Official NBA2K13 Association Thread

[cgalligan]

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@Bmott - very nice man. I love the layout... I'll be "borrowing" that for my Cavaliers Association

Keep up the great work.

[Noles4ever]

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N4E's Washington Wizards Year 1 Off-Season Recap

[b]Wizards Player/Team Options

Trevor Ariza - Accepted (P)
Emeka Okafor - Accepted (P)

Wizards Draft

#01. Anthony Bennett (UNLV)
#02. Jamaal Franklin (San Diego St)

1st Round Draft

#01. Magic : Marcus Smart (PG - Oklahoma St)
#02. Timberwolves : Ben McLemore (SG - Kansas)
#03. Bobcats : Shabazz Muhammad (SG - UCLA)
#04. Suns : Nerlens Noel (C - Kentucky)
#05. Wizards : Anthony Bennett (PF - UNLV)
#06. Hornets : Le'Bryan Nash (SF - Oklahoma St)
#07. Cavaliers : Otto Porter (SF - Georgetown)
#08. Kings : Michael Carter-Williams (PG - Syracuse)
#09. Trail Blazers : Cody Zeller (C - Indiana)
#10. Mavericks : Isaiah Austin (PF - Baylor)
#11. Pistons : Victo Oladipo (SG - Indiana)
#12. Thunder F/ TOR : Alex Len (C - Maryland)
#13. 76ers : Archie Goodwin (SG - Kentucky)
#14. Lakers : Alex Poythess (SF - Kentucky)
#15. Celtics :Myck Kabongo (PG - Texas)
#16. Hawks : James Michael McAdoo (PF - North Carolina)
#17. Bucks : Trey Burke (PG - Michigan)
#18. Pacers : Isaiah Canaan (PG - Murray St)
#19. Bulls : C.J. McCollum (SG - Lehigh)
#20. Jazz F/ GS : Tony Mitchell (SF - North Texas)
#21. Hawks F/ HOU : Dario Saric (SF - Croatia)
#22. Knicks : Rudy Gobert (PF - France)
#23. Nets : Mason Plumlee (PF - Duke)
#24. Jazz : Lorenzo Brown (PG - North Carolina St)
#25. Timberwolves F/ MEM : Kelly Olynyk (C - Gonzaga)
#26. Nuggets : Sergey Karasev (SG - Russia)
#27. Clippers : Ande Roberson (SF - Colorado)
#28. Spurs : Jeff Withey (C - Kansas)
#29. Thunder : Nate Wolters (PG - South Dakota St)
#30. Cavaliers F/ Heat : Lucas Nogueira (C - Brazil)

Head Coach Changes :

Kings : Darrel Willis / Keith Smart
Suns : Terrence Hudson / Alvin Gentry

Notable Free-Agent moves

Sixers - Nikola Pekovic (40.01M / 4 Yrs)
Bucks - Ronnie Brewer (14.86M / 3 Yrs)
Cavaliers - Rodney Stuckey (16.80M / 3 Yrs)
Hawks - Josh Smith (56.13M / 5 Yrs)
Hawks - Andrew Bynum (52.51M / 3 Yrs)
Heat - Tony Allen (3.54M / 2 Yrs)
Kings - Al-Farouq Aminu (18.50M / 3 Yrs)
Knicks - Metta World Peace (1.65M / 1 Yr)
Mavericks - Dwight Howard (80.02M / 4 Yrs)
Nuggets - J.J. Reddick (15.11M / 3 Yrs)
Rockets - Brandon Jennings (55.00M / 4 Yrs)
Spurs - Andre Iguodala (40.05M / 4 Yrs)
Suns - Paul Millsap (40.18M / 4 Yrs)
Trail Blazers - Tyreke Evans (22.57M / 3 Yrs)
Wizards - Nolan Smith (4.01M / 2 Yrs)

[Nox_Caelum]

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N4E's Washington Wizards Year 1 Off-Season Recap

