Atlanta Hawks Dynasty

by **Alcoholic** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 11:32 am

I've started an Atlanta dynasty. Here are my settings:

Superstar
12 Minute Quarters

I've changed the sliders a bit, most notably changing reach in fouls (100), lowering freestyle effectiveness, slightly lowering mid and short range shooting, increasing fatigue (55), decreasing shooting fouls, and increasing in air collision fouls (90).

I made some offseason moves prior to the 2003-2004 season, and here is my current roster:

Roster lineup last updated after Game 2

Code: Select all: Starting five C - Joel Przybilla PF - Michael Bradley SF - Stephen Jackson SG - Richard Jefferson PG - Anthony carter Bench SF - Boris Diaw SG - Bob Sura SG - Wesley Person PG - Jacque Vaughn C - Mamadou N'diaye C - Jason Collier PF - Chris Crawford IR SF - Travis Hansen PF - Alan Henderson

by **Alcoholic** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 11:33 am

These stats have been updated after Game 2

****League Leaders****

Code: Select all: Points 1- 70 SG Richard Jefferson SG********** 2- 69 sF Jerry Stackhouse 3- 68 SG Tracy McGrady 4- 65 PG Jason Kidd 5- 62 PG Gilbert Arenas

Code: Select all: Points Per Game 1- 35.0 SG Richard Jefferson********** 2- 31.0 SG Allen Iverson 3- 30.0 SG Kobe Bryant 4- 29.0 PF Jermaine O'Neal 5- 28.5 PG Baron Davis

Code: Select all: Rebounds 1- 42 C Ben wallace 2- 31 PF Kenyon Martin 3- 30 C Jamal Magloire 4- 28 C Brian Grant 5- 28 PF Juwan Howard

Code: Select all: Rebounds Per Game 1- 15.0 C Jamal Magloire 2- 14.0 C Ben Wallace 3- 13.0 C Shaquille O'Neal 4- 12.5 PF Kevin Garnett 5- 12.0 PF Kelvin Cato

Code: Select all: Blocks 1- 13 C Ben Wallace 2- 6 C Joel Przybilla********** 3- 5 C Eddy Curry 4- 5 C Brendan Haywood 5- 4 PF Elton Brand

Code: Select all: Blocks Per Game 1- 4.3 C Ben Wallace 2- 3.0 C Shaquille O'Neal 3- 3.0 C Joel Przybilla********** 4- 2.5 C Eddy Curry 5- 2.0 PF Elton Brand

Code: Select all: Steals 1- 8 PG Jason Kidd 2- 6 SG Eddie Jones 3- 6 SG Tracy McGrady 4- 6 C Ben Wallace 5- 5 PG Gilbert Arenas

Code: Select all: Steals Per Game 1- 3.0 PG Gary Payton 2- 2.7 PG Jason Kidd 3- 2.5 SF Ron Artest 4- 2.5 SG Allen Iverson 5- 2.0 PG Carlos Arroyo

Code: Select all: Assists 1- 25 PG Jason Kidd 2- 17 PG Jamaal Tinsley 3- 15 PG Rafer Alston 4- 15 PG Gilbert Arenas 5- 14 SG Tracy McGrady

Code: Select all: Assists Per Game 1- 9.0 PG Gary Payton 2- 8.5 PG Jamaal Tinsley 3- 8.3 PG Jason Kidd 4- 7.0 PG Stephon Marbury 5- 7.0 PG Jason Williams

Code: Select all: Minutes 1- 121 PF Juwan Howard 2- 121 SG Larry Hughes 3- 121 SG Tracy McGrady 4- 120 PF Lamar Odom 5- 118 PF Kenyon Martin

Code: Select all: Minutes Per Game 1- 44.0 C Nazr Mohammed 2- 43.0 PG Stephon Marbury 3- 41.0 SG Allan Houston 4- 40.3 PF Juwan Howard 5- 40.3 SG Larry Hughes

