BOSTON CELTICS DYNASTY

What's up guys this is my first time on these boards or even doing a dynasty biography so bare with me. So far as you can see by the subject line it's a dynasty with the C's, they are my hometown team and I feel like I'm betraying them if I use anyone else. So as far as my settings here it is:
Sliders: Using Pared's from Gamefaqs

Rosters: In my dynasty updated as of the David Wesley and Jim Jackson deal so VC is on the Nets and whatnot.

Difficulty: Superstar

Minute Quarters: 9 minutes, with gamespeed of 71 to make more realistic scores.

Simulated quarter length: 12 mins but I plan to play all my games.

This game is also being played on my XBox so I can't display my boxscores so you guys will have to believe me hahaha. Also here is my roster as it stands, I will update it if it changes at all.

STARTERS OVR AGE SALARY YRS REMAIN
C- Mark Blount 53 28 4.9M 6
PF- Raef LaFrentz 64 28 9.09M 5
SF- Ricky Davis 70 25 5.45M 4
SG- Paul Pierce 89 27 12.59M 3
PG - Gary Payton 70 36 5.41M 1

BENCH
SG- Jiri Welsch 56 24 2.34M 2
PF - Al Jefferson (R) 55 19 1.41M 4
PF - Tom Gugliotta 56 34 2.60M 1
PG - Marcus Banks 57 22 1.15M 3
SF - Walter McCarty 62 30 1.21M 2
PG - Delonte West (R) 55 21 938K 4
PF - Kendrick Perkins 45 20 1.41M 3
IR - Tony Allen (R) 54 22 385K 4
IR - Justin Reed (R) 51 22 385K 2
IR - M. Stewart 35 29 4.80M 1

I like this team not only cuz they are my hometown team but they have a lot of young talent along with some vets in Pierce and Payton. My main goal is to get them all experience and try to deal my big contracts especially Raef Lafrentz (prob to Charlotte).

Now so far I have played three games before I started this thread so I don't have the stats for them anymore so I will just post results of them, after this I will give some key stats and plays.

Nov 3rd Philly Win 98-87
Nov 5th Indy Loss 103-95
Nov 6th @NY Loss 92-83 (Lost Pierce that game in the first with an injury, only injured that game though)
Nov 10th Portland Loss 90-85 Pierce had 39 points I remember that.

Key stats for my team so far:
Paul Pierce 22.0 PPG (3rd in the League)
Mark Blount 8.5 RPG (12th in the League)
Mark Blount 2.25 BPG (4th in the League)
Raef LaFrentz 3.25 BPG (1st in the League)

If you guys want any info on anything else stats or whatever let me know I'll definitely post them and give you all more details on games. Alright well it's time for Charlotte I need a win desperately. Any opinions and comments are welcome.

Charlotte came back in this game but didn't have enough to overcome Boston to provide them with their second win of the season. Boston at one point led by 23 points, but Charlotte came back in the second half but didn't have enough. Jason Hart for Charlotte led all scorers with 28 points. Ricky Davis came up with a key play in the fourth, with Charlotte down 3 Keith Bogans went for a three pointer but was blocked by Ricky Davis and Gary Payton got to the ball first and laid the ball in to pretty much put the game out of reach.

Player of the Game:

Mark Blount 17 PTS, 4 REB, 5 BLK

Key Players:
Boston
Paul Pierce 18 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST
Gary Payton 15 PTS, 3 REB, 1 AST

Charlotte
Jason Hart 28 PTS, 2 REB, 1 AST
Emeka Okafor 8 PTS, 6 REB, 3 BLK
Kareem Rush 9 PTS, 1 REB, 1 BLK in 10 mins

Blount player of the game
You should put pics in your dynasty.

How do I put pics in though if I'm playing on Xbox?

This was a great win for Boston in many aspects. The first reason is that Boston overcame a team that was considered better then them and one of the early top teams in the East. Another reason is what Boston overcame. In the first quarter, Gary Payton, Paul Pierce and Ricky Davis all got called with two fouls putting them all in foul trouble and not able to play much of the first half. This put Boston's bench in earlier then was needed but the bench of Boston was up to the task. At halftime the bench kept the Celtics within 3 points with Al Jefferson, Walter McCarty and Delonte West contributing emmensely.
The second have brought Boston's starters back to the game and in turn built Boston a lead that was never broken by Washington. Ricky Davis sparked the Boston run with 10 straight unanswered points, and Gary Payton sparking the defense with 5 steals. In the end Boston was victorious 89-82.