[b]Wizards Player/Team Options

Trevor Ariza - Accepted (P)
Emeka Okafor - Accepted (P)

Wizards Draft

#01. Anthony Bennett (UNLV)
#02. Jamaal Franklin (San Diego St)

1st Round Draft

#01. Magic : Marcus Smart (PG - Oklahoma St)
#02. Timberwolves : Ben McLemore (SG - Kansas)
#03. Bobcats : Shabazz Muhammad (SG - UCLA)
#04. Suns : Nerlens Noel (C - Kentucky)
#05. Wizards : Anthony Bennett (PF - UNLV)
#06. Hornets : Le'Bryan Nash (SF - Oklahoma St)
#07. Cavaliers : Otto Porter (SF - Georgetown)
#08. Kings : Michael Carter-Williams (PG - Syracuse)
#09. Trail Blazers : Cody Zeller (C - Indiana)
#10. Mavericks : Isaiah Austin (PF - Baylor)
#11. Pistons : Victo Oladipo (SG - Indiana)
#12. Thunder F/ TOR : Alex Len (C - Maryland)
#13. 76ers : Archie Goodwin (SG - Kentucky)
#14. Lakers : Alex Poythess (SF - Kentucky)
#15. Celtics :Myck Kabongo (PG - Texas)
#16. Hawks : James Michael McAdoo (PF - North Carolina)
#17. Bucks : Trey Burke (PG - Michigan)
#18. Pacers : Isaiah Canaan (PG - Murray St)
#19. Bulls : C.J. McCollum (SG - Lehigh)
#20. Jazz F/ GS : Tony Mitchell (SF - North Texas)
#21. Hawks F/ HOU : Dario Saric (SF - Croatia)
#22. Knicks : Rudy Gobert (PF - France)
#23. Nets : Mason Plumlee (PF - Duke)
#24. Jazz : Lorenzo Brown (PG - North Carolina St)
#25. Timberwolves F/ MEM : Kelly Olynyk (C - Gonzaga)
#26. Nuggets : Sergey Karasev (SG - Russia)
#27. Clippers : Ande Roberson (SF - Colorado)
#28. Spurs : Jeff Withey (C - Kansas)
#29. Thunder : Nate Wolters (PG - South Dakota St)
#30. Cavaliers F/ Heat : Lucas Nogueira (C - Brazil)

Head Coach Changes :

Kings : Darrel Willis / Keith Smart
Suns : Terrence Hudson / Alvin Gentry

Notable Free-Agent moves

Sixers - Nikola Pekovic (40.01M / 4 Yrs)
Bucks - Ronnie Brewer (14.86M / 3 Yrs)
Cavaliers - Rodney Stuckey (16.80M / 3 Yrs)
Hawks - Josh Smith (56.13M / 5 Yrs)
Hawks - Andrew Bynum (52.51M / 3 Yrs)
Heat - Tony Allen (3.54M / 2 Yrs)
Kings - Al-Farouq Aminu (18.50M / 3 Yrs)
Knicks - Metta World Peace (1.65M / 1 Yr)
Mavericks - Dwight Howard (80.02M / 4 Yrs)
Nuggets - J.J. Reddick (15.11M / 3 Yrs)
Rockets - Brandon Jennings (55.00M / 4 Yrs)
Spurs - Andre Iguodala (40.05M / 4 Yrs)
Suns - Paul Millsap (40.18M / 4 Yrs)
Trail Blazers - Tyreke Evans (22.57M / 3 Yrs)
Wizards - Nolan Smith (4.01M / 2 Yrs)

So Smith, Bynum and Horford are all on the same team ?
Also what draft class did you use?

[timbeau0805]

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Beat the Nuggets in 5 to win the NBA Championship in year 1 of my Bulls Association. I'm 3 games into my second season, but I haven't played in a while. I've actually been thinking about starting up a new Association, I'm just not sure which team to use. Maybe my Pistons.

