Brooklyn Ballers |On Hiatus (again)

2010/11 Rosters

Atlanta Hawks
C - A.Horford|Z.Pachulia
PF - M.Williams|V.Bender(R)|L.Powe|J.Wells(R)
SF - J.Smith|M.Evans
SG - J.Johnson|J.Crawford
PG - M.Bibby|N.Robinson|J.Teague

Boston Celtics
C - K.Perkins|R.Swift|H.Ross(R)
PF - K.Garnett|G.Davis
SF - P.Pierce|N.Ushakov(R)
SG - K.Durant|F.Mendez(R)|M.Collins
PG - R.Rondo|T.Diener

Brooklyn Ballers
C - L.Davies(R)|B.Haywood
PF - M.Beasley|B.Cook
SF - S.Smith(R)|K.Korver|J.Jones|D.Noel
SG - M.Almond|T.Allen|S.Yue
PG - S.Marbury|D.Fisher

Charlotte Bobcats
C - T.Chandler|D.Diop|A.Ajinca
PF - T.Thomas|B.Diaw|D.Brown
SF - G.Wallace|I.Duncan(R)
SG - S.Jackon|G.Henderson
PG - R.Felton|D.Augustin|C.Marcos(R)

Chicago Bulls
C - J.Noah
PF - D.Lee|N.Sanz(R)|D.Roberts(R)|T.Gibson|J.Wright
SF - L.Deng|J.Alexander|J.Johnson
SG - R.Allen|L.Hughes
PG - D.Rose|K.Hinrich|A.Law

Cleveland Cavaliers
C - S.Oneal|A.Gil(R)
PF - A.Varejao|J.Hickson|E.Lovell(R)
SF - J.Moon
SG - D.West|A.Parker|D.Green
PG - M.Williams|D.Gibson|S.Parker|S.Telfair

Dallas Mavericks
C - Z.Ilgauskas|E.Dampier|M.Gortat
PF - D.Nowitzki|C.Cheaney(R)|I.Carvalho(R)
SF - D.Granger|S.Marion|E.Najera
SG - J.Terry|D.Stevenson
PG - J.Kidd|J.Barea|R.Beuboise

Denver Nuggets
C - Nene|P.O'Bryant
PF - K.Martin|M.Vincentt(R)|C.Andersen
SF - C.Anthony|A.Mcdonald(R)|R.Balkman
SG - J.Smith|A.Affalo
PG - C.Billups|T.Lawson|W.Bynum

Detroit Pistons
C - K.Brown
PF - C.Villanueva|C.Wilcox|J.Maxiell
SF - T.Prince|A.Daye|D.Summers|J.Jerebko
SG - B.Gordon|R.Hamilton|J.Oliveira(R)
PG - R.Stuckey|C.Ramirez

Golden State Warriors
C - A.Biedrins
PF - M.Lynch(R)|A.Randolph|M.Wells(R)|B.Wright|R.Turiaf|A.Tolliver
SF - C.Maggette|K.Azubuike|V.Radmanovic
SG - M.Ellis|R.Bell|A.Morrow
PG - S.Curry

Houston Rockets
C - Y.Ming|D.Andersen
PF - N.Menendez(R)|J.Hill|J.Jeffries
SF - S.Battier|C.Budinger
SG - K.Matin|T.Ariza|J.Taylor
PG - A.Brooks|T.Tirieux(R)

Indiana Pacers
C - I.Ribeiro(R)|J.Foster|R.Hibbert|C.Hayes
PF - T.Murphy|T.Hansbrough|J.McRoberts
SF - M.Dunleavy|W.Sherman(R)|A.Tucker
SG - C.Butler|B.Rush|D.Jones
PG - T.Ford

LA Clippers
C - C.Kaman|D.Jordan
PF - B.Griffin|D.Gooden|C.Smith
SF - J.Childress|R.Davis|T.Outlaw
SG - B.McMahon(R)|E.Gordon
PG - B.Davis|P.Camara(R)|M.Keane(R)

