO 104 - 85 (Antawn Jamison 24pts, 16rebs, 4ast)
INDIANA - LA CLIPPERS 92 - 100 (Marko Jaric 21pts, 6ast, 5rebs, 4/7 3pt)
MILWAUKEE - CHARLOTTE 84 - 110 (Gerald Wallace 21pts, 12rebs, 6ast)
MEMPHIS - LA LAKERS 100 - 90 (Mike Miller 24pts, 7ast, 4rebs)
UTAH - TORONTO 100 - 91 (Carlos Boozer 22pts, 14rebs, 5ast)
SEATTLE - SACRAMENTO 119 - 108 (
Ray Allen 32pts, 10ast, 5rebs)
CLEVELAND - PHOENIX 100 - 94 (LeBron James 24pts, 7rebs, 6ast)
DAY'S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:
(
GARY PAYTON 31pts - 11ast - 6rebs - 3stls
NOVEMBER 11, 2004
DAILY RESULTS:
HOUSTON - MINNESOTA 87 - 84 (Yao Ming 21pts, 7rebs, 4ast)
MIAMI - DALLAS 98 - 89 (Dwyane Wade 26pts, 10ast, 5rebs)
DENVER - DETROIT 102 - 122 (
Rasheed Wallace 33pts, 9rebs, 3stl, 2blk[/i])