[Nox_Caelum]

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The Playoff Conference Finals are here, pitting the 4th seeded Denver Nuggets against the 8th seeded Jazz in the West, and in the East, the 1st seed Milwaukee Bucks against the 4th seeded Miami Heat

Utah Jazz

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Out West, the lowly Jazz have swept their way straight through to the Conference finals after taking the Spurs lead by Dwight Howard, and Anthony Davis & Eric Gordon's Hornets without dropping a game. Danilo Gallinari took control averaging 20+ Pts, 7 Reb and 5 assists throughout the Spurs series. Most Improved Player Of The Year winner Gordon Hayward along with Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson lead the Jazz past the Hornets and will hope to continue their form against Denver.

Denver Nuggets

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Kenneth Faried and Javale McGee turned up for the Nuggets in their 1st round matchup against Memphis to neutralize and dominate both Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol allowing Andre Iguodala to pitch in the remaining effort for the Nuggets in the 1st round. Javale McGee made a bid to proove he's more than just the goofy bigman who guarantees us at least one boneheaded move a game, and to cement himself as one of the best centers on the league leading the Nuggets through their 2nd Round series with James Harden's Rockets, averaging 20+ Pts and 12 Reb throughout with a few blocks on the side, Ty Lawson also averaged a cool double-double throughout proving too much for Lin averaging 12 Pts and 14 Ast. The Nuggets will hope McGee can continue his run of form and lead the team against the Jazz's formidable and solid froncourt of Millsap and Jefferson, with Favours and Kanter waiting on the sidelines, McGee might have his hands full this series so expect help from Faried, Wilson Chandler and Ekpe Udoh or the Jazz may prove too much to handle.

Milwaukee Bucks:

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The Milwaukee Bucks will be facing the challenge of holding the Miami Heat's stars just long enough to get a lead on hold against the formidable duo of LeBron and Wade. Adonis Thomas and Bradley Beal went "Ham" against the Wizards, with Thomas' 30 Pts and 8 Reb averages combined with Beal's 25Pts, 6 Ast, and Chris Paul's 10 Pt, 16 Ast, 5 Stl averages, jelped along by Seth Curry's great shooting with 12 pts on 4-4 from 3-Pt range thorughout against a resilient Wizards team, which lead by John Wall and Victor Oladipo could not help but lament Wall's shooting woes in this one. Chris Paul took over against the Pacers with 25 Pt, 11 Ast and 7Stl averages and taking the defensive duty of guarding the Pacers biggest threat Paul Geore and keeping him from barely reaching double figures, Adonis Thomas and Bradley Beal chipped in with more or less 20 Pts a game and Anderson Varejao matched Roy Hibbert's averages with 14 Pts and 10 Rbs a piece throughout this one, this series may have taken much longer had Varejao and the Bucks not been able to compete in the frontcourt. Milwaukee will be looking for Varejao to bring equal determination against the Heat, dominating the glass and paint to keep the Heat out. The Bucks will also look for CP3 to continue to lead this team to finals, along with solid scoring from Beal and Thomas to right the wrong done to them earlier in the season by the Heat, as the Heat were the only team to go to Milwaukee and come back with the W in regular season.

Miami Heat:

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The Miami Heat's goal will be simple in this one, to hope LeBron can continue his 20+ Pt, 10 Rb, 6Ast averages along with D. Wade's 21 Pt, 7 Reb and 5 Ast numbers can stay at that level, along Bosh's 12 Pt and 9 Reb numbers and J.J. Redick's threat from outside to continue. Expect also some contributions from backup PG Mo Williams and rookie C Willie Cauley-Stein, to help see the Heat through the Bucks just as they did through the 2nd Round where their contributions helped Miami come from one down to taking the rest of the series against the 76ers. D. Wade will hope to continue dispelling rumours of age getting to him after seeing off the Bulls where LeBron took a backseat in the 1st Round, and dismantle the Bucks guards and lead the Heat to their 4th Playoff Finals in 4 years.

