Mon May 14, 2007 10:15 pm
For all those who where wondering i will have a 2-3 day break and then start the playoffs and also if you have any suggestions please tell me thnx 
Tue May 15, 2007 2:29 am
Nice comeback
Tue May 15, 2007 6:03 am
Nice last win, wdh shaq in DET? Hm, nice team lol but how. Good Luk in the playoffs, Carmelo almost killed ya lol. DIRK4MVP!
Tue May 15, 2007 7:52 am
Hehehe, nice prediction, OT 117-1114, I wish some team would drop over 1000 once 
Tue May 15, 2007 8:57 am
24-5; would be 28-1 if you still played the game. Good luck in the playoffs; great dynasty!
Tue May 15, 2007 6:32 pm
Nice comeback
Thnx and by who, Pistons or nuggets
Nice last win, wdh shaq in DET? Hm, nice team lol but how. Good Luk in the playoffs, Carmelo almost killed ya lol. DIRK4MVP!
Thnx for the comment, geez i hope Dirk wins MVP, he was 2nd with two game two go thats all i know
and if you want to know when i got shaq just go to Pistons-Heat tradeHehehe, nice prediction, OT 117-1114, I wish some team would drop over 1000 once
Thnx if you have any tips on presentation please tell, i will fix up the prediction although it's pretty funny hahaha
24-5; would be 28-1 if you still played the game. Good luck in the playoffs; great dynasty!
Yeh just shows how much more realistic the gameplay change made my dynasty and i was happy with my season, now just two finish it off in the playoffs
Anyway thanx for the comments guys soz that i won't have a game up for a few agmes it's just i have Basketball and HW
Fri May 18, 2007 9:55 pm
Waiting for playoffs 
Sory about the icons cause of exciment of game time play-offs
Sory about the icons cause of exciment of game time play-offs
Sat May 19, 2007 1:54 pm
sorry i'm been soo busy and i don't care that you used so many emotions lol, althought today i'm hoping to play, recap and post 1 or 2 games
Sun May 20, 2007 5:41 am
Playoffs will be great... can't wait. Go Suns!
Sun May 20, 2007 12:32 pm
Yeh i'm trying my best to get a game up, but i'm struggling to find time i will try and get one up today
Sun May 20, 2007 12:56 pm
Well i was about to play my first game when i thought that it was going to take me forever to finish the playoffs because this is gradually getting more boring so my plan is to change the playoffs to 1-1-1-1 to make it almost as if it were 4 game 7's and this was also make it more dramatic
Sun May 20, 2007 1:16 pm
Yeah 1-1-1-1 is ok, cant wait for the 1st game.....
Wed May 23, 2007 8:23 pm
Well your idea doesn't sound very good to me, you see 7 game series are made to give chances to both teams, because sometimes you play bad, sometimes you play good...
Anyways, I'm pretty intrested in this, really want to see how you're gonna do, good luck!
Anyways, I'm pretty intrested in this, really want to see how you're gonna do, good luck!
Wed May 23, 2007 9:19 pm
K it seems i have a mixed ration of interest and i'm so sorry for how much time this is taking just i have a personal life. So i was wondering what should the playoff series be
A) 1-1-1-1
B) 3-3-3-3
C) 5-5-5-5
D) 7-7-7-7
Please tell em what you think because i don't want to start on the wrong one
A) 1-1-1-1
B) 3-3-3-3
C) 5-5-5-5
D) 7-7-7-7
Please tell em what you think because i don't want to start on the wrong one
Wed May 23, 2007 9:52 pm
D)
More intresting, more dramatic and more exciting... I've always done it, I've never regret it!
More intresting, more dramatic and more exciting... I've always done it, I've never regret it!
Thu May 24, 2007 6:13 pm
K sounds like your the only one that cares to date and i agree although there is one downside to it IMO, that the games will take much longer but if u guys are k with that then i am 2
Thu May 24, 2007 6:37 pm
dam 3pk u havent started ur playoffs yet, u finished ur season lyk a year ago
Thu May 24, 2007 7:41 pm
I pick B) 3-3-3-3
A 29 game season with 7-7-7-7 playoffs is just stupid IMO. 3-3-3-3 seems more realistic for a short season...
A 29 game season with 7-7-7-7 playoffs is just stupid IMO. 3-3-3-3 seems more realistic for a short season...
Thu May 24, 2007 7:52 pm
dam 3pk u havent started ur playoffs yet, u finished ur season lyk a year ago
Yeh i no i'm stacked with stuff to do but this weekend might present a good oppurtunity for me to get some games
I pick B) 3-3-3-3
A 29 game season with 7-7-7-7 playoffs is just stupid IMO. 3-3-3-3 seems more realistic for a short season...
