AussieVilla wrote:Any chance you could "Free Art" to the Mavs... He needs some burn!
I'm most likely going have a crack at him at the draft but I'm not sure I'm willing to give up what Boston will be asking (Curtis Anderson).
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by zike_42 » Fri Jul 26, 2013 8:02 pm
I'm most likely going have a crack at him at the draft but I'm not sure I'm willing to give up what Boston will be asking (Curtis Anderson).
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March Player of the Month – Mark Lewis, Utah Jazz – 21.4 points, 12.0 rebounds, 0.9 assists, 1.6 steals and 2.7 blocks per game.
March Rookie of the Month – Jerry Benton, New Orleans Hornets – 12.4 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1.0 assist, 0.5 steals and 2.2 blocks per game.
It looks like this season is going to go downhill from here without Jack but we have to finish the season with dignity, but we did lose to the Cavs our first game back 98-84. Brooks Badu and Ron Winston did the bulk of the shooting, going 17/46 for 44 points, 15 rebounds and 13 assists on the game combined. Our best was no-one really as we went 2/24 from the three point line as Kelly Pryor had a shocker, hitting 2/16 from the field for 4 points.
Dallas Mavericks 35-38
Robert Arnold is playing surprisingly well at C even though he a through and through PF and tonight in Chicago’s 110-81 win he had 22 points and 16 rebounds to lead the way. We shoot 37% from the field as we are again ripped to shreds by a team looking to make the playoffs.
Dallas Mavericks 35-39
Well, if we are going down we might as well play Curtis Anderson more so he slides into the SG while Bart Flanders goes back to the bench.
Curtis does well in the start, going 5/8 for 11 points but we get smacked by the obviously more talented Raptors 106-90. Paul Orvis was spectacular with 32 points while Cederic Thomas had 22 points and 12 rebounds at the C position. Tim Westbrooks led the way for us with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists to lead us in those three categories.
Dallas Mavericks 35-40
Wow, this I did not expect. After being up by 15 points to the Spurs they stormed back to force overtime and I thought they would run over the top of us but we held our nerve to take the win 127-122. Joe Duggins stepped up when we needed him the most, going 12/22 from the foul line for 24 points and 13 rebounds. Kelly Pryor scored 27 points while Tim nearly had a triple double with 13 points, 10 assists and 9 rebounds. Lamont Nelson was his usual best with 27 points while Darcel Settles handed out 12 assists to go with his 17 points. Good game by our guys and let’s see if we can keep it going.
Dallas Mavericks 36-40
Shawn Latimer bruised his shoulder so come on down Bart Flanders to start at PF.
On one hand I want to beat the Hawks to get some saving grace but on the other hand I want them to win so Phoenix has the best odds for the number one draft pick. I guess it wasn’t in my hands to decide, it was Jake Chase who did the damage with 23 points as the Hawks get the 123-106 home win. Chris Jones was in foul trouble all night but still put up 14 points as Nate Roberts added 17 points and 12 rebounds. Kelly Pryor was our best with 21 points but Curtis had a night to forget, going 1/12 for 7 points and 5 fouls.
Dallas Mavericks 36-41
We stuck with the overpowering Blazers for most of the game before they decided enough was enough and put the foot down with a 111-103 victory. Tiburcio Tommasini was again outstanding with 38 points while Kevin Epps added 21 points and 9 rebounds. I still don’t know why Earl Oliver isn’t starting. Tim was our best with 25 points, 6 assists and 5 steals while Bart Flanders added 23 points and 10 rebounds in the loss.
Dallas Mavericks 36-42
For some reason we play another away game against Portland the next night which is really unfair and it wasn’t as close as the other game, going down 105-87. Tommasini had an off night, going 8/27 for only 18 points but Shannon Barker made up for it with 23 points and 6 rebounds. Kevin Epps was the standout though, putting up a great all around game with 20 points, 11 assists, 8 rebounds and 5 steals. Kelly had us going with 17 points but we turned the ball over 18 times and didn’t get to the foul line enough.
Dallas Mavericks 36-43
In the last ten games we have gone 1-9 which just goes to show how much we rely on Jack to get our scoring load. Make that 2-9 as we totally bedazzle the 48 win Kings with a 38-23 last quarter to team the 114-104 win. We were down by as much as 20 points in the third quarter but we just kept grinding out each bucket until we won the game. Kelly had a blinder, going 12/19 for 32 points as Tim was again SO close to a triple double it hurt with 9 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds. Mike Lingle had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 6 blocks for the losers.
Dallas Mavericks 37-43
No triple double watch for Tim Westbrooks as we make it a winning streak with a 124-116 win over Philadelphia as he poured in 29 points to go with his 7 assists and 10 turnovers. OK, so maybe a devil’s triple double was on the way. Eight Maverick players were in double figures as we shoot 51% from the field in a locked on performance. Lisandro Perez and Hector Carter both had 20 points for the Sixers while #1 draft pick Jamil Fleming is now starting and had 18 points and 8 assists.
Dallas Mavericks 38-43
Our last game of the season is against the 25-56 Rockets and I would love to end the season on a high note. And boy was it as both teams went ballistic and it was tied at 118 at the end of regulation. We turned on the jets and scored a whopping 24 points in the extra time to win the bizarre game 142-131 to finish the season on a three game winning streak. Joe Duggins was again useless at the foul line by amazing everywhere else with 34 points (8/18 FT) and 10 rebounds while Tim added 28 points and 15 assists. Hell, even though Kelly Pryor went 3/14 for 8 points he added 10 rebounds and 7 assists as well. Jay Warren and Antoine Martin were the best for Houston, combining for 43 points, 14 assists and 14 rebounds as we burnt past them in the overtime.
Dallas Mavericks 39-43
At the end of the season we finished in 10th spot in the West, four games outside the eight. I’ve got to feel sorry for the Jazz who finished the season at 42-40 and still didn’t get into the playoffs.
Western Conference Final Standings
1 – Golden State Warriors – 59-23 (.720)
2 – Nevada Neon – 55-27 (.671)
3 – Minnesota Timberwolves – 52-30 (.634)
4 – Sacramento Kings – 49-33 (.598)
5 – Portland Trailblazers – 49-33 (.598)
6 – San Antonio Spurs – 46-36 (.561)
7 – Los Angeles Lakers – 44-38 (.537)
8 – San Diego Riders – 43-49 (.524)
Last – Phoenix Suns – 22-60 (.268)
Eastern Conference Final Standings
1 – Miami Heat – 57-25 (.695)
2 – Toronto Raptors – 56-26 (.683)
3 – New Orleans Hornets – 51-31 (.622)
4 – Charlotte Bobcats – 50-32 (.610)
5 – Boston Celtics – 49-33 (.598)
6 – Orlando Magic – 47-35 (.573)
7 – Washington Wizards – 44-38 (.537)
8 – Detroit Pistons – 43-39 (.524)
Last – Atlanta Hawks – 21-61 (.256)
Dallas Top Points
Jack Dawkins – 23.7
Tim Westbrooks – 14.7
Shawn Latimer – 12.5
Dallas Top Assists
Tim Westbrooks – 5.7
Jack Dawkins – 4.6
Changa Hendricks – 3.7
Dallas Top Rebounds
Joe Duggins – 8.2
Shawn Latimer – 5.9
Jack Dawkins – 5.6
League Top Points
Tiburcio Tommasini (POR) – 30.7
Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – 29.2
John Johnson (DET) – 27.6
League Top Assists
Darcel Settles (SAS) – 10.2
Matias Perez (TOR) – 10.2
Ryan Smiley (DET) – 9.7
League Top Rebounds
Bryce Metcalf (CHA) – 10.5
Mark Lewis (UTA) – 10.5
Eryk Charnowski (MIA) – 9.1
League Top Blocks
Anthony Davis (CHA) – 2.9
Andre Drummond (NEV) – 2.7
Carl Farmer (SEA) – 2.4
League Top Steals
Cederic Mapp (GSW) -2.9
Nashon Smith (ORL) – 2.7
Jay Warren (HOU) – 2.5
League Top Efficiency
Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – 28.2
Enrique Mendez (MIN) – 26.6
Nashon Smith (ORL) – 25.3
Rookie Top Points
Jerry Benton (NOH) – 12.2
Kelly Pryor (DAL) – 12.0
Curtis Anderson (DAL) – 10.6
Rookie Top Assists
Dave Coulter (OKC) – 5.3
Jamil Fleming (PHI) – 4.8
Kelly Pryor (DAL) – 2.0
Rookie Top Rebounds
Jerry Benton (NOH) – 5.1
Billy Jefferson (DET) – 4.6
Victor Brinker (OKC) – 4.4
March Rookie of the Month – Jerry Benton, New Orleans Hornets – 12.4 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1.0 assist, 0.5 steals and 2.2 blocks per game.
It looks like this season is going to go downhill from here without Jack but we have to finish the season with dignity, but we did lose to the Cavs our first game back 98-84. Brooks Badu and Ron Winston did the bulk of the shooting, going 17/46 for 44 points, 15 rebounds and 13 assists on the game combined. Our best was no-one really as we went 2/24 from the three point line as Kelly Pryor had a shocker, hitting 2/16 from the field for 4 points.