Spoiler

I played a 29 game season. The playoffs consisting of a 3 game series for the 1st and 2nd Round, a 5 game series for the conference finals and then 1 game in the Playoff Finals.

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The Jazz took this one to 5 games, but the Nuggets won out in the end. Game 1 saw the Jazz take this 108-74 in Denver with the Jazz's frontcourt keeping Faried and McGee to 10 & 12 pts respectively while Iguodala was the best player on a dissapointing Nuggets team with 14 Pts 10 Reb 4 Ast. the Jazz's Al Jefferson came out and got 29 Pts, 8 Reb and 3 Blocks, Danilo Gallinari came away with 20 Pts and 2 Steals and Gordon Hayward chipped in 15 Pts 8 Reb 6 Ast 2 Steals and 3 Blocks.
Game 2, the Nuggets got one back for the fans with a 79-89 win in Denver, Javale McGee came away with 20 Pts and 7 Reb, Wilson Chandler and Faried both managed 15 Pts a piece, Chandler grabbing 10 boards with Faried getting 7, Chandler also helped out on defense with 3 blocks. Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson put up the bulk of Utah's threat with 17 Pts 6 Reb 2 Steals for the former and 16 Pts 7 Reb 2 blocks for the latter, Foye and Gallinari also put up 25 Pts between them.
Game 3 gave us a narrow 97-98 win for the Jazz on Utah where Jefferson took over again with 30 Pts and 8 Reb, Gallinari also helped out with his 15 Pts. Iguodala and Chandler kept the fight up for the Nuggets, combining for 40 Pts(Iguodala with 18, Chandler with 20), McGee and Faried botch managed to battle the Jazz's frontcourt and get 15 Pts each, the Manimal also putting in great work on the boards with 12 Rebounds, but alas this one saw the W go to the Jazz.
Game 4 was basicly Ty Lawson taking over, with 30 Pts and 10 Ast, giving the Nuggets a 90-83 win in Utah. Faried, Chandler and McGee all put up 14 Pts, getting: 7, 6 and 9 Rebounds respectively. Al Jefferson again, kept the Jazz in it with his 26 Pts. Millsap, Gallinari and Hayward also gave a helping hand by putting up 11 Pts each, Gallinari also grabbing a double-double with 10 Rebounds for good measure.
Game 5 saw Javale McGee go head to head against Al Jefferson with both bigmen getting 26 Pts 8 Reb and 3 Blocks, but the supporting cast of the Nuggets had the edge over the Jazz's with Chandler Lawson and 6th Man J R Smith all combining for 45 Pts(15 a piece) as opposed to the Jazz's Burks, Gallinari, Foye and Hayward who combined for 40 Pts(10 each). This one went the Nuggets' way with a 93-97 win at home to get through to the Finals, to face the best from the East.