Now it's a toss up i will need some more poeple because i plan to start tommorow or the day after
Fri May 25, 2007 11:33 am
I think you shud go with B) 3-3-3-3
Fri May 25, 2007 8:44 pm
Looks like 3-3-3-3 is the favourite sorry Pauser but majority rules i will look to play 1 game tommorow although i'm sorry for the lack but this weekend i won't b home coz i going to m8's
Sat May 26, 2007 9:48 am
Playoffs Game 1 Chicago @ Detroit
Preview:
The playoffs are finally underway for the east as they host the Bulls in what will be a big time game. Both teams will run the game at a frantic pace and look to get the upper hand on defence. A key for Detroit will be winning the match-ups inside and ripping down those tough boards against Wallace. Antpher key for Detroit will be to keep Gordon and Hinrich out of the land because they are so dangerous and must be stopped. Although many believe the deciding factor in the game will be the crowd so this must be taken advantage of by Detroit.
Detroit starting 5
C-
S. O’Neal
PF- D. Nowitzki
SF- R. Hamilton
SG- J. Williams
PG- C. Billups
Coach– Flip Saunders
Starting 5
C- B. Wallace
PF- P.J. Brown
SF- L. Deng
SG- B. Gordon
PG- K. Hinrich
Coach- S. Skiles
Williams And Nowitzki go Crazy!
Summary
1st Quarter As the tip went of the crowd erupted as Detroit got the first touch although they used the ball poorly and Chicago rampaged out to a 4-0 lead. Although already Flip was watching in disgust, calling a time-out immediately. Detroit then began to swell there way back into the game trailing by just one (7-6). Although once again the bulls to command scoring the next bucket of a steal; but Williams reasserted his position in the team tying it up at 9-9. From this Wallace began to become the X-Factor as he crashed the boards for his 4th rebound and 4th point. The Pistons then realised something had to be done and they began to play there common basketball as they excelled and tried to take command. Detroit continued to stay tight but they couldn’t find that extra step to either tie it up or take the lead. Then Chicago began to push the ball into the lanes and this worked beautifully as they constantly drew fouls on Detroit and were able to extend there lead to six. Although all this happened before ‘The X-Factor’, the crowd started working. This then sparked Detroit and the Playoffs were no fear for them as they accelerated and jumped a few gears going into overdrive and eventually taking a 27-23 lead. At this stage both teams decided they would try and go on a last minute burst and neither team really won as Detroit led 31-27.
2nd Quarter In the second half Ben Wallace continued to dominate as he led scoring and rebounding but this was all rendered useless as they had no answer for Mr. Big Shot (Chauncey Billups) as he extended the lead back out to 5. Then Detroit made two mental as Chicago forced turnovers, but poor offence denied them from making a difference on the scoreboard. The Pistons then cleared up there offence and looked to storm away but continuously the bulls made sure they didn’t ad then fixed up there offence to get within one (35-34). From this Detroit realised they needed control again and everyone out there hand up as they went out to a 5 point lead. Although gradually Chicago made a stand and after a few shots they drew within one. Flip demanded some effort from his players but they could do him no god as Chicago kept coming and coming. Then finally with just 1:30 to go the Pistons began to look for there big guys and they began to provide as blossomed with an inside-out game which took them to a 53-49 lead after trailing several times in the second quarter.
Players at the half
Detroit J. Williams 17 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal
Chicago B. Wallace 14 points, 7 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block
3rd Quarter After a strong first half from Detroit back-court (Billups, Williams) which included 26 points it was time there big men went to work. Dirk answered this call and they began to force the bulls out of the game through sheer effort and perseverance, they then combined this with great offence and took a 60-51 lead. Although Chicago began to make a minor push which took the crowd out of the game and saw them trail by just 5. Although the Pistons back-court continued it’s dominance as it got open three’s, open two’s and plenty of easy lay-ups. As a cause of there beautiful play they allowed only single teams on Dirk Nowitzki who scored the net few buckets and gave them a 67-57 lead. Detroit then became an erupting volcano as they controlled the game flow completely and led 74-61. The Bulls Defence which had been so good throughout the season continued to struggle and they had no answer for this five man Superstar Pistons team. Chicago then tried to make a late surge but this even was too tough of a task as Detroit once again blew up as they ensured the lead stayed in double-digits. Then if there was still doubt that the Pistons weren’t lucky Alonzo Mourning re-assured them, Dropping a half court Buzzer beating three to give Detroit a 87-73 lead.