Dallas Mavericks 35-38
Robert Arnold is playing surprisingly well at C even though he a through and through PF and tonight in Chicago’s 110-81 win he had 22 points and 16 rebounds to lead the way. We shoot 37% from the field as we are again ripped to shreds by a team looking to make the playoffs.
Dallas Mavericks 35-39
Well, if we are going down we might as well play Curtis Anderson more so he slides into the SG while Bart Flanders goes back to the bench.
Curtis does well in the start, going 5/8 for 11 points but we get smacked by the obviously more talented Raptors 106-90. Paul Orvis was spectacular with 32 points while Cederic Thomas had 22 points and 12 rebounds at the C position. Tim Westbrooks led the way for us with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists to lead us in those three categories.
Dallas Mavericks 35-40
Wow, this I did not expect. After being up by 15 points to the Spurs they stormed back to force overtime and I thought they would run over the top of us but we held our nerve to take the win 127-122. Joe Duggins stepped up when we needed him the most, going 12/22 from the foul line for 24 points and 13 rebounds. Kelly Pryor scored 27 points while Tim nearly had a triple double with 13 points, 10 assists and 9 rebounds. Lamont Nelson was his usual best with 27 points while Darcel Settles handed out 12 assists to go with his 17 points. Good game by our guys and let’s see if we can keep it going.
Dallas Mavericks 36-40
Shawn Latimer bruised his shoulder so come on down Bart Flanders to start at PF.
On one hand I want to beat the Hawks to get some saving grace but on the other hand I want them to win so Phoenix has the best odds for the number one draft pick. I guess it wasn’t in my hands to decide, it was Jake Chase who did the damage with 23 points as the Hawks get the 123-106 home win. Chris Jones was in foul trouble all night but still put up 14 points as Nate Roberts added 17 points and 12 rebounds. Kelly Pryor was our best with 21 points but Curtis had a night to forget, going 1/12 for 7 points and 5 fouls.
Dallas Mavericks 36-41
We stuck with the overpowering Blazers for most of the game before they decided enough was enough and put the foot down with a 111-103 victory. Tiburcio Tommasini was again outstanding with 38 points while Kevin Epps added 21 points and 9 rebounds. I still don’t know why Earl Oliver isn’t starting. Tim was our best with 25 points, 6 assists and 5 steals while Bart Flanders added 23 points and 10 rebounds in the loss.
Dallas Mavericks 36-42
For some reason we play another away game against Portland the next night which is really unfair and it wasn’t as close as the other game, going down 105-87. Tommasini had an off night, going 8/27 for only 18 points but Shannon Barker made up for it with 23 points and 6 rebounds. Kevin Epps was the standout though, putting up a great all around game with 20 points, 11 assists, 8 rebounds and 5 steals. Kelly had us going with 17 points but we turned the ball over 18 times and didn’t get to the foul line enough.
Dallas Mavericks 36-43
In the last ten games we have gone 1-9 which just goes to show how much we rely on Jack to get our scoring load. Make that 2-9 as we totally bedazzle the 48 win Kings with a 38-23 last quarter to team the 114-104 win. We were down by as much as 20 points in the third quarter but we just kept grinding out each bucket until we won the game. Kelly had a blinder, going 12/19 for 32 points as Tim was again SO close to a triple double it hurt with 9 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds. Mike Lingle had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 6 blocks for the losers.
Dallas Mavericks 37-43
No triple double watch for Tim Westbrooks as we make it a winning streak with a 124-116 win over Philadelphia as he poured in 29 points to go with his 7 assists and 10 turnovers. OK, so maybe a devil’s triple double was on the way. Eight Maverick players were in double figures as we shoot 51% from the field in a locked on performance. Lisandro Perez and Hector Carter both had 20 points for the Sixers while #1 draft pick Jamil Fleming is now starting and had 18 points and 8 assists.
Dallas Mavericks 38-43
Our last game of the season is against the 25-56 Rockets and I would love to end the season on a high note. And boy was it as both teams went ballistic and it was tied at 118 at the end of regulation. We turned on the jets and scored a whopping 24 points in the extra time to win the bizarre game 142-131 to finish the season on a three game winning streak. Joe Duggins was again useless at the foul line by amazing everywhere else with 34 points (8/18 FT) and 10 rebounds while Tim added 28 points and 15 assists. Hell, even though Kelly Pryor went 3/14 for 8 points he added 10 rebounds and 7 assists as well. Jay Warren and Antoine Martin were the best for Houston, combining for 43 points, 14 assists and 14 rebounds as we burnt past them in the overtime.
Dallas Mavericks 39-43
At the end of the season we finished in 10th spot in the West, four games outside the eight. I’ve got to feel sorry for the Jazz who finished the season at 42-40 and still didn’t get into the playoffs.
Western Conference Final Standings
1 – Golden State Warriors – 59-23 (.720)
2 – Nevada Neon – 55-27 (.671)
3 – Minnesota Timberwolves – 52-30 (.634)
4 – Sacramento Kings – 49-33 (.598)
5 – Portland Trailblazers – 49-33 (.598)
6 – San Antonio Spurs – 46-36 (.561)
7 – Los Angeles Lakers – 44-38 (.537)
8 – San Diego Riders – 43-49 (.524)
Last – Phoenix Suns – 22-60 (.268)
Eastern Conference Final Standings
1 – Miami Heat – 57-25 (.695)
2 – Toronto Raptors – 56-26 (.683)
3 – New Orleans Hornets – 51-31 (.622)
4 – Charlotte Bobcats – 50-32 (.610)
5 – Boston Celtics – 49-33 (.598)
6 – Orlando Magic – 47-35 (.573)
7 – Washington Wizards – 44-38 (.537)
8 – Detroit Pistons – 43-39 (.524)
Last – Atlanta Hawks – 21-61 (.256)
Dallas Top Points
Jack Dawkins – 23.7
Tim Westbrooks – 14.7
Shawn Latimer – 12.5
Dallas Top Assists
Tim Westbrooks – 5.7
Jack Dawkins – 4.6
Changa Hendricks – 3.7
Dallas Top Rebounds
Joe Duggins – 8.2
Shawn Latimer – 5.9
Jack Dawkins – 5.6
League Top Points
Tiburcio Tommasini (POR) – 30.7
Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – 29.2
John Johnson (DET) – 27.6
League Top Assists
Darcel Settles (SAS) – 10.2
Matias Perez (TOR) – 10.2
Ryan Smiley (DET) – 9.7
League Top Rebounds
Bryce Metcalf (CHA) – 10.5
Mark Lewis (UTA) – 10.5
Eryk Charnowski (MIA) – 9.1
League Top Blocks
Anthony Davis (CHA) – 2.9
Andre Drummond (NEV) – 2.7
Carl Farmer (SEA) – 2.4
League Top Steals
Cederic Mapp (GSW) -2.9
Nashon Smith (ORL) – 2.7
Jay Warren (HOU) – 2.5
League Top Efficiency
Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – 28.2
Enrique Mendez (MIN) – 26.6
Nashon Smith (ORL) – 25.3
Rookie Top Points
Jerry Benton (NOH) – 12.2
Kelly Pryor (DAL) – 12.0
Curtis Anderson (DAL) – 10.6
Rookie Top Assists
Dave Coulter (OKC) – 5.3
Jamil Fleming (PHI) – 4.8
Kelly Pryor (DAL) – 2.0
Rookie Top Rebounds
Jerry Benton (NOH) – 5.1
Billy Jefferson (DET) – 4.6
Victor Brinker (OKC) – 4.4
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by zike_42 » Sat Jul 27, 2013 4:42 am
OzzieLaker wrote:McKenzie to the Mavs please?
No way, he is too good to get for what we have. If the Knicks are pining for a high draft pick they might go for McKenzie for Phoenix's draft pick (likely top 3) but the chances are under 5%. He will be close to a 20/10 player in the future.
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2027 NBA Playoffs
Eastern Conference First Round
#1 Miami defeat #8 Detroit 4-2
#7 Washington defeat #2 Toronto 4-3
#3 New Orleans defeat #6 Orlando 4-2
#4 Charlotte defeat #5 Boston 4-1
Western Conference First Round
#8 San Diego defeat #1 Golden State 4-2
#2 Nevada defeat #7 Los Angeles 4-1
#3 Minnesota defeat #6 San Antonio 4-1
#5 Portland defeat #4 Sacramento 4-0
This is what was said when the Riders traded for James McDaniel –
“If the Riders start winning with a very talented roster this team could be a dark horse for the championship”.
Beating the number one team in the West is a good start. There was another upset with the Wizards ousting the Raptors behind Rowan Taylor’s 29 point and 8 rebound series average.