Spoiler

The Bucks managed to pull it off in 3 straight games against the reigning 'Best in the East', Chris Paul and his Bucks managed assert their dominance throughout the majority of the series.
Game 1 saw the the Heat fall 107-114 in Milwaukee, Chris Paul proving his MVP-worthyness with 31 Pts, 5 Reb, 14 Ast and 4 Steals for good measure. ROY Adonis Thomas wasn't slacking either, putting up 26 Pts, although his rebounding could've been better with only 1 board to his name. thaddeus Young also managed 17 Pts while Beal managed 13 Pts, rounding out the starters was Anderson Varejao who had a great night on the boards managing 10 but he could have made more effort scoring as he finished with only 6 Pts. Rookies Phil Pressey and Seth Curry did well from outside with Pressey hitting 3-4 and Curry hitting 3-3 combining for 18 Pts. LeBron lead the charge for the Heat with 28 Pts, 7 Reb and 7 Ast, Wade trailed just behind with 24 Pts 4 Ast and 3 Reb. JJ Redick and Chris Bosh also managed to put 10 points each. Mo Williams helped the Heat's plight with 15 Pts and 7 Ast.
Game 2 was a bitter night for Dwyane Wade as couldn't help but get frustrated after getting 40 Pts, 5 Reb and 5 Ast and be only 1 of 2 Heat players to score in double figures, the other being LeBron who only lacked more scoring to be on his God-Mode as his 20 Pts weren't enough, although his 13 Reb and 10 Ast didn't hurt. The Heat's next best scorer was Shane Battier with 7 Pts on 3-8 shooting, the poor performancefrom every Heat player(minus Wade and LeBron) was what allowed the Buck to come back from a 20 point-deficit at halftime to winning this one by 8(105-113). Chris Paul didn't want to be left out as he did his best to match Wade's scoring putting up 35 Pts of his own with 6 Ast. Adonis Thomas, Bradley Beal and Varejao all put up double figures(19, 17, 11, respectively), Thaddeus Young also was able to grab 9 rebounds. Rookies Michael Snaer and Phil Pressey both put up 6 Pts, while Nerlens Noel managed 4 Pts, 6 Reb and 1 Block.
Game 3 saw Wade attempt his best again, but he couldn't do it alone as he was the only of 3 players to score in double figures, and the only one to get more than 20 Pts also getting 5 Reb and 5 Ast. this game saw Bosh continue a dissapointing series, albeit, with his best game with 14 Pts and 8 Reb, LeBron looked the most apathetic we've seen him as put up a meager 10 Pts, 6 Reb and 4 Ast. the Heat clearly needed more from their big 3(or at least LeBron) as they fell 105-89 in Miami. Bradley Beal got 24 Pts in this one, Adonis Thomas followed with 19, Chris Paul got 10 while sitting back orchestrating with 15 Ast, rookie Michael Snaer and Anderson Varejao round out the double figure scorers with 10Pts a piece.
The Bucks came away with this one where they now await the Nuggets in this year's NBA Playoff Finals, who will win?

Spoiler

I'll update again after the Finals game.

[Noles4ever]

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N4E's Washington Wizards Association. (Year 2)

-- Opening night of the 2013 NBA season, the Wizards traveled to Cleveland in the season opener. Cleveland led by Kyrie Irving's 25 points [9-21] torch the Wizards 107-83, Washington was led by 2nd year Bradley Beal's 20 points [9-22], rookie Anthony Bennett's debut off the bench scored 12 and grabbed 8 rebounds. The Wizards saw 3 players in double figures (Nene's 11), John Wall struggled midly going 1-8 from the field only scoring 8 points to go with 7 assists. Dion Waiters chipped in for Cleveland with 16 in 31 minutes of action. Washington will open up it's home opener on Sunday when Rudy Gay and the Raptors travel to the Verizon Center.

[BMott418]

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^^ hey man what sliders do you use? Your association looks good

I use MKHarsh's second slider set.

[BMott418]

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@Bmott - very nice man. I love the layout... I'll be "borrowing" that for my Cavaliers Association

Keep up the great work.

Haha thanks dude.

[majorstats]

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Hello folks I just started my hornets association and we are 1-1 and I'm looking to move eric Gordon who is not living up to his contract extension.


I was thinking of going after Evan turner who tho 76ers were shopping this past deadline.

Hit me up with trade scenarios to get EG out of New Orleans
And let me know what u think of the Evan turner trade

[44drob]

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YEAR 2 Bucks Association : Going into the break im sitting at a record of (31-3) (58games) . The first half MVP on the team would have to be SG Jeremy Lamb .