Player of the Game:

Gilbert Arenas 28 PTS, 4 REB, 5 STL, 3 AST

Key Players
Boston

Ricky Davis 17 PTS, 2 REB, 2 BLK
Paul Pierce 14 PTS, 2 REB, 3 AST
Al Jefferson 13 PTS, 4 REB
Walter McCarty 13 PTS
Delonte West 8 PTS, 2 REB

Washington

Larry Hughes 16 PTS,
Antawn Jamison 8 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST
Kwame Brown 5 PTS, 8 REB
Jarvis Hayes 8 PTS

How do I put pics in though if I'm playing on Xbox?

No I don't mean screenshots I mean pics like [url=http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v477/micchyboy03/Rosters.jpg]this (from Micchy Boy's dynasty)[url]

The Boston Celtics play a powerhouse from the West and come away with a win? Yes, believe it, the Celtics controlled the Spurs throughout the whole game to come away with a 96-85 win. This is the first win in franchise history for the Celtics against Tim Duncan, who ironically enough when the lottery was going for him the Celtics had the best chance to get the first pick locking up Tim Duncan. The Celtics led by as many as 17 points, however in the first half it was a close game with the Celtics ahead by three at halftime. Paul Pierce led all scorers with 27 points while Tony Parker led the Spurs with 23 points. The Celtics now go above the 500 mark for the first time since the first game of the season.

Player of the Game:

BOS- Paul Pierce 27 PTS, 3 AST

Key Players

Boston

Raef LaFrentz 17 PTS, 10 REB, 1 BLK
Mark Blount 15 PTS, 9 REB, 2 BLK
Ricky Davis 14 PTS, 4 AST

San Antonio

Tim Duncan 18 PTS, 7 REB
Tony Parker 23 PTS, 7 AST, 3 REB
Manu Ginobli 16 PTS
Rasho Nesterovic 8 BLK

The Celtics came from 10 down in the fourth quarter to force overtime and eventually take the lead after going down by as many as six in overtime. Ricky Davis along with Gary Payton helped make some key defense stops also in the game, however Ricky Davis did foul out 30 seconds into the OT period. The Celtics pulled out the win 101-96 behind Pierce's game high 27 points for their fourth win in as many games.

Player of the Game:

BOS- Paul Pierce 27 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST

Key Players

Boston

Mark Blount 19 PTS, 4 REB, 4 BLK
Gary Payton 12 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST, 3 STL
Ricky Davis 15 PTS, 5 REB, 4 BLK

Seattle

Rashard Lewis 20 PTS, 7 REB
Antonio Daniels 17 PTS
Ray Allen 14 PTS

So is anyone even reading this or should I keep this up because if it's pointless I won't do it anymore. Thanks.

i am

I'm reading, but you might need something new and different to make this dynasty great.

Thanks jxuusa what do you think? What do you suggest tc, I'm playing on Xbox so can't really use screens or anything.

I understand you can't get pictures since you're on XBOX, but I'm not realling sure. Take a look at some of the other dynasties and see what they're doing and maybe get some pointers, but even if you don't, your's is still really good. By the way, are you from around Boston?

I'm from Southern Maine, bout an hour and a half outside of Boston. Thanks for the input, maybe it just seems to be the same thing over and over just game recaps I dunno. Thanks for commenting on liking it though. I think after a week I'm going to put up things on league leaders and the standings and Power Rankings. Just not too deep into it yet ya know. Does that sound like a good idea? Any other suggestions are welcome. Should I do mock interviews or are those kinda pointless?

After playing a few games I have decided that I'm going to play 10 min quarters instead of 9 minutes because for my field goal percentage I should be scoring a little big higher on average, almost close to 100 (shooting over 45%) also decided to move fatigue up from 45 to 50. Just updating all of you on these tweaks, let me know if I shouldn't do this, thanks.