Eastern Conference Semi-Finals
#4 Charlotte defeat #1 Miami 4-1
#7 Washington defeat #3 New Orleans 4-3
Western Conference Semi-Finals
#5 Portland defeat #8 San Diego 4-2
#3 Minnesota defeat #2 Nevada 4-2
There is no Cinderella story for the Riders as they get bounced in the second round. The Wizards on the other hand take out the defending champions and the Hornets won’t be in the NBA Finals for the first time in seven years which will be different. What will Louisiana do come Finals time? It’s a strange old playoffs this one with a #3, #4, #4 and #7 seeds are the four left standing.
Eastern Conference Finals
#4 Charlotte defeat #7 Washington 4-1
Western Conference Finals
#3 Minnesota defeat #5 Portland 4-3
Anthony Davis books his eighth straight NBA Finals appearance and he must be in the running for the best PF in history and close to top five player of all time by the end of his career, he has been that good. Some people have been saying that the Wolves/Blazers series was the real NBA Finals as both teams are stunningly good and either of them will probably beat the Eastern Conference victor.
2027 NBA Finals
#4 Charlotte vs. #3 Minnesota
Point Guard
Charles Gaines vs. Camah Williams
14.3 points, 4.5 assists, 5.9 rebounds vs. 19.1 points, 9.3 assists, 4.2 rebounds
After a slow start to his career Williams is now on the loose. His vision and body control is second top notch and if there wasn’t a certain McMillian at Golden State Camah would be the best PG in the league. Gaines will be smashed in this match-up.
Winner - Minnesota
Shooting Guard
Reggie Blake vs. Marcello Locatelli
14.6 points, 5.4 assists, 6.5 rebounds vs. 9.3 points, 2.5 assists, 3.6 points
Locatelli is a stand in SG who will share minutes with Brad Beal who can’t play full starters minutes. He will be run around the court all series long by Blake who is a slightly poorer version of the Dallas era James Harden who can do everything you ask of him except score in bunches.
Winner - Charlotte
Small Forward
Dan Mixson vs. Enrique Mendez
16.3 points, 2.7 assists, 8.2 rebounds vs. 23.6 points, 3.7 assists, 4.8 rebounds
The one of the one-two punch of the Timberwolves, Mendez is the bee’s knees. His defence is terrible but no-one cares about that, they care about his scoring and ability to come up with the right play at the right time. He is having a down post-season which has been put down to stage fright but should elevate at the highest level. Mixson is a good player and great shooter but his time will be spent slowing down Mendez.
Winner - Minnesota
Power Forward
Anthony Davis vs. Robert Williams
17.3 points, 1.8 assists, 7.8 rebounds vs. 17.3 points, 1.3 assists, 8.3 rebounds
Even at 33 years old Davis is the rock of all defensive rocks. His scoring skills aren’t as good as they used to be but he will nullify Williams in this series. This might be a problem for Minnesota as Williams has been a great surprise for them with his scoring and rebounding and has made up for Mendez’s slow playoffs.
Winner - Charlotte
Centre
Bryce Metcalf vs. Jonas Valanciunas
9.0 points, 1.7 assists, 10.7 rebounds vs. 7.9 points, 1.9 assists, 5.4 rebounds
An absolute steal in the off season Metcalf has gelled instantaneously with Davis to form a huge front line. He is leading all players this playoffs in rebounding and even though he doesn’t score much he doesn’t need to. Jonas is now 34 years old and on the downward slope of his career and will need to turn back the clock to have a chance of winning his first championship.
Winner - Charlotte
Bench
Austin Young, Darrick Vanlier, Kenyan Walker vs. Bradley Beal, Joe Holmes, Gabe White
This is where the Wolves take the cake. Not only do they have great players in Beal, Holmes and White but also Scott Woodruff and Mike Bailey. Hell, I’m pretty sure that starting five of Holmes/Beal/White/Bailey/Woodruff would beat Atlanta or Phoenix more times than not.
Winner – Minnesota
Prediction – Minnesota in six games. It’s nice to see Anthony Davis back into the NBA Finals with another team which proves that it was him, not the Hornets the Wolves are just too talented and too deep to be troubled too much.
Game One
Charlotte 73 – Minnesota 109 (MIN 1-0)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 29 points, 5 rebounds
Game Two
Charlotte 68 – Minnesota 88 (MIN 2-0)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 22 points, 8 rebounds
Game Three
Minnesota 78 – Charlotte 91 (MIN 2-1)
Player of the Game – Anthony Davis, Charlotte – 19 points, 13 rebounds
Game Four
Minnesota 108 – Charlotte 115 (Tied 2-2)
Player of the Game – Charles Gaines, Charlotte – 26 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists
Game Five
Minnesota 96 – Charlotte 80 (MIN 3-2)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 24 points, 7 assists, 6 rebounds
Game Six
Charlotte 110 – Minnesota 81 (Tied 3-3)
Player of the Game – Reggie Blake, Charlotte – 27 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists
Game Seven
Charlotte 86 – Minnesota 100 (MIN 4-3)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 30 points, 11 rebounds, 6 assists
What a crazy series. After both teams averaged over 100 points a game during the regular season there were only five times in 14 occasions that a team hit triple figures. Minnesota wins their first ever championship after being in the league since 1989, a 38 year drought. Enrique Mendez takes home the Finals MVP trophy as well, averaging 24.1 points, 7.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 0.9 steals and 1.1 blocks in the seven games.
Eastern Conference First Round
#1 Miami defeat #8 Detroit 4-2
#7 Washington defeat #2 Toronto 4-3
#3 New Orleans defeat #6 Orlando 4-2
#4 Charlotte defeat #5 Boston 4-1
Western Conference First Round
#8 San Diego defeat #1 Golden State 4-2
#2 Nevada defeat #7 Los Angeles 4-1
#3 Minnesota defeat #6 San Antonio 4-1
#5 Portland defeat #4 Sacramento 4-0
This is what was said when the Riders traded for James McDaniel –
“If the Riders start winning with a very talented roster this team could be a dark horse for the championship”.
Beating the number one team in the West is a good start. There was another upset with the Wizards ousting the Raptors behind Rowan Taylor’s 29 point and 8 rebound series average.
Eastern Conference Semi-Finals
#4 Charlotte defeat #1 Miami 4-1
#7 Washington defeat #3 New Orleans 4-3
Western Conference Semi-Finals
#5 Portland defeat #8 San Diego 4-2
#3 Minnesota defeat #2 Nevada 4-2
There is no Cinderella story for the Riders as they get bounced in the second round. The Wizards on the other hand take out the defending champions and the Hornets won’t be in the NBA Finals for the first time in seven years which will be different. What will Louisiana do come Finals time? It’s a strange old playoffs this one with a #3, #4, #4 and #7 seeds are the four left standing.
Eastern Conference Finals
#4 Charlotte defeat #7 Washington 4-1
Western Conference Finals
#3 Minnesota defeat #5 Portland 4-3
Anthony Davis books his eighth straight NBA Finals appearance and he must be in the running for the best PF in history and close to top five player of all time by the end of his career, he has been that good. Some people have been saying that the Wolves/Blazers series was the real NBA Finals as both teams are stunningly good and either of them will probably beat the Eastern Conference victor.
2027 NBA Finals
#4 Charlotte vs. #3 Minnesota
Point Guard
Charles Gaines vs. Camah Williams
14.3 points, 4.5 assists, 5.9 rebounds vs. 19.1 points, 9.3 assists, 4.2 rebounds
After a slow start to his career Williams is now on the loose. His vision and body control is second top notch and if there wasn’t a certain McMillian at Golden State Camah would be the best PG in the league. Gaines will be smashed in this match-up.
Winner - Minnesota
Shooting Guard
Reggie Blake vs. Marcello Locatelli
14.6 points, 5.4 assists, 6.5 rebounds vs. 9.3 points, 2.5 assists, 3.6 points
Locatelli is a stand in SG who will share minutes with Brad Beal who can’t play full starters minutes. He will be run around the court all series long by Blake who is a slightly poorer version of the Dallas era James Harden who can do everything you ask of him except score in bunches.
Winner - Charlotte
Small Forward
Dan Mixson vs. Enrique Mendez
16.3 points, 2.7 assists, 8.2 rebounds vs. 23.6 points, 3.7 assists, 4.8 rebounds
The one of the one-two punch of the Timberwolves, Mendez is the bee’s knees. His defence is terrible but no-one cares about that, they care about his scoring and ability to come up with the right play at the right time. He is having a down post-season which has been put down to stage fright but should elevate at the highest level. Mixson is a good player and great shooter but his time will be spent slowing down Mendez.
Winner - Minnesota
Power Forward
Anthony Davis vs. Robert Williams
17.3 points, 1.8 assists, 7.8 rebounds vs. 17.3 points, 1.3 assists, 8.3 rebounds
Even at 33 years old Davis is the rock of all defensive rocks. His scoring skills aren’t as good as they used to be but he will nullify Williams in this series. This might be a problem for Minnesota as Williams has been a great surprise for them with his scoring and rebounding and has made up for Mendez’s slow playoffs.