The team has played extremely well buying in to what new coach Jackson Ferguson wants . Offensive Rebounds , Full court man to man Pressure on ball carriers 3 point shots and alot of motion and sprinting the lanes in transition. The bench in particular has really increased the buzz around the league bailing their starters out of big games due to their play. The two rookie that come off the bench Zeke and Victor have really bought into the defensive scheme head coach Ferguson wants. Jeremy Pargo Quincy Miller and Danny green have take control of the offensive side all of them averaging more than 8 points off the bench . Quincy becoming the second leading scorer with 14

With the success the team has had their only looking to improve on it in the second half of the season

Starters

Trey Burke (Michigan)(R)
Jeremy Lamb
Jeff Green
John Henson
Larry Sanders

Reserves

Jeremy Pargo
Danny Green
Quincy Miller
Zeke Marshal (Akron)(R)
Victor Oladipo (Indiana)(R)
Steve Novak
Donte Greene

Jeremy Lamb
Trey Burke
Victor Oladipo
Zeke Marshall

All made the rising star game for the 2013-2014 Season

[Nox_Caelum]

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I played a 29 game season. The playoffs consisting of a 3 game series for the 1st and 2nd Round, a 5 game series for the conference finals and then 1 game in the Playoff Finals.

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The Jazz took this one to 5 games, but the Nuggets won out in the end. Game 1 saw the Jazz take this 108-74 in Denver with the Jazz's frontcourt keeping Faried and McGee to 10 & 12 pts respectively while Iguodala was the best player on a dissapointing Nuggets team with 14 Pts 10 Reb 4 Ast. the Jazz's Al Jefferson came out and got 29 Pts, 8 Reb and 3 Blocks, Danilo Gallinari came away with 20 Pts and 2 Steals and Gordon Hayward chipped in 15 Pts 8 Reb 6 Ast 2 Steals and 3 Blocks.
Game 2, the Nuggets got one back for the fans with a 79-89 win in Denver, Javale McGee came away with 20 Pts and 7 Reb, Wilson Chandler and Faried both managed 15 Pts a piece, Chandler grabbing 10 boards with Faried getting 7, Chandler also helped out on defense with 3 blocks. Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson put up the bulk of Utah's threat with 17 Pts 6 Reb 2 Steals for the former and 16 Pts 7 Reb 2 blocks for the latter, Foye and Gallinari also put up 25 Pts between them.
Game 3 gave us a narrow 97-98 win for the Jazz on Utah where Jefferson took over again with 30 Pts and 8 Reb, Gallinari also helped out with his 15 Pts. Iguodala and Chandler kept the fight up for the Nuggets, combining for 40 Pts(Iguodala with 18, Chandler with 20), McGee and Faried botch managed to battle the Jazz's frontcourt and get 15 Pts each, the Manimal also putting in great work on the boards with 12 Rebounds, but alas this one saw the W go to the Jazz.
Game 4 was basicly Ty Lawson taking over, with 30 Pts and 10 Ast, giving the Nuggets a 90-83 win in Utah. Faried, Chandler and McGee all put up 14 Pts, getting: 7, 6 and 9 Rebounds respectively. Al Jefferson again, kept the Jazz in it with his 26 Pts. Millsap, Gallinari and Hayward also gave a helping hand by putting up 11 Pts each, Gallinari also grabbing a double-double with 10 Rebounds for good measure.
Game 5 saw Javale McGee go head to head against Al Jefferson with both bigmen getting 26 Pts 8 Reb and 3 Blocks, but the supporting cast of the Nuggets had the edge over the Jazz's with Chandler Lawson and 6th Man J R Smith all combining for 45 Pts(15 a piece) as opposed to the Jazz's Burks, Gallinari, Foye and Hayward who combined for 40 Pts(10 each). This one went the Nuggets' way with a 93-97 win at home to get through to the Finals, to face the best from the East.

