Fri May 13, 2005 11:40 am
damn i dont know how to make a player portrait or even a cyberface:
but if you like you can just put in an asian guy in there.......
here's my info: paul r. aragones
may 1980
(yes it is near isn't it)
i play shooting guard in real life i'm only 5'9" so pls make me a round 6'1'
my number is 0.....the player that resembles me most could be mashburn or ray allen.....you know were to draw my skills from those two.......
thanks for your time
but if you like you can just put in an asian guy in there.......
here's my info: paul r. aragones
may 1980
(yes it is near isn't it)
i play shooting guard in real life i'm only 5'9" so pls make me a round 6'1'
my number is 0.....the player that resembles me most could be mashburn or ray allen.....you know were to draw my skills from those two.......
thanks for your time
Fri May 13, 2005 9:42 pm
am I the only one who noticed the 21 point, 12 rebound outburst by Mr. White?!? 
I'm calling for Luke's head on a chopping block
Mr. White appears ready to step in 
I'm calling for Luke's head on a chopping block
Mr. White appears ready to step in
Fri May 13, 2005 9:53 pm
damn i dont know how to make a player portrait or even a cyberface:
Post a good straight up pic of you ( with your lips closed ) and a headshape suggestion in the Patch requests sections and ask for someone to make you a CF and portrait...
am I the only one who noticed the 21 point, 12 rebound outburst by Mr. White?!?
Mr. White is far better as a PF than a SF... Storm is still the starter when he returns from injury, though...
Fri May 13, 2005 10:16 pm
okay, didn't even notice that Storm was out 
Fri May 13, 2005 10:24 pm
That's why you should read "The Aftermath" as well. I put every extra info in there...
Fri May 13, 2005 10:35 pm
yep, I've got a habit of skipping through posts fast so I can check numerous dynasties....my bad 
Fri May 13, 2005 11:29 pm
JANUARY 28, 2005
THE GAME: GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS
Jason Richardson scored 6 out of his team’s 11 first points in the game, leading on offense and making the difference in the early stretches of the game. It wasn’t long before Seattle picked up the pace and evened up the game , though, with Ray Allen bombing away from the perimeter. The quarter ended 27 – 27. In the second period, J-Rich kept on putting the ball in the basket, all the while Luke Walton was providing his regular spark off the bench. Baron Davis dominated young and inexperienced Luke Ridnour at the point, controlling the game tempo and putting the Warriors in the driver’s seat for the remainder of the half. After 24 minutes, the score was 64 – 46 for Golden State.
J-Rich was doing his job as a starter, and Luke Walton his own as a sixth man, leading the warriors to a big half-time lead…
The third quarter started as the second one ended, with the home team totally in control. Baron Davis was still steering the ship faultlessly, up to a point around the 9th minute when he was fouled out on a checking charge. Without their leader, Golden State seem to falter, but only momentarily, since there was only Rashard Lewis fighting for the Sonics, ending the quarter 87 – 69. The 4th and final period of this contest saw Luke Walton start at SF, and actually managing to contain 6’ 10” Lewis on defense, all the while he was scoring drives and follow ups on the offensive end. Even with BD absent, the Warriors never lost control of the tempo, with JR Bremer doing a fine job replacing the team’s main star. Adding to that a three point fest near the end to thwart a late comeback attempt spearheaded by Ray Allen, Golden State defeated Seattle easily, 114 – 98.
Rashard Lewis was trying, but ray Allen and the rest of the Sonics team was way below par throughout the second half, while Barton Davis’ absence in the 4th was not felt…
POG: LUKE WALTON 21pts – 8rebs – 5ast
GS BOXSCORE:
GAME OF THE DAY:
HOUSTON 110 - SACRAMENTO 106 (Tracy McGrady 23pts – 10rebs – 6ast)
THE GAME: GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS vs. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS
Jason Richardson scored 6 out of his team’s 11 first points in the game, leading on offense and making the difference in the early stretches of the game. It wasn’t long before Seattle picked up the pace and evened up the game , though, with Ray Allen bombing away from the perimeter. The quarter ended 27 – 27. In the second period, J-Rich kept on putting the ball in the basket, all the while Luke Walton was providing his regular spark off the bench. Baron Davis dominated young and inexperienced Luke Ridnour at the point, controlling the game tempo and putting the Warriors in the driver’s seat for the remainder of the half. After 24 minutes, the score was 64 – 46 for Golden State.
J-Rich was doing his job as a starter, and Luke Walton his own as a sixth man, leading the warriors to a big half-time lead…
The third quarter started as the second one ended, with the home team totally in control. Baron Davis was still steering the ship faultlessly, up to a point around the 9th minute when he was fouled out on a checking charge. Without their leader, Golden State seem to falter, but only momentarily, since there was only Rashard Lewis fighting for the Sonics, ending the quarter 87 – 69. The 4th and final period of this contest saw Luke Walton start at SF, and actually managing to contain 6’ 10” Lewis on defense, all the while he was scoring drives and follow ups on the offensive end. Even with BD absent, the Warriors never lost control of the tempo, with JR Bremer doing a fine job replacing the team’s main star. Adding to that a three point fest near the end to thwart a late comeback attempt spearheaded by Ray Allen, Golden State defeated Seattle easily, 114 – 98.