MVP Candidates

****Season Standings****
* = Division Leader
Lots of stars = Atlanta

Code: Select all: 1 - 3-0, Orlando* 2 - 2-0, Boston 3 - 2-0, Indiana* 4 - 2-0, LA Clippers* 5 - 2-0, Minnesota* 6 - 2-0, San Antonio 7 - 2-0, Toronto 8 - 1-0, LA Lakers 9 - 1-0, Utah 10- 1-1, Chicago 11- 1-1, Cleveland 12- 1-1, Dallas 13- 1-1, Denver 14- 1-1, New Orleans 15- 1-1, Philadelphia 16- 1-1, Sacramento 17- 1-2, Detroit 18- 1-2, Miami 19- 1-2, New Jersey 20- 1-2, Washington 21- 0-2, Atlanta********** 22- 0-1, Golden State 23- 0-1, Houston 24- 0-1, Memphis 25- 0-2, Milwaukee 26- 0-1, New York 27- 0-2, Phoenix 28- 0-1, Portland 29- 0-2, Seattle

****Injuries****
* = Unable to play

Code: Select all: Cleveland C Zydrunas Illgauskas, 3 days, Neck spasms

Code: Select all: Detroit C Mehmet Okur, 7 weeks, Sprained thumb**********

Code: Select all: Philadelphia PF Kenny Thomas, 4 days, Sprained knee

Code: Select all: Sacramento SF Peja Stojakovic, 10 days, Sprained toe**********

by **Alcoholic** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 1:56 pm

I have slightly rebuilt this team and I am focusing around Richard Jefferson. I have made him an SG and I plan on developing my franchise around him. I don't believe he can do things himself so hopefully Stephen Jackson and Richard Jefferson will make a fine duo, and the other players can pitch in their fair share of points.

Please give me feedback for example if there are too many screenshots please let me know I will try to make this pleasureable viewing for everyone.

by **Alcoholic** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 1:58 pm

Atlanta destroyed in season opener

Atlanta @ New Orleans
Game 1

Key Player

Baron Davis

The final score - 91 to 137

Despite offseason moves, Atlanta was blown out in their season opening game. Atlanta shot very poorly from the field, and turned the ball over numerous times. Atlanta was not playing their best.

David Wesley had a hard time slowing Stephen Jackson down

Richard Jefferson was also destroying David Wesley

The lightning quick Jamal Magloire snatches the lose ball and throws down the easy deuce.

Richard Jefferson rejects this shot.

Player of the Game - Baron Davis

Game Stats Overview

Code: Select all: Entire Game Atlanta New Orleans Points 91 137 Bench Scoring 14 52 Field Goals 32/87 63/111 Field Goal % .368 .568 3 Point FG 4/14 4/12 3 Point % .286 .333 Free Throws 23/32 7/11 Free Throw % .719 .636 Rebounds 50 56 Off. Rebounds 11 8 Def. Rebounds 39 48 Blocks 4 5 Steals 4 8 Assists 15 19 Turnovers 26 10 Fouls 16 23

Player Stats

Atlanta

New Orleans

Next game: Atlanta @ Chicago

by **Alcoholic** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 2:01 pm

Atlanta gives Chicago a win

Atlanta @ Chicago
Game 2

Key Player

Richard Jefferson

The final score - 99 to 108

Atlanta supposedly had this game, but costly mistakes in the 4th quarter allowed Chicago to pull away for the win. Kirk Hinrich was hurt badly during the 3rd quarter, but he was able to return, and has now shaken off the injury.

Richard Jefferson doing what he does best

Stephen Jackson silenced the crowd by lobbing an ally oop pass to teammate Richard Jefferson

Moments later however, Eddy Curry and company electified the crowd with an ally oop of their own

Richard Jefferson was destroying the defense, but it wasn't enough

Stephen Jackson tip toes along the baseline, leaving Old Pip stupefied

Player of the Game - Eddy Curry

Game Stats Overview

Code: Select all: Entire Game Atlanta Chicago Points 99 108 Bench Scoring 33 31 Field Goals 44/90 49/90 Field Goal % .489 .544 3 Point FG 5/14 1/8 3 Point % .357 .125 Free Throws 6/10 9/11 Free Throw % .600 .818 Rebounds 43 39 Off. Rebounds 8 2 Def. Rebounds 35 37 Blocks 10 11 Steals 6 8 Assists 13 29 Turnovers 22 13 Fouls 16 17

Player Stats

Atlanta

Chicago

Next game: Indiana @ Atlanta

by **Jay-Peso** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 2:22 pm

Not a bad dynasty. Simple and plain but it's straight to the point on basketball.

