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Post by smallestballer2 on Oct 20, 2004 21:28:56 GMT -5
If u were to make a nba team who would u put in it????Heres Mine
SHAQ-Cuz no one can stop him
JERMAINE O'NEAL-Cuz not only can he shoot inside but he can score beyond the box too
CARMELO ANTHONY-Hes Just Good
T-MAC-He averages more than 30 points a game what more can i say
STEVE FRANCIS-Hes a PG that can dunk and shoot.
And heres a little quiz can u name the 3 teams that dont end with an s.
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Post by Alex Confer on Oct 20, 2004 21:31:25 GMT -5
Utah Jazz
Miami Heat
Orlando Magic
You know what's funny? Everyone would have a team of superstars as their "perfect squad". I personally believe that stars and their egos are far too great to gel as a working unit.
I'd take the Pistons, for example.
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Post by robino2001 on Oct 21, 2004 0:13:30 GMT -5
The Spurs starting 5... and maybe replace Rasho with a Jermaine O'Neal..... or if DRob were playing... he was a perfect fit... but a center who can go for 10 pts 10 boards a night and defend inside as well as flashing out....
Take TDunc, Tony, Manu, Bruce and David, and you will be VERY hard pressed to see a team which could work together any better and defend ANYTHING and everything.... as BB said.... a team of 5 superstars is nice in theory, but nothing is worth it if the chemistry is there. I STILL think after 2 championships and contending reasonably for 9 of the last 11 years, SA is still very overlooked and underrespected because of the market. If Buford gets Parker to sign before the preseason is over, the Spurs will contend through 2008, guaranteed. Tim, Tony, Manu and Bruce are such a solid core it's not funny.
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Post by Dash on Oct 21, 2004 13:04:36 GMT -5
see thats just like the Dream Team...they have all their egos and dont know what to do...thats basicly the perfect squad...the Dream Team..but I really dont care..I wouldn't mind putting awhole bunch of no-bodys and see what they could do
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Post by detroitbasketball on Oct 21, 2004 14:47:36 GMT -5
Hm.. you want a dream team? Remember the Olympics? And you still want to put a dream team together?
I nevah believed in Dream Teams, I'll take the Pistons.w00t
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Post by British Knights on Oct 23, 2004 18:13:20 GMT -5
Give me Garnett and 'Melo and I'll be happy
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Post by sixerz2k4 on Oct 23, 2004 21:44:10 GMT -5
I want superstars, but I don't go all out.
C- Ben Wallace
He's a great rebounder and blocker. He can get double doubles day in and day out. And he's got a fro.
PF- Kevin Garnett
The best there is. Can consistently put up 20-30, 10-15 rebounds, 5-10 assists, and 3-5 blocks.
SF- Ron Artest
I picked him mostly for his defense, but he can get 15-20 for me. I'd rather have him hold his player to half of his average points and have him score just 5 than have him score 40 and the guy he's defending to get his average.
SG- Kerry Kittles
Just a great perimeter shooter. That's all I wanted.
PG- Tony Parker
A great point guard that can take control of the game if he needs too.
Bench 1- Bruce Bowen
Another great defenseive player that can pick up a few points too.
Bench 2- Andrei Kirielenko
Guy that can play both forward positions. So he can play when KG sits and when Bowen, Kittles, and/or Jefferson gets tired.
Bench 3- Vlade Divac
A great tall center that can pass.
Anybody else is fine I guess. Maybe Jason Williams on the bench as well.
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Post by NoT25hAbY on Oct 23, 2004 23:19:40 GMT -5
I think bsktballr has a point. That's why I would go with players I could rely on to get the job done.
C- Ben Wallance: An Unselfish role player who gets the job done like nobody else.
PF- Jermaine O'neal: Has the ability to become one of the leagues most complete Big Men if he'd be shown some encouragement.