LA Lakers
C - A.Bynum|H.Thabeet
PF - P.Gasol|L.Odom
SF - R.Artest|L.Walton|M.Harris(R)
SG - K.Bryant|S.Brown
PG - J.Farmar|J.Campos(R)|J.Vine(R)

Memphis Grizzlies
C - M.Gasol|H.Hadaddi
PF - Z.Randolph|D.Arthur|D.Jones
SF - K.Allen(R)|R.Gay|S.Young
SG - O.Mayo|S.Vujacic|M.Jaric|S.Robinson(R)
PG - J.Tinsley|M.Conley|L.Hudson

Miami Heat
C - J.Oneal|B.Lopez
PF - C.Boozer|K.Corey(R)
SF - L.James
SG - D.Wade|D.Cook
PG - C.Battie(R)|M.Chalmers|A.Lyons(R)|B.Jefferson(R)

Milwaukee Bucks
C - A.Bogut|A.Fortsen(R)|D.Gadzuric
PF - E.Ilyasova|K.Crespo(R)
SF - L.Mbah a Moute|C.Delfino
SG - M.Redd|J.Stackhouse|J.Salmons|C.Bell
PG - B.Jennings|L.Ridnour

Minnesota Timberwolves
C - A.Jefferson|D.Milicic
PF - K.Love|D.Carroll|S.Jones
SF - D.Wilkins|R.Gomes|K.Snyder
SG - S.Redondo(R)|C.Brewer|W.Ellington
PG - J.Flynn|R.Sessions|T.Douglas

New Orleans Hornets
C - E.Okafor|B.Mullens
PF - D.West|A.Alvarez(R)|D.Songaila
SF - P.Stojakovic|N.Robert(R)|J.Posey
SG - M.Miller|M.Peterson|M.Thorton
PG - C.Paul|D.Collison

New York Knicks
C - M.Camby|E.Curry
PF - A.Harrington|A.Johnson|D.White
SF - W.Chandler|D.Gallinari|Y.Diawara
SG - T.McGrady|M.Peltier(R)|J.Giddens
PG - H.Anderson(R)|B.Brown

Oklahoma City Thunders
C - R.Wallace|N.Krstic|E.Thomas|H.Jackson(R)
PF - J.Green|N.Collison
SF - K.Young(R)|M.Daniels|B.Walker
SG - J.Harden|R.Brewer|K.Weaver
PG - R.Westbrook|E.Maynor

Orlando Magic
C - D.Howard|R.Hollins
PF - R.Lewis|R.Anderson|B.Bass
SF - M.Barnes|M.Pietrus
SG - V.Carter|B.Foley(R)|K.Marin(R)|J.Redick|M.Carroll
PG - J.Nelson|J.Williams

Philadelphia 76ers
C - S.Dalembert|J.Smith
PF - E.Brand|M.Speights|R.Evans
SF - T.Young|E.Clark|B.Petrovic(R)|R.Carney
SG - A.Iguodala|W.Green|J.Meeks
PG - A.Kanioridis(R)|L.Williams

Phoenix Suns
C - C.Frye|D.Hahn(R)|R.Lopez
PF - A.Stoudemire|J.Brockman
SF - G.Hill|J.Dudley|D.Greene
SG - J.Richardson|L.Barbosa|R.Tesla(R)
PG - S.Nash|J.Holiday|G.Dradic

Portland Trailblazers
C - G.Oden|J.Pryzibilla
PF - L.Aldridge|J.Pendergraph
SF - D.Russell(R)|M.Webster|N.Batum
SG - B.Roy|R.Fernandez
PG - A.Miller|K.Dooling|J.Bayless|L.Rossi(R)|P.Mills

Sacramento Kings
C - S.Hawes|I.Campbell(R)
PF - Y.Jilian|J.Thompson|C.Landry|J.Dorsey
SF - H.Turkoglu|D.Fuentes(R)|O.Cassipi
SG - F.Garcia|T.Williams
PG - D.Harris|T.Evans|B.Udrih

San Antonio Spurs
C - B.Miller|A.McDyess|I.Mahinmi|S.Myers(R)
PF - T.Duncan|D.Blair
SF - R.Jefferson
SG - M.Ginobili|R.Mason|M.Hairston
PG - T.Parker|T.Leon(R)|G.Hill|R.Ivey