4th Quarter Dirk then continued to play great basketball as he had done through the second quarter, he then became the leading scorer with 26. The game then felt over for The Bulls but the game was still well alive for Detroit as everyone got involved from Turkoglu-Nowitzki-Mourning and then to B.B Carpenter for the three. Then Chicago realised something had to be done and even if they didn’t bring the scoreboard back they had to take some momentum into next game or at least give 110%. But even 110% effort but the bulls couldn’t match Detroit intensity and Desire as they jumped out to a 104-90 lead. Both teams then began to play out Garbage time, although Detroit bench took this as Valuable game time and wanted to make a difference. The pistons kept Dirk Nowitzki in the game and he continued to dominate playing an outstanding game to date. Chicago then began to play hack-a-Nowitzki although this did nothing but heat him and his team up as they continued to roll and had a 94-117 lead. From this Detroit just continued to run it in there face as of such as P.J Brown got fouled out and Detroit won big, 122-100.
Quarter By Quarter Score line
1st Quarter Detroit lead 31-27
2nd Quarter Detroit lead 53-49
3rd Quarter Detroit lead 87-73
4th Quarter Detroit win
surprise of the game
The Surprise of the game was Detroit 150% all the time effort as they never let down pressure on either end and did everything possible. This was so great also because they had come of a long season and everyone thought that they could be vulnerable after there poor late season form.
3PK’s Game breaker:
Dirk Nowitzki Dirk was certainly the game-breaker as he scored 31 second half points and basically spilt the two teams apart, he finished with 44 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 blocks and 2 steals.
Notable performers
Jason Williams 21 points, 2 steals, 2 rebounds and 2 assists
Ben Wallace 17 points, 11 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 blocks and 3 steals
Chauncey Billups 14 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 steals
Player Of The Game Dirk Nowitzki 44 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 blocks and 2 steals.
Statistic Leaders
Points Nowitzki 44, Williams 21
Rebounds Wallace 11, Nowitzki 4, Hamilton 4
Assists Billups 7, Hinrich 7
Blocks Wallace 4, Nowitzki 3
Steals Billups 5, Wallace 3, B.B Carpenter 3, Hamilton 3
Shooting percentage
Detroit:arrow: 55%
Chicago 57%
3-pt shooting percentage
Detroit 50%
Chicago 33%
Bench points
Detroit 21
Chicago 27
I will try and play another game today although it is very time consuming so i might not be able to, anyway if you wnat to see other results check out first post
Preview:
The playoffs are finally underway for the east as they host the Bulls in what will be a big time game. Both teams will run the game at a frantic pace and look to get the upper hand on defence. A key for Detroit will be winning the match-ups inside and ripping down those tough boards against Wallace. Antpher key for Detroit will be to keep Gordon and Hinrich out of the land because they are so dangerous and must be stopped. Although many believe the deciding factor in the game will be the crowd so this must be taken advantage of by Detroit.
Detroit starting 5
C-
S. O’Neal
PF-
D. Nowitzki
SF-
R. Hamilton
SG-
J. Williams
PG-
C. Billups
Coach–
Flip Saunders
Starting 5
C-
B. Wallace
PF-
P.J. Brown
SF-
L. Deng
SG-
B. Gordon
PG-
K. Hinrich
Coach-
S. Skiles
Williams And Nowitzki go Crazy!
Summary
1st Quarter As the tip went of the crowd erupted as Detroit got the first touch although they used the ball poorly and Chicago rampaged out to a 4-0 lead. Although already Flip was watching in disgust, calling a time-out immediately. Detroit then began to swell there way back into the game trailing by just one (7-6). Although once again the bulls to command scoring the next bucket of a steal; but Williams reasserted his position in the team tying it up at 9-9. From this Wallace began to become the X-Factor as he crashed the boards for his 4th rebound and 4th point. The Pistons then realised something had to be done and they began to play there common basketball as they excelled and tried to take command. Detroit continued to stay tight but they couldn’t find that extra step to either tie it up or take the lead. Then Chicago began to push the ball into the lanes and this worked beautifully as they constantly drew fouls on Detroit and were able to extend there lead to six. Although all this happened before ‘The X-Factor’, the crowd started working. This then sparked Detroit and the Playoffs were no fear for them as they accelerated and jumped a few gears going into overdrive and eventually taking a 27-23 lead. At this stage both teams decided they would try and go on a last minute burst and neither team really won as Detroit led 31-27.
2nd Quarter In the second half Ben Wallace continued to dominate as he led scoring and rebounding but this was all rendered useless as they had no answer for Mr. Big Shot (Chauncey Billups) as he extended the lead back out to 5. Then Detroit made two mental as Chicago forced turnovers, but poor offence denied them from making a difference on the scoreboard. The Pistons then cleared up there offence and looked to storm away but continuously the bulls made sure they didn’t ad then fixed up there offence to get within one (35-34). From this Detroit realised they needed control again and everyone out there hand up as they went out to a 5 point lead. Although gradually Chicago made a stand and after a few shots they drew within one. Flip demanded some effort from his players but they could do him no god as Chicago kept coming and coming. Then finally with just 1:30 to go the Pistons began to look for there big guys and they began to provide as blossomed with an inside-out game which took them to a 53-49 lead after trailing several times in the second quarter.