Winner - Charlotte
Centre
Bryce Metcalf vs. Jonas Valanciunas
9.0 points, 1.7 assists, 10.7 rebounds vs. 7.9 points, 1.9 assists, 5.4 rebounds
An absolute steal in the off season Metcalf has gelled instantaneously with Davis to form a huge front line. He is leading all players this playoffs in rebounding and even though he doesn’t score much he doesn’t need to. Jonas is now 34 years old and on the downward slope of his career and will need to turn back the clock to have a chance of winning his first championship.
Winner - Charlotte
Bench
Austin Young, Darrick Vanlier, Kenyan Walker vs. Bradley Beal, Joe Holmes, Gabe White
This is where the Wolves take the cake. Not only do they have great players in Beal, Holmes and White but also Scott Woodruff and Mike Bailey. Hell, I’m pretty sure that starting five of Holmes/Beal/White/Bailey/Woodruff would beat Atlanta or Phoenix more times than not.
Winner – Minnesota
Prediction – Minnesota in six games. It’s nice to see Anthony Davis back into the NBA Finals with another team which proves that it was him, not the Hornets the Wolves are just too talented and too deep to be troubled too much.
Game One
Charlotte 73 – Minnesota 109 (MIN 1-0)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 29 points, 5 rebounds
Game Two
Charlotte 68 – Minnesota 88 (MIN 2-0)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 22 points, 8 rebounds
Game Three
Minnesota 78 – Charlotte 91 (MIN 2-1)
Player of the Game – Anthony Davis, Charlotte – 19 points, 13 rebounds
Game Four
Minnesota 108 – Charlotte 115 (Tied 2-2)
Player of the Game – Charles Gaines, Charlotte – 26 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists
Game Five
Minnesota 96 – Charlotte 80 (MIN 3-2)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 24 points, 7 assists, 6 rebounds
Game Six
Charlotte 110 – Minnesota 81 (Tied 3-3)
Player of the Game – Reggie Blake, Charlotte – 27 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists
Game Seven
Charlotte 86 – Minnesota 100 (MIN 4-3)
Player of the Game – Enrique Mendez, Minnesota – 30 points, 11 rebounds, 6 assists
What a crazy series. After both teams averaged over 100 points a game during the regular season there were only five times in 14 occasions that a team hit triple figures. Minnesota wins their first ever championship after being in the league since 1989, a 38 year drought. Enrique Mendez takes home the Finals MVP trophy as well, averaging 24.1 points, 7.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 0.9 steals and 1.1 blocks in the seven games.
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The lottery is up next and it’s the Michael McQuay lottery, whoever gets the win gets the honour of taking the future All NBA player for their team. It’s that cut and dry. We have the second best odds to get the first pick at 18.4% with Atlanta having the best odds at 23.2%. Our pick that we swapped to Phoenix have the 14th best odds at 0.7% so I’m pretty happy with that deal. Let’s not try and jinx it.
16 – Utah (0)
15 – Chicago (0)
14 – Phoenix (0)
13 – Cleveland (0)
12 – Philadelphia (0)
11 – Indiana (0)
10 – Portland (0)
9 – Milwaukee (0)
8 – Memphis (0)
7 – Seattle (0)
6 – Oklahoma City (0)
5 – Brooklyn (0)
4 – Denver (0)
3 – Dallas (-1)
Noooooooooooooooooooooo. Damn Rockets.
2 – Houston (+1)
1 – Atlanta (0)
In one of the least exciting drafts in history it was only us that moved down to third which sucks. At least there will be some nice talent there, with my favourite Julius Hobbs in the running to be picked there.
Award season and I’m really gunning for Kelly to win Rookie of the Year but Jerry Benton will probably beat him to it.
Most Valuable Player:
Ledaryl McMillian, Golden State Warriors – 29.2 points, 6.8 assists, 4.9 rebounds, 1.7 steals, 0.5 blocks
Back to back MVPs for the Buzzsaw and he is still only very young.
Defensive Player of the Year:
Jamaal Lewis, Chicago Bulls – 13.4 points, 2.2 assists, 6.1 rebounds, 2.3 steals, 2.0 blocks
When someone can average two steals and two blocks a game they are in the running. It finally snaps Anthony Davis’ streak of 11 DPoY awards in a row.
Sixth Man of the Year:
Ross Lampley, Miami Heat – 14.5 points, 2.0 assists, 2.8 rebounds, 1.7 steals, 0.6 blocks
Makes Earl Oliver’s bench role kind of pointless now. Lampley was on the bench because of the emergence of Kenneth Long.
Rookie of the Year:
Kelly Pryor, Dallas Mavericks – 12.0 points, 2.0 assists, 4.1 rebounds, 0.8 steals, 0.1 blocks
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Coach of the Year:
Larry Drew, Golden State Warriors – 59-23 (.720)
Well deserved as the Warriors were one of the best teams all year, too bad about the playoffs.
All NBA First Team:
Ledaryl McMillian, Golden State Warriors
James McDaniel, San Diego Riders
Enrique Mendez, Minnesota Timberwolves
Anthony Davis, Charlotte Bobcats
Rowan Taylor, Washington Wizards
All NBA Second Team:
Nashon Smith, Orlando Magic
John Johnson, Detroit Pistons
Tiburcio Tommasini, Portland Trailblazers
Brad Largent, Chicago Bulls
Andre Drummond, Nevada Neon
All NBA Third Team:
Camah Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves
Varlam Chavchavadze, Boston Celtics
Darrell Hampton, Indiana Pacers
Cederic Thomas, Toronto Raptors
Mark Lewis, Utah Jazz
All Defence First Team:
Nashon Smith, Orlando Magic
Hillar Petrauskas, New Orleans Hornets
Jamaal Lewis, Chicago Bulls
Anthony Davis, Charlotte Bobcats
Andre Drummond, Nevada Neon
All Defence Second Team:
Camah Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves
Ron Winston, Cleveland Cavaliers
Cedric Watson, San Antonio Spurs
Carl Farmer, Seattle Supersonics
Mark Lewis, Utah Jazz
All Rookie First Team:
Dave Coulter, Oklahoma City Thunder
Kelly Pryor Dallas Mavericks
Brad King, Los Angeles Lakers
Billy Jefferson, Detroit Pistons
Jerry Benton, New Orleans Hornets
All Rookie Second Team:
Jamil Fleming, Philadelphia 76ers
Curtis Anderson, Dallas Mavericks
Jason London, Chicago Bulls
Victor Brinker, Oklahoma City Thunder
Brian Benton, Washington Wizards
Pretty cool that two brothers were the two rookie centres but the better news is that not only did our own Rookie of the Year Kelly Pryor made the first team but our bench SG Curtis Anderson also got onto the second team! Good news for Dallas fans.
I didn’t get an email this time from Mr Stuart, I actually got a phone call. He was not amused.
“Mr MacMillan, that was not a good performance by your team and you are still massively over the salary cap, what do you have to say for yourself?”
He seemed to have done his homework this time.
“We were in the playoff hunt until Jack went down and as you know we have the number three pick in this pretty stacked draft. One more year and we will be right under the cap with the sanction contracts nearly off the books and we will be looking pretty with our talent.”
“You better get better soon, or it will be your head.” He snapped back.
Gulp, this turned dark quickly.
“We’ll do our best.”
After I get that image of my head on a pile I extend all of our coaches for another three years. Coach Garnett was only earning $700,000 a year for his fantastic work so he goes up to above $4 million which is more in order of a coach of his calibre.
NBA Mock Draft
1 – Atlanta – PF Michael McQuay
2 – Houston – PF Andy Kante
3 – Dallas – PF Julius Hobbs
4 – Denver – PF Leon Oliver
5 – Brooklyn – PG Leroy Nolan
6 – Oklahoma City – SF Alfons Dietz
7 – Seattle – SF Hayletts Wilcox
8 – Memphis – SG Tobe Slaughter
9 – Milwaukee – PF Ron Morgan
10 – Portland – PF Murray Cornette
11 – Indiana – SG Tip Smith
12 – Philadelphia – SG Eddie Harris
13 – Cleveland – PF Louis Rogers
14 – Phoenix – SF Jeffrey Womack
15 – Chicago – PG Earl Harris
16 – Utah – SF Steven McAfee
The mock draft looks pretty good but I can see Dietz, Slaughter and Morgan slip into the top five. Even Tip Smith could jump up a few spots if his combine is good enough. I like the top of the draft and would be wrapped with either Kante or Hobbs were there for us so it’s a win/win.
16 – Utah (0)
15 – Chicago (0)
14 – Phoenix (0)
13 – Cleveland (0)
12 – Philadelphia (0)
11 – Indiana (0)
10 – Portland (0)
9 – Milwaukee (0)
8 – Memphis (0)
7 – Seattle (0)
6 – Oklahoma City (0)
5 – Brooklyn (0)
4 – Denver (0)
3 – Dallas (-1)
Noooooooooooooooooooooo. Damn Rockets.
2 – Houston (+1)
1 – Atlanta (0)
In one of the least exciting drafts in history it was only us that moved down to third which sucks. At least there will be some nice talent there, with my favourite Julius Hobbs in the running to be picked there.