Spoiler

The Bucks managed to pull it off in 3 straight games against the reigning 'Best in the East', Chris Paul and his Bucks managed assert their dominance throughout the majority of the series.
Game 1 saw the the Heat fall 107-114 in Milwaukee, Chris Paul proving his MVP-worthyness with 31 Pts, 5 Reb, 14 Ast and 4 Steals for good measure. ROY Adonis Thomas wasn't slacking either, putting up 26 Pts, although his rebounding could've been better with only 1 board to his name. thaddeus Young also managed 17 Pts while Beal managed 13 Pts, rounding out the starters was Anderson Varejao who had a great night on the boards managing 10 but he could have made more effort scoring as he finished with only 6 Pts. Rookies Phil Pressey and Seth Curry did well from outside with Pressey hitting 3-4 and Curry hitting 3-3 combining for 18 Pts. LeBron lead the charge for the Heat with 28 Pts, 7 Reb and 7 Ast, Wade trailed just behind with 24 Pts 4 Ast and 3 Reb. JJ Redick and Chris Bosh also managed to put 10 points each. Mo Williams helped the Heat's plight with 15 Pts and 7 Ast.
Game 2 was a bitter night for Dwyane Wade as couldn't help but get frustrated after getting 40 Pts, 5 Reb and 5 Ast and be only 1 of 2 Heat players to score in double figures, the other being LeBron who only lacked more scoring to be on his God-Mode as his 20 Pts weren't enough, although his 13 Reb and 10 Ast didn't hurt. The Heat's next best scorer was Shane Battier with 7 Pts on 3-8 shooting, the poor performancefrom every Heat player(minus Wade and LeBron) was what allowed the Buck to come back from a 20 point-deficit at halftime to winning this one by 8(105-113). Chris Paul didn't want to be left out as he did his best to match Wade's scoring putting up 35 Pts of his own with 6 Ast. Adonis Thomas, Bradley Beal and Varejao all put up double figures(19, 17, 11, respectively), Thaddeus Young also was able to grab 9 rebounds. Rookies Michael Snaer and Phil Pressey both put up 6 Pts, while Nerlens Noel managed 4 Pts, 6 Reb and 1 Block.
Game 3 saw Wade attempt his best again, but he couldn't do it alone as he was the only of 3 players to score in double figures, and the only one to get more than 20 Pts also getting 5 Reb and 5 Ast. this game saw Bosh continue a dissapointing series, albeit, with his best game with 14 Pts and 8 Reb, LeBron looked the most apathetic we've seen him as put up a meager 10 Pts, 6 Reb and 4 Ast. the Heat clearly needed more from their big 3(or at least LeBron) as they fell 105-89 in Miami. Bradley Beal got 24 Pts in this one, Adonis Thomas followed with 19, Chris Paul got 10 while sitting back orchestrating with 15 Ast, rookie Michael Snaer and Anderson Varejao round out the double figure scorers with 10Pts a piece.
The Bucks came away with this one where they now await the Nuggets in this year's NBA Playoff Finals, who will win?

Spoiler

I'll update again after the Finals game.

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And the 2014 NBA Champions are... the MILWAAUUKEEE!! BUUUUCKS!!!
The Bucks crusied through this one, winning 114-84 in Denver. Iguodala(18), McGee and Faried(12), JR Smith and Wilson Chandler (10) all scored in double figures for the Nuggets , Faried picking up 8 rebounds in the process, but they couldn't overcome the Bucks, who, lead by CP3 hit strong and hard from the get-go, finishing the 1st quarter up by 14, eventually stretching the lead to a 30pt lead. Bradley Beal finished with with 30 Pts on 11-13 shooting(8-9 from 3Pt range) 4 Reb 2 Ast and 2 Stl, Adonis thomas got 22 Pts on 8-12 shooting, Thaddeus Young put up 17 Pts while also grabbing 6 boards, rookie Nerlens Noel put up a strong push for a starting spot next season with 8 Reb and 3 Blocks. but it was Chris Paul who lead this team from beginning to end with 16 Pts 20 Ast 4 Reb and 5 Stl, 4 Ast shy of matching Magic Johnson's Playoff record.

