SimWorld Presents: The LEAGUE 2K16 (100% Fictional XBOX ONE)

[Dreece]

Quote: Originally Posted by YogurtProducer

Sorry if this is posted somewhere already, and I know I'm getting a little ahead of myself but... Is the next version of The League (whether that be in 2k17,18,19 or whenever) going to be made to the season following this one or are you going to simulate a few years and make that roster? I don't know if I explained my questions well enough or not but for example will it be Blackshesrs 2nd year in The League or say, his 6th or something like that?

2ND year. The saga continues..

[YogurtProducer]

Okay so the Warriors signed Tripplet and Devon Blackshear OKAY.

[BlindSideNZ]

Quote: Originally Posted by YogurtProducer

Okay so the Warriors signed Tripplet and Devon Blackshear OKAY.

Haha this is the exact reason I prefer 30 team control

[Titans4lyfe]

That moment when you get a rude awakening from going to the regular sliders, to post ASG sliders, then to the post season sliders.

[TarHeelPhenom]

So after 8 games(all played), my Hornets are 3-5. We have been very inconsistent on the defensive end and at times rely too heavily on Aaiden to bail us out on offense. Our best player so far has been Jacoby Ross. He is averaging 19 and 11 with a 26.7 PER which is top 5 in the League so far. Black shear is 2nd among rookies in scoring at 20ppg. My bench is hit or miss...mostly miss so far. But, I did make some adjustments in our last game, a win over the Knicks that may lead to more positive results. One thing I noticed, and it may just be me...but when you leave AI Adjustments and POE on auto, it seems like personal defensive settings interfere. Yet when I left everything on auto , except Switch Guards Only and Post 3/4 Bottom, my AI teammates played better on D. Could be nothing at all but I'll see next game against the Bulls. I'm also getting a better idea of who plays best with my second unit and how we can still get buckets. We learning...but WE WILL get it together. P.S. AO Long is a bad boy...Had 24-17 for the Knicks on a sore ankle last game.

[CWSapp757]

For those of you that follow the League in detail, you know that each year of the game, our League progresses one year as it does in real life. With that comes roster changes so of course fans of the real NBA get excited about roster updates that include trades and transactions that have taken place before the trade deadline. After taking to the guys we felt like you fans of the League should not have to be excluded from that fun so here is what we are going to do for you. Below you are going to see results up to the midway point. Note that anytime you see me post with the heading “OFFICIAL LEAGUE UPDATE”, these posts are canon and will affect the OFFICIAL roster going forward. With that being said, we have standings, SOME of the transactions that have taken place (more will be coming), award leaders and some notes about what has taken place during the season. Pay attention because the team that you follow/play with may have made some major changes.

OFFICIAL LEAGUE UPDATE (PART 1)

Date: February 9th, 2016

2015 – 2016 Season SIgnings

• Pelicans sign Trey Tripplett to a 2 year deal/ $7.9M per year
• Thunder sign Emilio Livingston to a 1 year deal/ $1.56M per year
• Suns sign Malik Snyder to a 2 year deal/ $5.1M per year
• Magic sign Hakan Yilmaz to a 2 year deal/ $2.84M per year
• Magic sign Joshua Bodkin to a 2 year deal/ $2.84M per year
• Magic waive PG Devon Elliot
• 76ers sign Aaron Mitchell to a 1 year deal/ $1.6M per year
• Trail Blazers sign Cabri Coke to a 2 year deal/ $2M per year
• Bucks sign DaMarion James to a 1 year deal/ $900K per year
• Hawks sign Nevil Burns to a 1 year deal/ $1.5M per year
• Kings sign Quadir Morehead to 1 year deal/ $600K per year
• Mavericks sign Ryan Hardin to 1 year deal/ $1.04M per year
• Pacers sign Jeremiah McCown to 1 year deal/ $600K per year
• Hornets sign Cha’pelle Muckleroy to 1 year deal/ $600K per year
• Cavaliers sign PF Marquise McMillan to a 1 year deal/ $5M per year
• Suns sign SG Nature Minaj to a 1 year deal/ $2.2M per year
• Suns release PG Sergei Alenichev
• Thunder sign PG Thierry Silvestre to a 1 year deal/ $1.2M per year
• Thunder release SF Brian Pierce
• Thunder sign Iancu Paunescu to a 1 year deal / $1.2M per year


2015 – 2016 Season Trades

• Spurs trade Vergil Anderson to the Knicks for Damon Richardson, Glen Minor and a 2017 2nd round draft pick
• Detroit Pistons trade PF Markee Jones to New York Knicks for PG Terrance Young
• Bucks trade SF Shawn Wright, PF Kendall Latimore and 2nd round draft pick to Pelicans for PF Emmanuel Griffin
• Bulls trade SG John Fernandez, SF Byron Augustin and 2016 2nd Round draft pick to Cavaliers for SF Javonte McBurn, PF Juan Valentine and 2016 1st Round Pick
• Grizzlies trade SG Jeff Hill, PF Nejdet Taviloglu to the Raptors for C Luke Whitfield, PF Julian Hardaway and 2016 1st Round Pick
• Celtics trade SF Cameron Ramsey and 2016 2nd Round pick to Clippers for PG Antonio Cameron
• Hawks trade PG Zachary Grinnage and 2nd Round pick to Grizzlies for C Ian McNeal
• Kings trade Garry Bush and 2016 1st round draft pick to Pelicans for SF Dejuan Frazier
• Lakers trade PF Carl Holmes to Nuggets for SF Anton Urbanek
• Brooklyn Nets trade PG Reggie Rice to Trail Blazers for Javie Santana
• Pacers trade SG Almondo Galloway, PG Orville Hattesburg to Thunder for PG Shane Buchanan and SG Vladislav Dubrovskiy