Rashard Lewis was trying, but ray Allen and the rest of the Sonics team was way below par throughout the second half, while Barton Davis’ absence in the 4th was not felt…
POG: LUKE WALTON 21pts – 8rebs – 5ast
GS BOXSCORE:
GAME OF THE DAY:
HOUSTON 110 - SACRAMENTO 106 (Tracy McGrady 23pts – 10rebs – 6ast)
Sat May 14, 2005 12:12 am
Nica game from the bench for Kapono 
Sat May 14, 2005 12:19 am
you shouldn't have started White put Swift back in there....the experiment has failed 
put Swift back in there....the experiment has failed
Sat May 14, 2005 12:22 am
Nica game from the bench for Kapono
3 out of 3 from afar... he's streaky but when he gets hot there's no stopping him... plus he's calm under pressure, can hit the buzzer-beater
you shouldn't have started White put Swift back in there....the experiment has failed
Stro was still recovering from injury... I wanted to ease him back in...
Sat May 14, 2005 3:41 pm
Great dynasty. Especially the recaps, I'm looking forward to reading them. I got one suggestion though, I'd look into trade Dunleavy. Walton seems to be doing fine, maybe look into giving Mike up for a draft pick, such as the Hawks or someone. It all depends on the draft depth, and who is near the top of you draft board. Anyways, just my two cents.
Sat May 14, 2005 4:37 pm
Fld Mrsl. DWeaver99027 wrote:Aww.. that's too bad the Nets got blown out.
Tell me you don't like the Nets... aren't they the Knicks' local rivals... unlesss that was irony...
Nah, I like the Nets. Unless they're playing the Knicks..
Good win vs. the Sonics. They have a record similar to yours.
Sat May 14, 2005 4:48 pm
Great dynasty. Especially the recaps, I'm looking forward to reading them
Thanks friend, glad you like it...
I got one suggestion though, I'd look into trade Dunleavy. Walton seems to be doing fine, maybe look into giving Mike up for a draft pick, such as the Hawks or someone. It all depends on the draft depth, and who is near the top of you draft board. Anyways, just my two cents.
I agree with those two cents...
Draft depth is very strong but it doesn't really matter as I am now putting in the real 05 rookie class in the dyansty... I'll see how things go and scout for any teams willing to give up picks... Dunleavy is definiyely on the trade block...Good win vs. the Sonics. They have a record similar to yours.
Yup, now sitting 7th in the West and rising...
Sun May 15, 2005 2:58 am
looks like your on winning ways right now.....
hope you go up or stay in your playoff position.
hope you go up or stay in your playoff position.
Sun May 15, 2005 4:28 am
looks like your on winning ways right now.....
hope you go up or stay in your playoff position.
If we keep on playing like this, we might end up winning the Pacific division, as it's pretty tight right now...
Sun May 15, 2005 8:44 pm
Coming Up: Golden State visits Staples Center once more, this time to face the Clippers. The two perennially underachieving and playoff-less teams of the Western conference are currently sitting in playoff seeds and are looking stronger than they ever had in the last years. This is the final game of the season series, with the Clips leading 2-1. How will Mike Dunleavy fare against his father's team? Will the backcourt explosive duo of Davis and Richardson take charge once more? Or will Elton Brand's All-Star performances prove too much for the Warriors' weak interior defense? Stay tuned, and find out...
Mon May 16, 2005 1:01 pm
another question will mike JR. flunk the game because his pops will give him and ol' beatin if he doesn't do so....? or will he take no heed and give his old man no respect.....this is going to be super interesting indeed.
Mon May 16, 2005 9:50 pm
another question will mike JR. flunk the game because his pops will give him and ol' beatin if he doesn't do so....? or will he take no heed and give his old man no respect.....this is going to be super interesting indeed.
He's a grown man and a pro, he'll do juuuuusssttt fine...
Tue May 17, 2005 4:41 pm
JANUARY 29, 2005
THE GAME: LA CLIPPERS vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
The Warriors went into this game hot from the field, with Mike Dunleavy Jr. coming off the bench and proceeding to torch his father’s patience and poise, with long bomb after long bomb early on. Mike Jr. had 13 points in the first quarter, and Mike Sr. had 3 timeouts in the 1st quarter… which ended 16 – 22. The Clips surged back in the second, led by an inspiring Elton Brand who was dominating the paing against Murphy. Baron Davis finished the half with 6 points, 5assists and 2 steals, and along with Andris Biedrins’ contribution of 6 points, helped Golden State stay in touch at half-time,49 – 45.
The second half saw the two teams taking turns in having scoring runs. First the Clips made it 59 – 46 led by Chris Kaman and his 10 points, and then the warriors came back with a 4- 18 run of their own to make it 67 – 66 at the end of the third. The fourth and final quarter was all Warriors, and Baron Davis in specific. The UCLA alumnus racked assist after assist, jumper after jumper, and helped the visitors mount a charge that gave them the victory, 89 – 101.