SF- Ron Artest: Ok, So he's another Pacer. Besides the fact that he lost the Pacers the Eastern Championship, He played the other 100+ games, and rather well I might add.
SG- Bruce Bowen: Argued with the NBA Officials on being the best Defensive player, and had a right. Nobody said Defense wins championships in j/ Football u know.
PG- Sam Cassel: The NBA's cover boy for team player of the year. Some people would say Jason Kidd, Labron James, or Allen Iverson to play PG for em, but Sam Cassel is super man.
With that team, I am confident I would beat the shyt out of any team i'd play. With dominant Big Men like Wallace and O'neal and then Artest and Bowen.... That's one hellf of a D. Not 2 mention enough weapons to spread the opposing teams D around and make sumthing happen with the ball.
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Post by ucrossed23 on Oct 23, 2004 23:25:16 GMT -5
C- Shaq
PF- Larry Bird
SF- Dr. J
SG- MJ
PG- Magic
Simple as that
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Post by ucrossed23 on Oct 23, 2004 23:27:30 GMT -5
Nowadays players
C- Yao
PF- T. Duncan
SF- VC
SG- AI
PG- Starbury
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Post by NoT25hAbY on Oct 23, 2004 23:29:27 GMT -5
Oh... it's a Dream Team?
In that case.....
C- Kareem Abdul
PF- Wilt
SF- The Bird
SG- Dr. J himself
PG- Magic
I wouldnt go with MJ, because everyone and there mother knows he controlled the team as if each player was his individual bitch.
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Post by sixerz2k4 on Oct 24, 2004 9:34:22 GMT -5
Not to Spam or anything, but on whatifsports.com, you can actually pick any player who ever played in the NBA, and make your own dream team. You could then see how they'd do against the 2004 Pistons, the 83 Sixers etc.
Also, you could join a league with a salary cap, which makes it more challenging. But it's easy with NBA, because you can still get Bird, Wilt, Kareem, and MJ on the same team.
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Post by JETS393 on Oct 24, 2004 9:59:18 GMT -5
i dont like the whatif basketball as much as the baseball. probably because you have more diverse teams with baseball.
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Post by sixerz2k4 on Oct 24, 2004 10:52:31 GMT -5
i dont like the whatif basketball as much as the baseball. probably because you have more diverse teams with baseball. Yeah baseball is the best, as it's the featured thing really. |
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Post by detroitbasketball on Oct 24, 2004 12:38:07 GMT -5
Also, whatif does a bad job with NBA rosters. Rasheed ain't on the 2004 Pistons.  |
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Post by sixerz2k4 on Oct 25, 2004 17:14:43 GMT -5
Also, whatif does a bad job with NBA rosters. Rasheed ain't on the 2004 Pistons. They don't update it like that. They do who they started with that season. It's no big deal though, unless you specifically need it. |
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Post by detroitbasketball on Oct 25, 2004 17:22:03 GMT -5
They don't update it like that. They do who they started with that season. It's no big deal though, unless you specifically need it. No. Usually they do end of season rosters....and Rasheed Wallace was a HUGE deal. Without him, the Pistons never win the title. |
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Post by sixerz2k4 on Oct 25, 2004 17:44:55 GMT -5
No. Usually they do end of season rosters....and Rasheed Wallace was a HUGE deal. Without him, the Pistons never win the title. I know they do that for baseball, but for basketball, they don't really do it as often. When this season starts, they should update it. If it isn't done by the end of the season, that's when the big problem occurs. They had a problem that Toni Kukoc (yes Toni Kukoc) wasn't on the right team. They fix it soon enough. Don't worry. And I know Sheed helped gett them to the FInals and was a huge part. I meant that it was no big deal that they left him on the Blazers, unless of course you were doing the 2004 Pistons Verse Whoever. |
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Post by Terps2k3 on Oct 26, 2004 16:52:21 GMT -5
Give me Wang Zhizhi and I'll make you're team a contender!
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