Players at the half
Detroit
J. Williams 17 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal
Chicago
B. Wallace 14 points, 7 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block
3rd Quarter After a strong first half from Detroit back-court (Billups, Williams) which included 26 points it was time there big men went to work. Dirk answered this call and they began to force the bulls out of the game through sheer effort and perseverance, they then combined this with great offence and took a 60-51 lead. Although Chicago began to make a minor push which took the crowd out of the game and saw them trail by just 5. Although the Pistons back-court continued it’s dominance as it got open three’s, open two’s and plenty of easy lay-ups. As a cause of there beautiful play they allowed only single teams on Dirk Nowitzki who scored the net few buckets and gave them a 67-57 lead. Detroit then became an erupting volcano as they controlled the game flow completely and led 74-61. The Bulls Defence which had been so good throughout the season continued to struggle and they had no answer for this five man Superstar Pistons team. Chicago then tried to make a late surge but this even was too tough of a task as Detroit once again blew up as they ensured the lead stayed in double-digits. Then if there was still doubt that the Pistons weren’t lucky Alonzo Mourning re-assured them, Dropping a half court Buzzer beating three to give Detroit a 87-73 lead.
4th Quarter Dirk then continued to play great basketball as he had done through the second quarter, he then became the leading scorer with 26. The game then felt over for The Bulls but the game was still well alive for Detroit as everyone got involved from Turkoglu-Nowitzki-Mourning and then to B.B Carpenter for the three. Then Chicago realised something had to be done and even if they didn’t bring the scoreboard back they had to take some momentum into next game or at least give 110%. But even 110% effort but the bulls couldn’t match Detroit intensity and Desire as they jumped out to a 104-90 lead. Both teams then began to play out Garbage time, although Detroit bench took this as Valuable game time and wanted to make a difference. The pistons kept Dirk Nowitzki in the game and he continued to dominate playing an outstanding game to date. Chicago then began to play hack-a-Nowitzki although this did nothing but heat him and his team up as they continued to roll and had a 94-117 lead. From this Detroit just continued to run it in there face as of such as P.J Brown got fouled out and Detroit won big, 122-100.
Quarter By Quarter Score line
1st Quarter
Detroit lead 31-27
2nd Quarter
Detroit lead 53-49
3rd Quarter
Detroit lead 87-73
4th Quarter
Detroit win
surprise of the game
The Surprise of the game was Detroit 150% all the time effort as they never let down pressure on either end and did everything possible. This was so great also because they had come of a long season and everyone thought that they could be vulnerable after there poor late season form.
3PK’s Game breaker:
Dirk Nowitzki
Dirk was certainly the game-breaker as he scored 31 second half points and basically spilt the two teams apart, he finished with 44 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 blocks and 2 steals.
Notable performers
Jason Williams 21 points, 2 steals, 2 rebounds and 2 assists
Ben Wallace 17 points, 11 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 blocks and 3 steals
Chauncey Billups 14 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 steals
Player Of The Game
Dirk Nowitzki 44 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 blocks and 2 steals.
Statistic Leaders
Points
Nowitzki 44, Williams 21
Rebounds
Wallace 11, Nowitzki 4, Hamilton 4
Assists
Billups 7, Hinrich 7
Blocks
Wallace 4, Nowitzki 3
Steals
Billups 5, Wallace 3, B.B Carpenter 3, Hamilton 3
Shooting percentage
Detroit:arrow: 55%
Chicago
57%
3-pt shooting percentage
Detroit
50%
Chicago
33%
Bench points
Detroit
21
Chicago
27
I will try and play another game today although it is very time consuming so i might not be able to, anyway if you wnat to see other results check out first post
Sat May 26, 2007 10:14 am
Nice win! Only 1 more and you will be in the second round
Nowitzki is still dominating! I am glad that this dynasty is still going, although I am not expecting a second season from you....
Nowitzki is still dominating! I am glad that this dynasty is still going, although I am not expecting a second season from you....
Sat May 26, 2007 10:18 am
Nice win! Only 1 more and you will be in the second round
Nowitzki is still dominating! I am glad that this dynasty is still going, although I am not expecting a second season from you....
Don't count it out yet if i have support and i have time i will definately do a second season because i still get enjoyment it's just time and when the holidays come i will definately be able to play, but for the moment the focus is on the playoffs and i'm really happy how the team came together as one and player so superbly, BTW thnx for the comment
Sat May 26, 2007 12:43 pm
nice win,. u lead in all quarters i say u sweep lol, but nice to see Norwitski still consistant, he'll definatly get MVP + Finals if u ge tthat far. Great Dynasty Keep it up.