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Official 2005 NBA Draft and Offseason thread

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Books I DonT reAd...

General I jUsT plAy bAll 24..7 nuThiN elSe...And WorKoUt U fEeL..

Music KeAk Da SneAk,NeLlY.crImE moB,LiL wEeZy BabE

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Thank you god for the age limit!
 
DMczaf said:
Books I DonT reAd...

General I jUsT plAy bAll 24..7 nuThiN elSe...And WorKoUt U fEeL..

Music KeAk Da SneAk,NeLlY.crImE moB,LiL wEeZy BabE

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Thank you god for the age limit!

I dont think 1 year would have made him any smarter :lol
 
Ninja Scooter said:
Still, getting Hughes means Cleveland is probably out of the running for Antonio Daniels, which ups the odds he might come to LA for the MLE, so i'll take it!

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And the Bucks have gauranteed themselves a playoff spot...

Bobby Simmons agrees to terms with Bucks

PG: Ford
SG: Redd
SF: Simmons
PF: Pachulia?
C: Bogut

Pretty nice little team, especially in the East. The PF spot seems to be a bit of a hole, but who knows (is Desmond Mason a PF? His ppg average and rpg average seem to indicate he is more of a SG/SF).
 
Nerevar said:
the dream's not over for the stiff whitey from Duke!

Shavlik Randolph gets a chance with the 76ers!

Show 'em that they haven't made a mistake Big Shav!

(speaking of which, what is up with all the random people getting tryouts and such this year? Is it the extra roster spot?)

Well, I'd think he's only on for Summer League, and if he does good he may be added to the roster. It's not just an extra roster spot, it's two (12 -> 14).
 
http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_2846066

The agent for Minnesota free-agent swingman Latrell Sprewell said his client would welcome rejoining Marcus Camby, his former New York Knicks teammate. However, the Nuggets are not one of the three teams that have contacted Sprewell.

"His best friend is out there, Marcus Camby, and of course George Karl is out there, a great coach," agent Bob Gist said. "He always loves coaches he can learn from, like (Jeff) Van Gundy."

Although Sprewell played small forward for the Timberwolves, who are unlikely to pursue him, Gist said his client loves to play two-guard, his more likely position in Denver.

Noooooooooooooooo
 
bionic77 said:

I like how the ad completely ignores his legal problems, if Nike actually put that stuff in the ad it would have been "real". Instead, it just seems like Kobe is putting on his "outside the hotel room" facade again. Only Michael Jordan can get away with acting like a dry and boring role model while still having street cred!
 
DMczaf said:
I like how the ad completely ignores his legal problems, if Nike actually put that stuff in the ad it would have been "real". Instead, it just seems like Kobe is putting on his "outside the hotel room" facade again. Only Michael Jordan can get away with acting like a dry and boring role model while still having street cred!


Oh shit. :lol
 
Incognito said:
From all the wheeeelings and dealings this summer, I think Finals 2006 is shaping up to be a Sonics/Cavs showdown.

"Calling Incognito,room for one"
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No, you are just seeing things. Its a weird shadow and lighting effect, just like the bigfoot footage or Jordan in a Wizards jersey footage.
 
From ESPN the Mag

Bryant is only getting better -- and that's scary.
A dedicated athlete stays in shape, even in the off-season. A superior one gets bigger and faster. Then there's Kobe Bryant, who incorporates world-class training methods into a six-hour, six-phase, six-days-a-week routine. That 6-6-6 may symbolize a hellish problem for the rest of the league.



Joe Carbone, Bryant's personal trainer, arrives for a two-hour workout in Kobe's personal gym as early as 7 a.m. Then it's down to the Lakers' training facility for box jumps -- jumping onto boxes of various heights -- medicine-ball throws, 30-yard sprints, acceleration drills and, of course, shooting drills. The weight training sessions alternate from high-rep to maximum-lift; in the latter Kobe now squats 400 and bench-presses 300. His shoulders and arms thickened so much over the summer that his head looks smaller.



"Whoa," said the Clippers' guard Corey Maggette after brushing against him in an exhibition. The bigger whoa: It's an eight-year program. And Kobe is only in Year Two. (R.B.)
 
Incognito said:
From all the wheeeelings and dealings this summer, I think Finals 2006 is shaping up to be a Sonics/Cavs showdown.

Where does that comment come from man? You make these up on your own? I'm a Cavs fan and I'm still hoping they make the playoffs.




Can someone tell me what happened to Wagner??
 
Agent Icebeezy said:
From ESPN the Mag

Bryant is only getting better -- and that's scary.
A dedicated athlete stays in shape, even in the off-season. A superior one gets bigger and faster. Then there's Kobe Bryant, who incorporates world-class training methods into a six-hour, six-phase, six-days-a-week routine. That 6-6-6 may symbolize a hellish problem for the rest of the league.



Joe Carbone, Bryant's personal trainer, arrives for a two-hour workout in Kobe's personal gym as early as 7 a.m. Then it's down to the Lakers' training facility for box jumps -- jumping onto boxes of various heights -- medicine-ball throws, 30-yard sprints, acceleration drills and, of course, shooting drills. The weight training sessions alternate from high-rep to maximum-lift; in the latter Kobe now squats 400 and bench-presses 300. His shoulders and arms thickened so much over the summer that his head looks smaller.



"Whoa," said the Clippers' guard Corey Maggette after brushing against him in an exhibition. The bigger whoa: It's an eight-year program. And Kobe is only in Year Two. (R.B.)