Toronto Raptors
C - A.Bargnani|B.Ferrer(R)
PF - C.Bosh|L.Scola
SF - A.Nocioni|A.Vicente(R)|J.Kapono
SG - M.Belinelli|D.DeRozan|S.Weems|R.Klein(R)
PG - J.Calderon|J.Jack|M.Banks

Utah Jazz
C - M.Okur|K.Koufos
PF - P.Millsap|S.May|N.Jawai
SF - A.Kirilenko|C.Miles
SG - K.Rush|N.Gerard(R)|T.Kinsey
PG - D.Williams|R.Price

Washington Wizards
C - N.Mohammed|J.McGee
PF - A.Blatche|D.Ahidjo(R)
SF - J.Howard|A.Thornton(R)
SG - K.Cunningham(R)|N.Young|D.Corin
PG - G.Arenas|S.Livingston|R.Foye

Last edited by dare on Wed Jun 23, 2010 10:32 am, edited 1 time in total.

The Bulls and Heat should be great this season. I like Sheed on the Thunder, but it would be even better if they still had Durant.

Well maybe Beasley can become a beast for us.

sorry man but the difference is, one might become a beast, while one IS a beast. i just don't see Beasley threatening to drop a 40+ pt triple double on an opponent whenever he feels like it. not now, not in the future.

not only does the Heat have Chalmers, Flash and the King, but they snagged Boozer and your budding bigman Brook Dope-z in free agency!? seriously, you should lose by 25+ AT LEAST every time you face that hit squad

i'm certain of it now... not "probably" but as Bill Walton would put it, "What were the Ballers thinking? This HOORRible trade will go down as the biggest flub in the HISTORY OF THE NBA!"

Heat looking strong. Little type on "Denver Nuggets" add the letter R.

They may say this trade is pretty stupid but I really liked your trade. Lot of improvements can be seen on Beasley and so does Jones. That gives an interesting story for a developing team having some young developing players.

heat really looking strong,so are the celtics

Bron and D-Wade in Miami?
you're screwed when you go to Miami or Miami comes to you...

The Bulls and Heat should be great this season. I like Sheed on the Thunder, but it would be even better if they still had Durant.

I think they traded Durant because they see him being a douchebag like in Sit's dynasty

Well maybe Beasley can become a beast for us.

sorry man but the difference is, one might become a beast, while one IS a beast. i just don't see Beasley threatening to drop a 40+ pt triple double on an opponent whenever he feels like it. not now, not in the future.

not only does the Heat have Chalmers, Flash and the King, but they snagged Boozer and your budding bigman Brook Dope-z in free agency!? seriously, you should lose by 25+ AT LEAST every time you face that hit squad

i'm certain of it now... not "probably" but as Bill Walton would put it, "What were the Ballers thinking? This HOORRible trade will go down as the biggest flub in the HISTORY OF THE NBA!"

Well in trading superstars there is always a loser and a winner, unfortunately we are the losers.

Heat looking strong. Little type on "Denver Nuggets" add the letter R.

Fixed

They may say this trade is pretty stupid but I really liked your trade. Lot of improvements can be seen on Beasley and so does Jones. That gives an interesting story for a developing team having some young developing players.

Thanks man, but I don't think Jones is a developing guy.

heat really looking strong,so are the celtics

I think this balance the power between the two conference

Bron and D-Wade in Miami?
you're screwed when you go to Miami or Miami comes to you...

Nah, I'm going to beat them like 30 or more

Oh, crap!!! I missed Boozer and Lopez when scanning the line-ups.

Yeah, you're screwed. This reminds me of when the Denver Nuggets went around signing like every awesome free agent in the NBA for the minimum in Live 2003. They ended up with their starting line-up looking like this

Pos. Rating.
C) 90
PF) 92
SF) 94
SG) 91
PG) 95

Playing the nuggets that season was a @#$%ing nightmare.

wow, the Heat and Celtics are stacked, good luck.