Game Summary (Loss 89-70):
This game saw a rematch of last year's first round playoff series between Boston and Indiana and unfortunately for Boston the result was the same with a loss to the tune of 89-70. Boston at one point in this game led Indiana by 13 points at halftime. By the end of the third Boston held a slim one point lead and then the Pacers decided it was time to play basketball. Boston was held to 12 points in 4th quarter resulting in a blowout. Doc Rivers was able to be caught after the game and he had this to say,
"This shows us exactly where we stand with the elite teams. Our youth showed in this game because our guys got a little cocky if you well after being up at halftime in their place, but the Pacers have a lot of vets and never gave up and they showed us in the fourth. I'm interested to see how we bounce back from this loss."

Player of the Game:

Jermaine O' Neal

22 PTS, 13 REB, 4 BLK

Key Performers:

Boston

Paul Pierce

25 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST

Gary Payton

13 PTS, 4 REB

Indiana

Jamal Tinsley

21 PTS

Ron Artest

15 PTS, 7 REB, 2 AST

Next Game: @Philadelphia

ah, some pics really add to this.
i guess digital camera, but they would come out kinda crappy. i remember when i did a bobcats dynasty right when 05 came out, i took videos of it instead with the camera, and it came out pretty nicely, maybe try that too

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

Last edited by bbalboy on Fri Jan 07, 2005 3:36 am, edited 1 time in total.

Season Standings Through November 23rd

EAST

Atlantic Division
1. New Jersey (8-2)
2. New York (6-4) 2 GB
3. Toronto (7-5) 2 GB
4. Boston (5-4) 2.5 GB
5. Philadelphia (1-9) 7 GB

Central
1. Indiana (9-2)
2. Detroit (6-4) 2.5 GB
3. Chicago (3-6) 5 GB
4. Milwaukee (3-6) 5 GB
5. Cleveland (3-7) 5.5 GB

Southeast
1. Washington (6-4)
2. Orlando (5-4) .5 GB
3. Miami (5-7) 2 GB
4. Atlanta (2-8) 4 GB
5. Charlotte (2-8) 4 GB

WEST

Pacific
1. LA Lakers (8-4)
2. Phoenix (6-5) 1.5 GB
3. Sacramento (6-5) 1.5 GB
4. LA Clippers (5-6) 2.5 GB
5. Golden State (4-7) 3.5 GB

Northwest
1. Utah (7-4)
2. Denver (6-5) 1 GB
3. Seattle (6-6) 1.5 GB
4. Minnesota (5-5) 1.5 GB
5. Portland (4-6) 2.5 GB

Southwest
1. Dallas (9-3)
2. Memphis (7-4) 1.5 GB
3. San Antonio (6-5) 2.5 GB
4. New Orleans (4-6) 4 GB
5. Houston (5-8) 4.5 GB

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

Where's the 30th team?

Sorry still used to the 29 teams, left lonely Philly off the list at the bottom, good eye thanks! Sorry about that.

lol... do i feel sorry for them or what

Hahahaha I don't feel sorry for them, although I will be sorry if I lose to them coming up. Will have a recap by the end of the night, snowed in and got nothin else to do but play some Live. I better beat them beat them first game of the season!

Game Summary (Win 107-66)
After coming off a tough loss against Indiana the young Boston Celtics bounced back against the leagues worst team so far to get an easy win on the road 107-66. Everyone in this game contributed for the Celtics including their bench which included Al Jefferson getting his first ever double double in his young NBA career. Paul Pierce led all scorers in the game with 29 points. Al Jefferson was spoken to after the game and he had this to say,
"Hey this is a great win for our team first of all, we needed a big win as we haven't had one yet this year. I'm just happy to be helping this team along the way, the more time I get in the lineup the more I can produce for this team, I can only do what Doc wants me to."
This last tidbit from Jefferson seems very interesting, almost like he thinks he deserves more time. When Doc was asked about this he had this to say, " Big Al still has some things he needs to learn in the scheme of things, we have invested a lot of time and money in Raef and Mark, Al will get his chances, he's still only 19 years old and the sky is the limit for him."

Player of the Game:

Paul Pierce

29 PTS, 3 REB, 3 STL, 2 BLK

Key Performers:

Boston

Al Jefferson

19 MINS, 10 PTS, 11 REB, 5 BLK

Gary Payton

9 PTS, 5 REB, 9 AST, 5 STL

Philadelphia

Allen Iverson

22 PTS, 6 AST, 2 STL

Aaron McKie

11 PTS, 3 REB

Next game: Cleveland