East Standings

Brooklyn Nets (41-13)
Washington Wizards (34-17)
Cleveland Cavaliers (32 – 20)
Philadelphia 76ers (32 – 21)
Indiana Pacers (30 – 23)
Detroit Pistons (28 – 26)
Boston Celtics (27 – 28)
Milwaukee Bucks (25 -28)
Orlando Magic (23 – 39)
Charlotte Hornets (23 – 20)
New York Knicks (23 – 32)
Miami Heat (20 – 33)
Atlanta Hawks (20 – 35)
Toronto Raptors (14 – 38)
Chicago Bulls (11 – 41)

West Standings

Golden State Warriors (41- 10)
Los Angeles Lakers (36 – 19)
Utah Jazz (33 – 19)
Sacramento Kings (33 – 20)
New Orleans Pelicans (31 – 20)
Houston Rockets (32 – 22)
Phoenix Suns (30 - 23)
Minnesota Timberwolves (30 – 24)
Oklahoma City Thunder (28 – 25)
San Antonio Spurs (23 – 30)
Dallas Mavericks (23 – 32)
Portland Trail Blazers (22 - 31)
Denver Nuggets (22 – 32)
Memphis Grizzlies (21 – 32)
Los Angeles Clippers (9 – 44)


Award Races

Most Valuable Player Name Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
1st Ryan Stafford 18.9 6.3 10.8 2.9 2
2nd Marcus Domino 24.7 6.2 7.3 2 2.6
3rd Whakil Blackshear 25.3 9.7 7.5 1.5 2.2
4th Chris Bishop 27.7 7 8.2 2 1.5
5th Adam Cameron 24.3 6.6 6 1.2 1.8

Rookie of the Year
1st Aaiden Blackshear 18.5 6.5 6.4 1.7 1.2
2nd Chris Valentine 19.3 4.5 3.1 1 1.9
3rd Raymon Dawson 13.1 2.1 7.7 1.7 0.8
4th TaShawn Sullivan 12.1 1.1 9.2 1.9 0.3
5th Crash Thompson 12 6.8 2.9 0.3 1.3


Defensive POY
1st Ryan Stafford 18.9 6.3 10.8 2.9 2
2nd Zaire Mutumbo 13.9 2.9 9.6 3.1 1.5
3rd Marcus Domino 24.7 6.2 7.3 2 2.6
4th Whakil Blackshear 25.3 9.7 7.5 1.5 2.2
5th Montego Hennessy 19.2 1 13.4 2.8 0.2


Interesting Facts about the season up to this point
• Star Forward Brandon Lewis has missed almost 30 games this season in addition to PG J.R. Williams missing several games as well which have led to the unexpected struggles of the Spurs.
• For those wondering where Adam Cameron is on those award lists, he is healthy and well… .he is just being outperformed by his teammate Ryan Stafford who is looking like the MVP and making his case for yet another ratings boost for 2k17.
• Speaking of players outperforming their teammates… Marcus Domino is looking like the real MVP on the Lakers having a better overall statistical year than Cameron McKinney at this point.
• The Bulls have had no real injury issues this year… they just sucked a lot more than we expected.
• We have no idea what is going on with the Clippers. Both Ray Ray and Donovan Robinson have only missed a few games but they have yet to reach ten wins this season. The trade deadline has not passed and there are rumors swirling about both Francis and Robinson.
• Jeff Hill finally got his wish to get out Memphis but will he be able to share the basketball with Jerome Sims?
• His team maybe struggling but Tyrell Carrington is still scoring at a ridiculous rate averaging 28.3 points per game.
• In just his second year in the league, Glenn Lucas is leading the league in rebounding with 14.1 per game.

[darkwolf80]

Philly vs Las Vegas in Finals.



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[TarHeelPhenom]

It's A Family Affair


Aadien Blackshear is getting ready to face his brother Devon in his next game; and then next week he will square against arguably the best player in the League and his other brother Whakil. We asked him how it feels and what he expects when facing his siblings for the first time...

"Aw man its gonna be extra special. To be able to square off against your brothers in the League is crazy. We text each other to keep in touch and see how the other is doing. There has been some trash talking going on. I call Dee and old ____man and he's like im a show you old...watch what i do to your power forward and you better not even think about trying to guard me. With Whakil, kinda the same thing but my trash talk with him is a little less lol. Dont want to stir up the beast too much. It's gonna be exciting though no doubt."


And how did the rook fare against his older brother??? By posting his worst game of the season...5pts 6reb 4ast 2stl 5to on 2-12 shooting. Devon had 8pt 10reb on 3-9 shooting. Blazers beat Hornets.

Also looks as though Whakil will miss the matchup because he broke his toe and is out 2-4 weeks.