...your gonna need it

Brooklyn Ballers 10-11 Preview

Expectations are big for this team

09-10 Record: 22-60 ----------------------- Rank:30th

Players Added: ----------------------------- Players Lost:
S.Smith -- 1st pick --------------------------- R.Swift -- Free Agent
L.Davies -- 10th pick ------------------------ D.Miles -- Free Agent
D.Fisher -- Free Agent ---------------------- W.Conroy -- Free Agent
B.Haywood -- Free Agent ------------------ D.Jones -- Free Agent
M.Beasley -- Trade -------------------------- *L.James -- Trade
T.Allen -- Trade
J.Jones -- Trade
*L.James -- Free Agent

* = Signed but got traded



The Brooklyn Ballers made an impact in the offseason by signing the biggest star in the market Lebron James, but shortly after signing him they practically gave them to the Miami Heat.

Many have questioned the Ballers decision on this one, but Jay-Z and GM Julian Martin said that it would be best for Lebron if he is in the other team. But to make up for their poor decision they signed 5 time champion Derek Fisher and a veteran bigman Brendan Haywood.

They also got two promising rookies in the 10th pick Lee Davies and the 1st pick Shelton Smith. Both are good and talented. Smith declared that if he doesn't give Brooklyn a championship trophy then call him a bust.

With seven new players, team chemistry can be a problem on this team. Can headcoach Patrick Ewing lead this team? We'll soon find that out as the 2010-11 NBA Season is near to start.

This team is better now. Great changes, dare.

This team is better now.

Yep, but no LeBron!

Smith lead the Ballers to a strong second half


Smith blocks Rondo's shot that leads to a Ballers fastbreak

October 28, 2010
Brooklyn (AP) -- Shelton Smith proved that he deserves to be the 1st pick, with his all around game he lead the Brooklyn Ballers to their first win of the season. He had 22 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists.

“That goes to show how great I’ am, I already beat two great players. Pierce and Durant are both great but I’m better.” Smith said.

Smith had plenty of help, fellow rookie Lee Davies finished with 16 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks. Newly acquired Michael Beasley had 25 points and 11 rebounds and captain Stephon Marbury finished with 19 points.

Game Notes: Robert Swift played with his former team and finish with 6 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block.

Will Charles Barkley have to kiss Kenny Smith's ass again for doubting Smith?

nice start ! Great debut for Smith,Beasley also played great

Smith!!!!!

If Smith can keep this up, then Lebron going is a good thing.

Smithy boy has arrived!

Will Charles Barkley have to kiss Kenny Smith's ass again for doubting Smith?

Maybe after Smith wins ROY

nice start ! Great debut for Smith,Beasley also played great

25 and 11 man, he is going to be an allstar I hope

Smith!!!!!

Smithy boy has arrived!

Smith fans already

If Smith can keep this up, then Lebron going is a good thing.

That's one of the reason I traded Lebron, I want to have some room for the rookie.

BTW can you make me a Turner avatar too

4 Game Recap

After the Ballers made a huge upset against the Boston Celtics they suffered two straight loss against rival New York Knicks and Atlanta Hawks. Rookie Lee Davies struggled in both of those games and Derek Fisher began to adjust to the team and scored 25 points on a losing effort to the Hawks.

Against the Milwaukee Bucks, Fisher showed again why he the team picked him up. Fisher nailed a rare 4 point play to stopped the losing streak at two. Michael Beasley led the team with 25 points in that game.

Against the Washington Wizards, Fisher scored 20 points off the bench. While rookie Shelton Smith had a monster game. He finished with 30 points, 5 rebounds, 10 assists, 4 steals and 6 blocks.



The Brooklyn Ballers will hope to continue their winning streak against their next opponent the Houston Rockets. The Rockets currently have a 5-0 record. Allstar center Yao Ming leads the team,they also have the backcourt trio of Aaron Brooks,Kevin Martin and NLSC rookie Thierry Tiriuex.

DIE THIERRY

Wow, Fisher has been hot lately. Sucks Smith just missed out on 5-by-5.

And I see you already have an avatar.

Nice start to the season. Looks like you'll probably make the post-season this year.

You can always count on Fisher to hit the big shots. The Rockets look Good this year.