J-Rich gave Golden State fans and staff a scare late in the third, suffering a back injury, but it turned oiut to be nothing important. Baron Davis’ leadership during the final stretches was imperative for the Warriors’ victory…
POG: BARON DAVIS 23pts – 12ast – 6stl – 3rebs
GAME OF THE DAY:
MEMPHIS 120 - ATLANTA 116 (Pau Gasol 32pts – 8rebs – 8ast – 3blk)
JANUARY 30, 2005
GAME OF THE DAY:
MINNESOTA 94 - SACRAMENTO 85 (Kevin Garnett 24pts – 14rebs – 3stl – 2blk)
JANUARY 31, 2005
GAME OF THE DAY:
BOSTON 102 – HOUSTON 110 (Yao Ming 31pts – 6rebs – 4ast – 3stl – 2blk)
THE GAME: LA CLIPPERS vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
The Warriors went into this game hot from the field, with Mike Dunleavy Jr. coming off the bench and proceeding to torch his father’s patience and poise, with long bomb after long bomb early on. Mike Jr. had 13 points in the first quarter, and Mike Sr. had 3 timeouts in the 1st quarter… which ended 16 – 22. The Clips surged back in the second, led by an inspiring Elton Brand who was dominating the paing against Murphy. Baron Davis finished the half with 6 points, 5assists and 2 steals, and along with Andris Biedrins’ contribution of 6 points, helped Golden State stay in touch at half-time,49 – 45.
The second half saw the two teams taking turns in having scoring runs. First the Clips made it 59 – 46 led by Chris Kaman and his 10 points, and then the warriors came back with a 4- 18 run of their own to make it 67 – 66 at the end of the third. The fourth and final quarter was all Warriors, and Baron Davis in specific. The UCLA alumnus racked assist after assist, jumper after jumper, and helped the visitors mount a charge that gave them the victory, 89 – 101.
J-Rich gave Golden State fans and staff a scare late in the third, suffering a back injury, but it turned oiut to be nothing important. Baron Davis’ leadership during the final stretches was imperative for the Warriors’ victory…
POG: BARON DAVIS 23pts – 12ast – 6stl – 3rebs
GAME OF THE DAY:
MEMPHIS 120 - ATLANTA 116 (Pau Gasol 32pts – 8rebs – 8ast – 3blk)
JANUARY 30, 2005
GAME OF THE DAY:
MINNESOTA 94 - SACRAMENTO 85 (Kevin Garnett 24pts – 14rebs – 3stl – 2blk)
JANUARY 31, 2005
GAME OF THE DAY:
BOSTON 102 – HOUSTON 110 (Yao Ming 31pts – 6rebs – 4ast – 3stl – 2blk)
Tue May 17, 2005 4:49 pm
YAO DID A 31 points game but grab a measly 6 reb....shacks that aint right
anyways good thing j.rich never got anything bad going to his back....the only guy i knew that have his lower back insured is B.davis great game DW
anyways good thing j.rich never got anything bad going to his back....the only guy i knew that have his lower back insured is B.davis
great game DW
Tue May 17, 2005 10:05 pm
great game DW
And the run continues... 13 - 1 in the last 14 games...
Tue May 17, 2005 10:09 pm
That woulda been crushing to lose J-Rich!
Wed May 18, 2005 10:46 pm
another nice win....the Run DMC days are being re-kindled right under our noses
Tue May 31, 2005 12:47 pm
...from the Annals of the 2005 Birdie Project: (info)
DWeaver99027's Warriors 2004-05 3-quarter season Birdie Breakdown:
Although Davis and Richardson have been putting solid performances thus far, Troy Murphy appears to be all over the court and takes Team MVP honors with him- flying in with a weighted Birdie score of 19.05- and his 'reversible' Live Card is now enabled.
Not too shabby for the first go 'round:
This Dynasty instance is currently ranked #22 on the Official 2005 Birdie Board
Complete 'Birdie Breakdown' coverage AND to see Murphy's ' reversible' Live Card click here.
DWeaver99027: Hey I still need to get you on the Livedynasty map! Can you reply here with your City/Town, State/Province and Country? Thanks again for your contributions and let me know when you finish up the season too!
DWeaver99027's Warriors 2004-05 3-quarter season Birdie Breakdown:
Although Davis and Richardson have been putting solid performances thus far, Troy Murphy appears to be all over the court and takes Team MVP honors with him- flying in with a weighted Birdie score of 19.05- and his 'reversible' Live Card is now enabled.
Not too shabby for the first go 'round:
This Dynasty instance is currently ranked #22 on the Official 2005 Birdie Board
Complete 'Birdie Breakdown' coverage AND to see Murphy's ' reversible' Live Card click here.
DWeaver99027: Hey I still need to get you on the Livedynasty map! Can you reply here with your City/Town, State/Province and Country? Thanks again for your contributions and let me know when you finish up the season too!
Tue May 31, 2005 1:04 pm
Aha, from prior posts I've made the assumption that you live in Greece ...so now I just need to know City and Province/State! Thanks man!
...so now I just need to know City and Province/State! Thanks man!