Winner of the Bill Russell Finals MVP

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Chris Paul: 16 Pts, 4 Reb, 20 Ast, 5 Steals, on 6-10 shooting, with a +/- of 29

[TryHard_Nation]

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I'm starting an association today and have a plan for the team that I want to build. I want a Tyreke Evans, Andre Iguodala, Evan Turner team. I plan on starting as one of the teams that has one of those players. My question is which of the Nuggets, Kings, and 76ers would have the best assets and cap room to be able to acquire those players? I'm willing to wait a year for Iguodala to be a free agent but would prefer to acquire. No untouchables no matter what.

Thanks in advance.

[Ejfalcon9]

I'm starting an association today and have a plan for the team that I want to build. I want a Tyreke Evans, Andre Iguodala, Evan Turner team. I plan on starting as one of the teams that has one of those players. My question is which of the Nuggets, Kings, and 76ers would have the best assets and cap room to be able to acquire those players? I'm willing to wait a year for Iguodala to be a free agent but would prefer to acquire. No untouchables no matter what.

Thanks in advance.

If I'm not mistaken the Kings have a lot of Cap Room. You could try and make a move for Iggy and Turner and play out a "Save our Kings" scenario with it looking like they'll be the Seattle Supersonics next year. I'd use a pre deadline roster though and develop Thomas Robinson as your future star.


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[ochocincorice]

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Okay folks, enough with the gay jokes!

I'm starting a Boston Celtics association and was wondering what exactly team chemistry is/does? I am leaving player roles OFF because it's flawed and impossible to keep your team happy.

But I was wondering about team chemistry and what that does/affects? Is that a flawed system this year too?

[JJFurr29]

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Made a Charlotte Bobcats Association.. Wanted to build them up..

It's the 2015-2016 season.. My current starting lineup:

PG- Kyrie Irving. (94Ovr) 15.5 PPG/ 6.1 APG. 23 Years Old
SG- Otto Porter. (91 Ovr) 15.1 PPG/ 5.3 RPG. 22 Years Old
SF- Andrew Wiggins (89 Ovr) 19.7 PPG/ 6.8 RPG. 21 Years Old
PF- Jabari Parker. (86 Ovr) 12.5 PPG/ 4.9 RPG. 21 Years Old
C- Nerlens Noel. (90 Ovr) 14.5 PPG/ 9.0 RPG. 21 Years Old

Bench:
F- David West. (66 Ovr) 7.7 PPG/ 2.9 RPG. 35 Years Old
F- Alex Poythress. (75 Ovr). 7.1 PPG/ 4.4 RPG. 22 Years Old
G- Quinn Cook (68 Ovr). 2.8 PPG/ 1.0 APG. 23 Years Old
F- Rodney Hood (71 Ovr). 5.6 PPG/ 1.6 RPG. 23 Years Old
F- CJ Leslie (77 Ovr). 3.0 PPG/ 2.9 RPG. 25 Years Old
G- Corey Brewer (69 Ovr). 6.0 PPG/ 2.0 RPG. 29 Years Old
C- Karl Towns (66 Ovr). DNP. 20 Years Old

In the first season I traded pretty much everyone except Kemba Walker, I Aquired 11 First Round picks for the 2013 and 2014 drafts, 4 in 2013/ 7 in 2014.. Uploaded draft classes for 2013-2015.. Drafted Nerlens Noel, Otto Porter, Alex Poythress, and CJ Leslie in 2013.. Jabari Parker, Andrew Wiggins, Quinn Cook, Rodney Hood and a few others in 2014..
Signed Kyrie Irving in the 2015 offseason..

Being that the majority of them are on their Rookie Contracts it's still a cheap salary, I have 15 million in free salary space..

Even still we're only 10-12 this season.. I don't know why.. Elite PG, Height from the 2-5, Atleticism and scoring ability.. Good bench.. Idk y we can't win, especially since this team won't be this cheap for long