Stop don't do that just ask bro, to be honest I don't have a roster updated for 2006 in the 2K4 game and to do one at this point where I'm at with the 2K7-8 rosters it would be nuts to start one, however DreadedSteeler has such a roster already posted and dated 07-02-2006, its "HOT" and the only updated roster for 2K4 that I know of and I've seen alot of them bro!
Thats what I'd be into for 2006 rosters updated for the 2K4 game all they'd need would be to move and update some personal, theres enough goin' on with then to use as a "Solid" base to get started and into that game using his rosters....here let me be of assistance bro and get you the "Hook up"!!!
If you haven't seen these the you don't know "JacK", just kiddin' but here they are just show em' a little love and they'll love you back but I think you've already been here before haven't you?
Updated 2K4 roster 6/2/06
That should get you started with at least a very solid foundation to base on at the least he really did an impressive job considering he used no editor and included most players with the disadvantage of no editor (Finn) and limited CAPs (We have a trick for that) but he does have a legit 2006 roster using the 2k4 game...its unique one of a kind and the only one I know to exist for 2K4 so grab it while its here and flying under the radar and to you other guys just check it out he really did a fine job.
Maybe if you ask him nicely he'd be willing to update them if he hasn't already after all he does edit rosters and he's probably going to update these if an interest is shown in them by you guys...who knows ask him.
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