I like it (Y)

YouTube · by **mp3** on Sun Jun 13, 2004 5:13 pm

love the dynasty so far mate

Was it a striaght up trade of Jason Terry for RJ that you did?
i know how hard it is trying to win with the Hawks so if your looking to upgrade then the PF spots the place to do it.
Have Fun (Y)

by **Alcoholic** on Mon Jun 14, 2004 4:42 am

Right now my only players that can really produce are Stephen Jackson and Richard Jefferson. The other players can pitch in points, and Boris Diaw has been doing great off the bench. I think it was a straight trade for Richard Jefferson. I'm getting losses right now but don't worry I think this current roster is enough to bring in the wins. I'm not looking for any star players but maybe players that are a little better at producing will help.

by **Alcoholic** on Mon Jun 14, 2004 5:14 am

Atlanta played hard for their first win

Indiana @ Atlanta
Game 3

Key Player

Richard Jefferson

The final score - 142 to 140

Despite the final score, this game did not go into overtime. Atlanta wasn't about to let this game go. The Pacers played hard and showed why they are playoffs contenders. The game was tied throughout the game, then Indiana made a run in the 2nd. In the 2nd half, it was all about playing catchup, from a 15 point deficit. Both teams seemingly caught fire from the field, causing the team scores to soar. Down to the wire, Richard Jefferson made the game winning bucket after getting an inbounds pass with 15.9 seconds left. Richard Jefferson showed why he was the key player.

There was no stopping Stephen Jackson

Mamadou N'diaye was banged up, but able to return. Upon returning, he was banged up even more, and was forced to sit out the rest of the game. He has now shaken off any ill effects of the injury.

Atlanta needed a new game plan at halftime to erase the 15 point deficit

Al Harrrington throws down the flashy 1 hand ally oop jam

Atlanta is trying to go all the way this year

Player of the Game - Stephen Jackson

Game Stats Overview

Code: Select all: Entire Game Indiana Atlanta Points 140 142 Bench Scoring 62 58 Field Goals 62/104 59/99 Field Goal % .596 .596 3 Point FG 2/6 5/8 3 Point % .333 .625 Free Throws 14/19 19/36 Free Throw % .737 .528 Rebounds 35 47 Off. Rebounds 1 9 Def. Rebounds 34 38 Blocks 6 10 Steals 4 12 Assists 25 30 Turnovers 25 23 Fouls 24 19

Player Stats

Atlanta

Indiana

Next game: New Orleans @ Atlanta

by **-BHZMAFIA-** on Mon Jun 14, 2004 12:18 pm

wassup with the high scores? pretty good dynasty though

by **Buckaholic** on Mon Jun 14, 2004 6:49 pm

Just a suggestion but I think you should lower your quarters due to the high scores. Maybe to like 9 minutes per or something along those lines.

by **Alcoholic** on Tue Jun 15, 2004 6:58 am

Yeah part of the reason of the high scores is the frustration when I'm behind and I try to catchup but the computer just keeps on scoring too so it leads to high scores... don't worry I'll try to keep the scores low like in game 2, if I change the minutes then the minutes per game will be all out of wack... thanks for the feedback though.

by **Alcoholic** on Thu Jun 17, 2004 9:18 am

Atlanta gets revenge

New Orleans @ Atlanta
Game 4

Key Player

Richard Jefferson

The final score - 111 to 110

Atlanta was looking to exact revenge on New Orleans from a game one loss, and they suceeded. New Orleans was tough, and both teams shot well from the field, but Atlanta had the edge. An unexpected player had a breakout game: Joel Przybilla. Przybilla dominated the game with 20 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 blocks.

Atlanta played the best defense they could

Boris Diaw was fierce off the bench

He even did his best superman impression

Joel Przybilla unexpectedly destroyed New Orleans

Player of the Game - Joel Przybilla

Game Stats Overview

Code: Select all: Entire Game New Orleans Atlanta Points 110 111 Bench Scoring 39 31 Field Goals 49/90 50/88 Field Goal % .544 .568 3 Point FG 10/19 2/12 3 Point % .526 .167 Free Throws 2/2 9/13 Free Throw % 1.000 .692 Rebounds 28 43 Off. Rebounds 5 14 Def. Rebounds 23 29 Blocks 6 6 Steals 7 7 Assists 29 22 Turnovers 16 22 Fouls 14 6

Player Stats

Atlanta

New Orleans

Next game: Atlanta @ Golden State

by **Alcoholic** on Thu Jun 17, 2004 9:58 am

Oh great, this isn't the first time this happened. I accidentaly overwrote this dynasty file...

. I made up my mind and I'll start one with the sonics, but from now on I'll make sure to backup my files............................. :cry:

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