Award season and I’m really gunning for Kelly to win Rookie of the Year but Jerry Benton will probably beat him to it.
Most Valuable Player:
Ledaryl McMillian, Golden State Warriors – 29.2 points, 6.8 assists, 4.9 rebounds, 1.7 steals, 0.5 blocks
Back to back MVPs for the Buzzsaw and he is still only very young.
Defensive Player of the Year:
Jamaal Lewis, Chicago Bulls – 13.4 points, 2.2 assists, 6.1 rebounds, 2.3 steals, 2.0 blocks
When someone can average two steals and two blocks a game they are in the running. It finally snaps Anthony Davis’ streak of 11 DPoY awards in a row.
Sixth Man of the Year:
Ross Lampley, Miami Heat – 14.5 points, 2.0 assists, 2.8 rebounds, 1.7 steals, 0.6 blocks
Makes Earl Oliver’s bench role kind of pointless now. Lampley was on the bench because of the emergence of Kenneth Long.
Rookie of the Year:
Kelly Pryor, Dallas Mavericks – 12.0 points, 2.0 assists, 4.1 rebounds, 0.8 steals, 0.1 blocks
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Coach of the Year:
Larry Drew, Golden State Warriors – 59-23 (.720)
Well deserved as the Warriors were one of the best teams all year, too bad about the playoffs.
All NBA First Team:
Ledaryl McMillian, Golden State Warriors
James McDaniel, San Diego Riders
Enrique Mendez, Minnesota Timberwolves
Anthony Davis, Charlotte Bobcats
Rowan Taylor, Washington Wizards
All NBA Second Team:
Nashon Smith, Orlando Magic
John Johnson, Detroit Pistons
Tiburcio Tommasini, Portland Trailblazers
Brad Largent, Chicago Bulls
Andre Drummond, Nevada Neon
All NBA Third Team:
Camah Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves
Varlam Chavchavadze, Boston Celtics
Darrell Hampton, Indiana Pacers
Cederic Thomas, Toronto Raptors
Mark Lewis, Utah Jazz
All Defence First Team:
Nashon Smith, Orlando Magic
Hillar Petrauskas, New Orleans Hornets
Jamaal Lewis, Chicago Bulls
Anthony Davis, Charlotte Bobcats
Andre Drummond, Nevada Neon
All Defence Second Team:
Camah Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves
Ron Winston, Cleveland Cavaliers
Cedric Watson, San Antonio Spurs
Carl Farmer, Seattle Supersonics
Mark Lewis, Utah Jazz
All Rookie First Team:
Dave Coulter, Oklahoma City Thunder
Kelly Pryor Dallas Mavericks
Brad King, Los Angeles Lakers
Billy Jefferson, Detroit Pistons
Jerry Benton, New Orleans Hornets
All Rookie Second Team:
Jamil Fleming, Philadelphia 76ers
Curtis Anderson, Dallas Mavericks
Jason London, Chicago Bulls
Victor Brinker, Oklahoma City Thunder
Brian Benton, Washington Wizards
Pretty cool that two brothers were the two rookie centres but the better news is that not only did our own Rookie of the Year Kelly Pryor made the first team but our bench SG Curtis Anderson also got onto the second team! Good news for Dallas fans.
I didn’t get an email this time from Mr Stuart, I actually got a phone call. He was not amused.
“Mr MacMillan, that was not a good performance by your team and you are still massively over the salary cap, what do you have to say for yourself?”
He seemed to have done his homework this time.
“We were in the playoff hunt until Jack went down and as you know we have the number three pick in this pretty stacked draft. One more year and we will be right under the cap with the sanction contracts nearly off the books and we will be looking pretty with our talent.”
“You better get better soon, or it will be your head.” He snapped back.
Gulp, this turned dark quickly.
“We’ll do our best.”
After I get that image of my head on a pile I extend all of our coaches for another three years. Coach Garnett was only earning $700,000 a year for his fantastic work so he goes up to above $4 million which is more in order of a coach of his calibre.
NBA Mock Draft
1 – Atlanta – PF Michael McQuay
2 – Houston – PF Andy Kante
3 – Dallas – PF Julius Hobbs
4 – Denver – PF Leon Oliver
5 – Brooklyn – PG Leroy Nolan
6 – Oklahoma City – SF Alfons Dietz
7 – Seattle – SF Hayletts Wilcox
8 – Memphis – SG Tobe Slaughter
9 – Milwaukee – PF Ron Morgan
10 – Portland – PF Murray Cornette
11 – Indiana – SG Tip Smith
12 – Philadelphia – SG Eddie Harris
13 – Cleveland – PF Louis Rogers
14 – Phoenix – SF Jeffrey Womack
15 – Chicago – PG Earl Harris
16 – Utah – SF Steven McAfee
The mock draft looks pretty good but I can see Dietz, Slaughter and Morgan slip into the top five. Even Tip Smith could jump up a few spots if his combine is good enough. I like the top of the draft and would be wrapped with either Kante or Hobbs were there for us so it’s a win/win.
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End of Season Report on the Rookie Six (Year Two)
#41 SF Jack Dawkins, Dallas Mavericks – 23.7 points, 4.6 assists, 5.6 rebounds, 0.7 steals, 0.3 blocks
Another injury curtails Jack’s season which was becoming a breakout season. His scoring is becoming elite and his passing is better than ever and the rest of the league is on alert next season. His turnover rate is still too high but he is only 22 years old. Jack was the first of the Rookie Six to make the All Star game.
2025 – Rookie Game Starter
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
2026 – All Star Game Reserve
#17 PG Cort Majishun, Memphis Grizzlies – 16.9 points, 8.8 assists, 3.4 rebounds, 1.0 steal, 0.2 blocks
Having played every game so far in his career, Majishun is a spitting image of a young(er) Ledaryl McMillian. He is still growing and won’t get there for another two or so years but when he gets to his potential it will be scary. His court vision is also excellent and the only downside is that his defence isn’t anywhere near as good as the Buzzsaw’s.
2025 – Rookie Game Starter
2025 – NBA All Rookie 1st Team
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
#13 SG Kenneth Long, Miami Heat – 19.0 points, 3.0 assists, 4.8 rebounds, 1.2 steals, 1.5 blocks
Another one of the Rookie Six whose season got cut short by injury, he broke his elbow at the end of March when Miami were gearing up for the playoffs. His scoring would have been extremely important for the Heat who got bounced in the second round after nabbing the number one seed in the East. Long still doesn’t get along with his teammates or coach so could be dealt during the off season.
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
#35 PF Terry McKenzie, New York Knicks – 16.5 points, 1.4 assists, 7.7 rebounds, 1.0 steal, 0.8 blocks
Playoff Stats – 5 games, 12.6 points, 0.6 assists, 10.0 rebounds, 0.2 steals, 0.6 blocks
The first of the Rookie Six to play in the playoffs but was eliminated in the first round with a farily poor performance. His rebounding is fantastic and could be the best rebounder in the league in as little as next season. I’m not sure he will ever be a go to scorer in the league but the rest of his game is really, really good.
2025 – Rookie Game Starter
2025 – NBA All Rookie 1st Team
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
#4 SG Chris Jones, Atlanta Hawks – 14.6 points, 6.1 assists, 3.9 rebounds, 1.5 steals, 0.0 blocks
The Wizard got his wish with the number one draft pick and Michael McQuay who should help his numbers out as there will be someone on the woeful Hawks that can actually play. His scoring percentages increased but still needs to shoot better. For some reason Atlanta hasn’t picked up his rookie option so will be a restricted free agent after next season.
2025 – Rookie Game Reserve
2025 – NBA All Rookie 2nd Team
2026 – Sophomore Game Reserve
#47 C Art Stevenson, Boston Celtics – 4.9 points, 0.4 assists, 2.2 rebounds, 0.2 steals, 0.3 blocks
Playoff Stats – 5 games, 2.4 points, 0.2 assists, 1.0 rebound, 0.0 steals, 0.2 blocks
Art is finally had enough of his coach not giving him playing time and is hinting very hard that he wants a trade. There are a few teams that are interested in his services and Boston will be be listening to them intensely.
2025 – NBA All Rookie 2nd Team
#41 SF Jack Dawkins, Dallas Mavericks – 23.7 points, 4.6 assists, 5.6 rebounds, 0.7 steals, 0.3 blocks
Another injury curtails Jack’s season which was becoming a breakout season. His scoring is becoming elite and his passing is better than ever and the rest of the league is on alert next season. His turnover rate is still too high but he is only 22 years old. Jack was the first of the Rookie Six to make the All Star game.
2025 – Rookie Game Starter
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
2026 – All Star Game Reserve
#17 PG Cort Majishun, Memphis Grizzlies – 16.9 points, 8.8 assists, 3.4 rebounds, 1.0 steal, 0.2 blocks
Having played every game so far in his career, Majishun is a spitting image of a young(er) Ledaryl McMillian. He is still growing and won’t get there for another two or so years but when he gets to his potential it will be scary. His court vision is also excellent and the only downside is that his defence isn’t anywhere near as good as the Buzzsaw’s.