Good, now if we could just get Konex to drop Kobe and join the T-Mac or Lebron fan club everything would be just fine.
 
Wagner is a sickly, diseased child. He really seemed to shut down once teams had amassed enough videotape as well. Not sure what they saw. Of course, it could just be his weak body kicking in as well.

I think the Cavs will renounce his rights on the 22nd.

But it's all good as soon as Jasikevicius is a Cav.
 
bionic77 said:
Good, now if we could just get Konex to drop Kobe and join the T-Mac or Lebron fan club everything would be just fine.

What do you don't get is that the 6-6-6 routine is designed to get rid of Konex, not to get a better body

666 = Evil = Konex

It all makes sense!

...and no, Konex will NEVER become a T-Mac fan. We've come too far to let him screw it up, we have plans for the future!
 
DMczaf said:
What do you don't get is that the 6-6-6 routine is designed to get rid of Konex, not to get a better body

666 = Evil = Konex

It all makes sense!

...and no, Konex will NEVER become a T-Mac fan. We've come too far to let him screw it up, we have plans for the future!

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"DM, you keep forgetting that you are not the only one who has plans for T-Mac. Starting next year we are going to give Konex a job in the Rockets front office and lengthen the first round to 9 games."
 
bionic77 said:
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"DM, you keep forgetting that you are not the only one who has plans for T-Mac. Starting next year we are going to give Konex a job in the Rockets front office and lengthen the first round to 9 games."

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In other news, T-Mac does more charity while Kobe keeps thinking about himself.

AUBURNDALE -- The gym at Auburndale High School will not be deserted as most weekends during the summer months, and it's for a very good reason. This weekend, Tracy McGrady and other NBA stars will be competing in The third annual What Does It Take To Be No. 1 Men's Indoor Streetball Event from Friday to Sunday. During the past two years of the tournament, McGrady has hosted and watched the action.

This year is different for the NBA All-Star.

McGrady will be particating along with NBA stars Jason Williams, Mike James, Chucky Atkins, and former Orlando Magic forward Drew Gooden.

"I felt like this (Polk County) is where it all started and I feel the kids would like to see what I do in person," said McGrady.

Tournament director Joseph Key said the event started because McGrady wanted to give back to the community.

"It's something that I wanted to do for my hometown," McGrady said.

Tracy McGrady Foundation CEO Johnnie Lawson said this year's goal was to raise about $25,000 to help the community.

"We are really looking to make people aware of the foundation," Lawson said.

The event has raised about $15,000 in the past two years for the charitable foundation.

Other celebrities will also be on hand to watch the event. Autographs may or may not be given, at each player's option.

The tournament will feature 16 teams that include street-ball players from around the country to play alongside the NBA stars on each team.

A $7,000 cash prize will go to the winner of the double-elimination tournament, with McGrady personally presenting the check.

The second-place team will also be awarded $3,000. The third-place team will be repaid its entry fee of $500.

The tournament will be hosted by the Tracy McGrady Foundation with help from the Auburndale Hoops, Inc.

McGrady and his foundation are also planning on unveiling a new school for Polk County, to be called the Tracy McGrady Career Opportunity Center.

The new school is formerly a training center in Bartow that needed help to remain open.

"It was brought to my attention and I didn't want the school to close," McGrady said.

Key said the school will be vocational-style and geared to help single parents in the community.

"I don't think people know how much this guy loves Polk County," said Key of McGrady.

As for the tournament, gates open at 4 p.m. Friday with the championship game to be played at 6 p.m. Sunday.

What a man.
 
DMczaf said:
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In other news, T-Mac does more charity while Kobe keeps thinking about himself.



What a man.

That's great, really. Next summer while Kobe is taking his team to the conference finals against the Sonics, T-Mac will have had two rounds off already to shower kids with attention!

What a guy!
 
Incognito said:
That's great, really. Next summer while Kobe is taking his team to the conference finals against the Sonics, T-Mac will have had two rounds off already to shower kids with attention!

What a guy!

The only thing Kobe and the Sonics will be sharing next season is the Lottery Draft room. Im sure bionic and NinjaScooter will show you around.
 
BarneyBP said:
Wagner is a sickly, diseased child. He really seemed to shut down once teams had amassed enough videotape as well. Not sure what they saw. Of course, it could just be his weak body kicking in as well.

I think the Cavs will renounce his rights on the 22nd.

But it's all good as soon as Jasikevicius is a Cav.

So Wagner was just sick all season? Dang. I know he had some injuries in there too though. That's tough. He was pretty impressive in college.

And I can't wait to see if Jasikevicius becomes a Cav either. That would be nice. He was crazy in the olympics last year.
 
LAS VEGAS -- Joe Johnson's camp was informed Saturday that the Phoenix Suns intend to match Atlanta's expected five-year, $70 million offer to the restricted free agent, according to NBA front-office sources.

Word began spreading Friday at the Vegas Summer League that the Hawks have given Johnson a firm commitment that they'll sign him to a maximum offer sheet on July 22, which the league office has scheduled to be the first day free agents can sign contracts.

The Hawks' offer, sources said, is likely to be front-loaded with a payment as high as $20 million in the first year of the deal. Rules on such payments and other specifics of the deal are also on hold until July 22, when the league announces the salary-cap number for next season.

Holy assraping Batman!

$20 mil in the first year?
 
NBATV will be showing 1994 First Round Suns/Warriors Game 3 tonight at 7pm PST

Charles Barkley puts up 56 on Webber :lol
 
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