2025 – Rookie Game Starter
2025 – NBA All Rookie 1st Team
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
#13 SG Kenneth Long, Miami Heat – 19.0 points, 3.0 assists, 4.8 rebounds, 1.2 steals, 1.5 blocks
Another one of the Rookie Six whose season got cut short by injury, he broke his elbow at the end of March when Miami were gearing up for the playoffs. His scoring would have been extremely important for the Heat who got bounced in the second round after nabbing the number one seed in the East. Long still doesn’t get along with his teammates or coach so could be dealt during the off season.
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
#35 PF Terry McKenzie, New York Knicks – 16.5 points, 1.4 assists, 7.7 rebounds, 1.0 steal, 0.8 blocks
Playoff Stats – 5 games, 12.6 points, 0.6 assists, 10.0 rebounds, 0.2 steals, 0.6 blocks
The first of the Rookie Six to play in the playoffs but was eliminated in the first round with a farily poor performance. His rebounding is fantastic and could be the best rebounder in the league in as little as next season. I’m not sure he will ever be a go to scorer in the league but the rest of his game is really, really good.
2025 – Rookie Game Starter
2025 – NBA All Rookie 1st Team
2026 – Sophomore Game Starter
#4 SG Chris Jones, Atlanta Hawks – 14.6 points, 6.1 assists, 3.9 rebounds, 1.5 steals, 0.0 blocks
The Wizard got his wish with the number one draft pick and Michael McQuay who should help his numbers out as there will be someone on the woeful Hawks that can actually play. His scoring percentages increased but still needs to shoot better. For some reason Atlanta hasn’t picked up his rookie option so will be a restricted free agent after next season.
2025 – Rookie Game Reserve
2025 – NBA All Rookie 2nd Team
2026 – Sophomore Game Reserve
#47 C Art Stevenson, Boston Celtics – 4.9 points, 0.4 assists, 2.2 rebounds, 0.2 steals, 0.3 blocks
Playoff Stats – 5 games, 2.4 points, 0.2 assists, 1.0 rebound, 0.0 steals, 0.2 blocks
Art is finally had enough of his coach not giving him playing time and is hinting very hard that he wants a trade. There are a few teams that are interested in his services and Boston will be be listening to them intensely.
2025 – NBA All Rookie 2nd Team
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by zike_42 » Sat Jul 27, 2013 8:03 pm
It’s been 15 years since I have been in the league so I thought I would do another recap of the past decade and a half. This will be in two parts, the first part being about the players while the second part is all about the 32 NBA teams.
Players
Single Game Highs
Points
Raul Lopez, Boston – 69, 2025
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City – 68, 2014
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City – 67, 2014
Assists
Kendall Marshall, Los Angeles – 32, 2020
Matt Brown, Dallas – 27, 2023
Chris Paul, New York – 26, 2012
Rebounds
Serge Ibaka, Oklahoma City – 28, 2013
Kevin Love, Minnesota – 27, 2014
Kevin Love, Minnesota – 27, 2014
Steals
Mike Conley, Memphis – 11, 2015
Paul George, Orlando – 11, 2020
Jrue Holiday, Detroit – 11, 2022
Blocks
JaVale McGee, Denver – 16, 2014
Anthony Davis, New Orleans – 14, 2017
Anthony Davis, New Orleans – 14, 2020
Career Totals (retired)
Points
1 - Kevin Durant – 41,094 (2026)
2 - Lebron James – 39,542 (2024)
5 – Kobe Bryant – 36,386 (2017)
6 – Kevin Love – 32,705
9 – Kyrie Irving – 30,137
10 – Dirk Nowitzki – 29,889 (2017)
Assists
2 – Ricky Rubio – 12,317
3 – Jason Kidd – 12,010 (2012)
4 – John Wall – 11,179
5 – Steve Nash – 10,725 (2013)
6 – Chris Paul – 10,461 (2023)
7 – Kyrie Irving – 10,345
Rebounds
4 – Dwight Howard – 16,714 (2024)
5 – Kevin Love – 16,467
8 – Kevin Garnett – 15,076 (2016)
Steals
2 – Lebron James – 2750 (2024)
3 – Ricky Rubio – 2696
4 – Chris Paul – 2650 (2023)
5 – Iman Shumpert – 2633 (2026)
6 – Jason Kidd – 2613 (2012)
8 – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist – 2501
9 – Anthony Davis – 2483
Blocks
1 – Anthony Davis – 4540
3 – Andre Drummond – 3704
4 – Serge Ibaka – 3311 (2025)
8 – Bismack Biyombo – 2964
10 – Dwight Howard – 2937 (2024)
Games
2 – Kevin Garnett – 1600 (2016)
3 – Kobe Bryant – 1582 (2017)
5 – Kevin Love – 1547
6 – Lebron James – 1541 (2024)
9 – Dirk Nowitzki – 1498 (2017)
10 – Dwight Howard – 1488 (2024)
Hall of Fame Inductions
2013 – Steve Nash – 1314 games, 18360 points, 10725 assists, 3834 rebounds, 98 blocks, 932 steals
2014 – Tracy McGrady -938 games, 18383 points, 4159 assists, 5276 rebounds, 807 blocks, 1136 steals
2015 – Tim Duncan – 1394 games, 25488 points, 3778 assists, 14402 rebounds, 2838 blocks, 1018 steals
2016 – Kevin Garnett – 1600 games, 27031 points, 5461 assists, 15076 rebounds, 2185 blocks, 1018 steals
2017 – Dirk Nowtizki – 1498 games, 29889 points, 3334 assists, 10884 rebounds, 1129 blocks, 1240 steals
2017 – Kobe Bryant – 1582 games, 36386 points, 6390 assists, 7557 rebounds, 612 blocks, 2065 steals
2019 – Dwyane Wade – 1139 games, 23889 points, 5574 assists, 5172 rebounds, 1166 blocks, 1829 steals
2023 – Chris Paul – 1265 games, 21424 points, 10461 assists, 4840 rebounds, 41 blocks, 2650 steals
2024 – Dwight Howard – 1488 games, 27330 points, 2000 assists, 16714 rebounds, 2937 blocks, 1908 steals
2024 – Lebron James – 1541 games, 39542 points, 8875 assists, 9507 rebounds, 993 blocks, 2750 steals
2025 – Derrick Rose – 1171 games, 18749 points, 6928 assists, 3701 rebounds, 454 blocks, 655 steals
2025 – Stephen Curry – 1177 games, 20855 points, 7986 assists, 4570 rebounds, 401 blocks, 1928 steals
2026 – Kevin Durant – 1486 games, 41094 points, 2622 assists, 10296 rebounds, 1544 blocks, 1523 steals
Player Awards
MVP – DpoY – Rookie – 6th Man – Coach
2012 – Lebron James (MIA) – Dwight Howard (LAL) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Tiago Splitter (SAS) – Erik Spoelstra (MIA)
2013 – Lebron James (MIA) – Dwight Howard (SAS) – John Johnson (DET) – Paul George (IND) – Erik Spoelstra (MIA)
2014 – Kevin Durant (OKC) – Dwight Howard (SAS) – Ernest Jameson (LAL) – Joe Johnson (BKL) – Mike Woodson (NYK)
2015 – Lebron James (MIA) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Dave Webb (BKL) – Tristan Thompson (CLE) – Mike Woodson (NYK)
2016 – Lebron James (UTA) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Mark Hill (ATL) – Andre Iguodala (NYK) – Mike Woodson (NYK)
2017 – Kevin Durant (OKC) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Marcello Locatelli (MIA) – Austin Rivers (BKL) – Scott Brooks (OKC)
2018 – Kevin Durant (OKC) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Brooks Badu (PHI) – Iman Shumpert (MIN) – Lawrence Frank (DET)
2019 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Ross Lampley (SEA) – Iman Shumpert (MIN) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2020 – Kevin Durant (DAL) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Dustin Harris (POR) – Iman Shumpert (CLE) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2021 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Corey Barnes (POR) – Stefan Nitschke (SDR) – Erik Spoelstra (ATL)
2022 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – Austin Rivers (BKL) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2023 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Chris Jackson (LAL) – Chris Hampton (DEN) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2024 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Lance Ellis (SDR) – Earl Oliver (POR) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2025 – Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Mike Bickerstaf (OKC) – Michael Williams (MEM) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2026 – Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – Jamaal Lewis (CHI) – Kelly Pryor (DAL) – Ross Lampley (MIA) – Larry Drew (GSW)
NBA Draft Number One Picks
2013 – PF Dennis Freymond, Charlotte
2014 – SF Andrew Owens, Philadelphia
2015 – PF Nate Roberts, Phoenix
2016 – C Mark Lewis, Utah
2017 – PF Casey Floyd, Orlando
2018 – C Emmett Emerson, Phoenix
2019 – SF Raul Lopez, Boston
2020 – PF John Nemitz, Nevada
2021 – SG Varlam Chavchavadze, Boston
2022 – C Rowan Taylor, Washington
2023 – SF Chris Jackson, Los Angeles
2024 – SF Jamaal Lewis, Chicago
2025 – SG Mike Bickerstaf, Oklahoma City
2026 – PG Jamil Fleming, Philadelphia
Players
Single Game Highs
Points
Raul Lopez, Boston – 69, 2025
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City – 68, 2014
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City – 67, 2014
Assists
Kendall Marshall, Los Angeles – 32, 2020
Matt Brown, Dallas – 27, 2023
Chris Paul, New York – 26, 2012
Rebounds
Serge Ibaka, Oklahoma City – 28, 2013
Kevin Love, Minnesota – 27, 2014
Kevin Love, Minnesota – 27, 2014
Steals
Mike Conley, Memphis – 11, 2015
Paul George, Orlando – 11, 2020
Jrue Holiday, Detroit – 11, 2022
Blocks
JaVale McGee, Denver – 16, 2014
Anthony Davis, New Orleans – 14, 2017
Anthony Davis, New Orleans – 14, 2020
Career Totals (retired)
Points
1 - Kevin Durant – 41,094 (2026)
2 - Lebron James – 39,542 (2024)
5 – Kobe Bryant – 36,386 (2017)
6 – Kevin Love – 32,705
9 – Kyrie Irving – 30,137
10 – Dirk Nowitzki – 29,889 (2017)
Assists
2 – Ricky Rubio – 12,317
3 – Jason Kidd – 12,010 (2012)
4 – John Wall – 11,179
5 – Steve Nash – 10,725 (2013)
6 – Chris Paul – 10,461 (2023)
7 – Kyrie Irving – 10,345
Rebounds
4 – Dwight Howard – 16,714 (2024)
5 – Kevin Love – 16,467
8 – Kevin Garnett – 15,076 (2016)
Steals
2 – Lebron James – 2750 (2024)
3 – Ricky Rubio – 2696
4 – Chris Paul – 2650 (2023)
5 – Iman Shumpert – 2633 (2026)
6 – Jason Kidd – 2613 (2012)
8 – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist – 2501
9 – Anthony Davis – 2483
Blocks
1 – Anthony Davis – 4540
3 – Andre Drummond – 3704
4 – Serge Ibaka – 3311 (2025)
8 – Bismack Biyombo – 2964
10 – Dwight Howard – 2937 (2024)
Games
2 – Kevin Garnett – 1600 (2016)
3 – Kobe Bryant – 1582 (2017)
5 – Kevin Love – 1547
6 – Lebron James – 1541 (2024)
9 – Dirk Nowitzki – 1498 (2017)
10 – Dwight Howard – 1488 (2024)
Hall of Fame Inductions
2013 – Steve Nash – 1314 games, 18360 points, 10725 assists, 3834 rebounds, 98 blocks, 932 steals
2014 – Tracy McGrady -938 games, 18383 points, 4159 assists, 5276 rebounds, 807 blocks, 1136 steals
2015 – Tim Duncan – 1394 games, 25488 points, 3778 assists, 14402 rebounds, 2838 blocks, 1018 steals
2016 – Kevin Garnett – 1600 games, 27031 points, 5461 assists, 15076 rebounds, 2185 blocks, 1018 steals
2017 – Dirk Nowtizki – 1498 games, 29889 points, 3334 assists, 10884 rebounds, 1129 blocks, 1240 steals
2017 – Kobe Bryant – 1582 games, 36386 points, 6390 assists, 7557 rebounds, 612 blocks, 2065 steals
2019 – Dwyane Wade – 1139 games, 23889 points, 5574 assists, 5172 rebounds, 1166 blocks, 1829 steals
2023 – Chris Paul – 1265 games, 21424 points, 10461 assists, 4840 rebounds, 41 blocks, 2650 steals
2024 – Dwight Howard – 1488 games, 27330 points, 2000 assists, 16714 rebounds, 2937 blocks, 1908 steals
2024 – Lebron James – 1541 games, 39542 points, 8875 assists, 9507 rebounds, 993 blocks, 2750 steals
2025 – Derrick Rose – 1171 games, 18749 points, 6928 assists, 3701 rebounds, 454 blocks, 655 steals
2025 – Stephen Curry – 1177 games, 20855 points, 7986 assists, 4570 rebounds, 401 blocks, 1928 steals
2026 – Kevin Durant – 1486 games, 41094 points, 2622 assists, 10296 rebounds, 1544 blocks, 1523 steals
Player Awards
MVP – DpoY – Rookie – 6th Man – Coach
2012 – Lebron James (MIA) – Dwight Howard (LAL) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Tiago Splitter (SAS) – Erik Spoelstra (MIA)
2013 – Lebron James (MIA) – Dwight Howard (SAS) – John Johnson (DET) – Paul George (IND) – Erik Spoelstra (MIA)
2014 – Kevin Durant (OKC) – Dwight Howard (SAS) – Ernest Jameson (LAL) – Joe Johnson (BKL) – Mike Woodson (NYK)
2015 – Lebron James (MIA) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Dave Webb (BKL) – Tristan Thompson (CLE) – Mike Woodson (NYK)
2016 – Lebron James (UTA) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Mark Hill (ATL) – Andre Iguodala (NYK) – Mike Woodson (NYK)
2017 – Kevin Durant (OKC) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Marcello Locatelli (MIA) – Austin Rivers (BKL) – Scott Brooks (OKC)
2018 – Kevin Durant (OKC) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Brooks Badu (PHI) – Iman Shumpert (MIN) – Lawrence Frank (DET)
2019 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Ross Lampley (SEA) – Iman Shumpert (MIN) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2020 – Kevin Durant (DAL) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Dustin Harris (POR) – Iman Shumpert (CLE) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2021 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Corey Barnes (POR) – Stefan Nitschke (SDR) – Erik Spoelstra (ATL)
2022 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – Austin Rivers (BKL) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2023 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Chris Jackson (LAL) – Chris Hampton (DEN) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2024 – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Lance Ellis (SDR) – Earl Oliver (POR) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2025 – Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – Anthony Davis (NOH) – Mike Bickerstaf (OKC) – Michael Williams (MEM) – Jeff Van Gundy (NOH)
2026 – Ledaryl McMillian (GSW) – Jamaal Lewis (CHI) – Kelly Pryor (DAL) – Ross Lampley (MIA) – Larry Drew (GSW)
NBA Draft Number One Picks
2013 – PF Dennis Freymond, Charlotte
2014 – SF Andrew Owens, Philadelphia
2015 – PF Nate Roberts, Phoenix
2016 – C Mark Lewis, Utah
2017 – PF Casey Floyd, Orlando
2018 – C Emmett Emerson, Phoenix
2019 – SF Raul Lopez, Boston
2020 – PF John Nemitz, Nevada
2021 – SG Varlam Chavchavadze, Boston
2022 – C Rowan Taylor, Washington
2023 – SF Chris Jackson, Los Angeles
2024 – SF Jamaal Lewis, Chicago
2025 – SG Mike Bickerstaf, Oklahoma City
2026 – PG Jamil Fleming, Philadelphia
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Teams
NBA Champions
2012 – New York defeat Los Angeles 4-1
2013 – Denver defeat Detroit 4-2
2014 – Detroit defeat Denver 4-3
2015 – Portland defeat New York 4-2
2016 – Charlotte defeat Utah 4-0
2017 – Detroit defeat Oklahoma City 4-3
2018 – Detroit defeat San Antonio 4-2
2019 – New Orleans defeat Oklahoma City 4-2
2020 – New Orleans defeat Dallas 4-2
2021 – Dallas defeat New Orleans 4-1
2022 – New Orleans defeat Utah 4-0
2023 – Dallas defeat New Orleans 4-3
2024 – Dallas defeat New Orleans 4-2
2025 – New Orleans defeat San Antonio 4-3
2026 – Minnesota defeat Charlotte 4-3
Statistics of NBA Teams since 2012
Where it says “Current Leading Scorer” it means the player who has scored the most points for that team and is still playing but they don’t have to be playing for that team at the moment.
Atlanta
Win-Loss Record – 536-695 (.435)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Dominique Wilkins - 23292
Current Leading Scorer – Demond Lewis - 9625
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Boston
Win-Loss Record – 575-655 (.467)
Playoff Appearances – Six
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – John Havlicek - 26395
Current Leading Scorer – Raul Lopez - 16840
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Brooklyn
Win-Loss Record – 558-672 (.453)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Donte Rock - 15059
Current Leading Scorer – Donte Rock - 15059
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Charlotte
Win-Loss Record – 637-593 (.517)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – One
All Time Leadng Scorer – Ty Lawson - 12161
Current Leading Scorer – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist - 7524
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Chicago
Win-Loss Record – 540-690 (.439)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Michael Jordan - 29277
Current Leading Scorer – Robert Arnold - 11339
Retired Jerseys - #1 Derrick Rose, 2026
Cleveland
Win-Loss Record – 695-535 (.565)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kyrie Irving - 16610
Current Leading Scorer- Kyrie Irving - 16610
Retired Jerseys - #23 Lebron James, 2025
Dallas
Win-Loss Record – 650-580 (.528)
Playoff Appearances – Six
Championships – Three
All Time Leading Scorer – Dirk Nowitzki - 27852
Current Leading Scorer – Andre Drummond - 7918
Retired Jerseys - #41 Dirk Nowitzki, 2018
Denver
Win-Loss Record – 646-584 (.525)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – Alex English - 21645
Current Leading Scorer – Chris Drexler - 13711
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Detroit
Win-Loss Record – 808-432 (.656)
Playoff Appearances – Thirteen
Championships – Three
All Time Leading Scorer – John Johnson - 27736
Current Leading Scorer – John Johnson - 27736
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Golden State
Win-Loss Record – 616-614 (.501)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Wilt Chamberlain - 17783
Current Leading Scorer – Ledaryl McMillian - 12799
Retired Jerseys – #21 Stephen Curry, 2026
Houston
Win-Loss Record – 612-618 (.497)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Hakeem Olajuwon- 26511
Current Leading Scorer – James Harden - 17651
Retired Jerseys – #1 Tracy McGrady, 2015
Indiana
Win-Loss Record – 603-627 (.490)
Playoff Appearances – Six
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Reggie Miller - 25279
Current Leading Scorer – Alexander Verhaeren - 9302
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Los Angeles
Win-Loss Record – 499-731 (.405)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kobe Bryant - 33134
Current Leading Scorer – Jeff Cunningham - 14439
Retired Jerseys – #24 Kobe Bryant, 2018
Memphis
Win-Loss Record – 585-645 (.475)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Rudy Gay - 11194
Current Leading Scorer – John Wall - 9570
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Miami
Win-Loss Record – 542-688 (.440)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Dwyane Wade - 20528
Current Leading Scorer – Eryk Charnowski - 11246
Retired Jerseys – #3 Dwyane Wade, 2020
Milwaukee
Win-Loss Record – 651-579 (.529)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - 14211
Current Leading Scorer – Thomas Cooper - 8834
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Minnesota
Win-Loss Record – 754-476 (.613)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – Kevin Love - 24415
Current Leading Scorer – Kevin Love - 24415
Retired Jerseys – #21 Kevin Garnett, 2017
Nevada
Win-Loss Record – 283-373 (.431)
Playoff Appearances – Four
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – John Nemitz - 8232
Current Leading Scorer – John Nemitz - 8232
Retired Jerseys – Zero
New Orleans
Win-Loss Record – 846-384 (.687)
Playoff Appearances – Thirteen
Championships – Four
All Time Leading Scorer – Anthony Davis - 20309
Current Leading Scorer – Anthony Davis - 20309
Retired Jerseys – Zero
New York
Win-Loss Record – 689-542 (.560)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – Patrick Ewing - 23665
Current Leading Scorer – Camara Brinker - 8002
Retired Jerseys – #16 Chris Paul, 2024
Oklahoma City
Win-Loss Record – 695-545 (.565)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kevin Durant - 32034
Current Leading Scorer – Russell Westbrook - 27635
Retired Jerseys – #35 Kevin Durant, 2027
Orlando
Win-Loss Record – 557-643 (.452)
Playoff Appearances – Eight
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Dwight Howard - 11435
Current Leading Scorer – Klay Thompson - 6545
Retired Jerseys – #12 Dwight Howard, 2025
Philadelphia
Win-Loss Record – 550-680 (.447)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Hal Greer - 21586
Current Leading Scorer – Andrew Owens - 11617
Retired Jerseys – #3 Allen Iverson, 2013
Phoenix
Win-Loss Record – 460-770 (.373)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Walter Davis - 15666
Current Leading Scorer – Emmett Emerson - 9973
Retired Jerseys – #13 Steve Nash, 2014
Portland
Win-Loss Record – 560-670 (.455)
Playoff Appearances – Seven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – LaMarcus Aldridge - 18644
Current Leading Scorer – Earl Oliver - 15282
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Sacramento
Win-Loss Record – 559-671 (.454)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Oscar Robertson - 22009
Current Leading Scorer – DeMarcus Cousins - 18264
Retired Jerseys – Zero
San Antonio
Win-Loss Record – 681-549 (.553)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Tim Duncan - 25190
Current Leading Scorer – Lamont Nelson - 9041
Retired Jerseys – #21 Tim Duncan, 2016
San Diego (formerly Los Angeles Clippers)
Win-Loss Record – 529-701 (.430)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Randy Smith - 12735
Current Leading Scorer – Blake Griffin - 11668
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Seattle
Win-Loss Record – 282-374 (.429)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Carl Farmer - 8799
Current Leading Scorer – Carl Farmer - 8799
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Toronto
Win-Loss Record – 603-627 (.490)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Paul Orvis - 19036
Current Leading Scorer – Paul Orvis - 19036
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Utah
Win-Loss Record – 732-498 (.595)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Karl Malone - 36374
Current Leading Scorer – Derrick Favors - 20951
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Washington
Win-Loss Record – 584-646 (.474)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Elvin Hayes- 15551
Current Leading Scorer – Bradley Beal - 12590
Retired Jerseys – Zero
NBA Champions
2012 – New York defeat Los Angeles 4-1
2013 – Denver defeat Detroit 4-2
2014 – Detroit defeat Denver 4-3
2015 – Portland defeat New York 4-2
2016 – Charlotte defeat Utah 4-0
2017 – Detroit defeat Oklahoma City 4-3
2018 – Detroit defeat San Antonio 4-2
2019 – New Orleans defeat Oklahoma City 4-2
2020 – New Orleans defeat Dallas 4-2
2021 – Dallas defeat New Orleans 4-1
2022 – New Orleans defeat Utah 4-0
2023 – Dallas defeat New Orleans 4-3
2024 – Dallas defeat New Orleans 4-2
2025 – New Orleans defeat San Antonio 4-3
2026 – Minnesota defeat Charlotte 4-3
Statistics of NBA Teams since 2012
Where it says “Current Leading Scorer” it means the player who has scored the most points for that team and is still playing but they don’t have to be playing for that team at the moment.
Atlanta
Win-Loss Record – 536-695 (.435)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Dominique Wilkins - 23292
Current Leading Scorer – Demond Lewis - 9625
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Boston
Win-Loss Record – 575-655 (.467)
Playoff Appearances – Six
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – John Havlicek - 26395
Current Leading Scorer – Raul Lopez - 16840
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Brooklyn
Win-Loss Record – 558-672 (.453)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Donte Rock - 15059
Current Leading Scorer – Donte Rock - 15059
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Charlotte
Win-Loss Record – 637-593 (.517)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – One
All Time Leadng Scorer – Ty Lawson - 12161
Current Leading Scorer – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist - 7524
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Chicago
Win-Loss Record – 540-690 (.439)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Michael Jordan - 29277
Current Leading Scorer – Robert Arnold - 11339
Retired Jerseys - #1 Derrick Rose, 2026
Cleveland
Win-Loss Record – 695-535 (.565)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kyrie Irving - 16610
Current Leading Scorer- Kyrie Irving - 16610
Retired Jerseys - #23 Lebron James, 2025
Dallas
Win-Loss Record – 650-580 (.528)
Playoff Appearances – Six
Championships – Three
All Time Leading Scorer – Dirk Nowitzki - 27852
Current Leading Scorer – Andre Drummond - 7918
Retired Jerseys - #41 Dirk Nowitzki, 2018
Denver
Win-Loss Record – 646-584 (.525)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – Alex English - 21645
Current Leading Scorer – Chris Drexler - 13711
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Detroit
Win-Loss Record – 808-432 (.656)
Playoff Appearances – Thirteen
Championships – Three
All Time Leading Scorer – John Johnson - 27736
Current Leading Scorer – John Johnson - 27736
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Golden State
Win-Loss Record – 616-614 (.501)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Wilt Chamberlain - 17783
Current Leading Scorer – Ledaryl McMillian - 12799
Retired Jerseys – #21 Stephen Curry, 2026
Houston
Win-Loss Record – 612-618 (.497)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Hakeem Olajuwon- 26511
Current Leading Scorer – James Harden - 17651
Retired Jerseys – #1 Tracy McGrady, 2015
Indiana
Win-Loss Record – 603-627 (.490)
Playoff Appearances – Six
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Reggie Miller - 25279
Current Leading Scorer – Alexander Verhaeren - 9302
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Los Angeles
Win-Loss Record – 499-731 (.405)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kobe Bryant - 33134
Current Leading Scorer – Jeff Cunningham - 14439
Retired Jerseys – #24 Kobe Bryant, 2018
Memphis
Win-Loss Record – 585-645 (.475)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Rudy Gay - 11194
Current Leading Scorer – John Wall - 9570
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Miami
Win-Loss Record – 542-688 (.440)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Dwyane Wade - 20528
Current Leading Scorer – Eryk Charnowski - 11246
Retired Jerseys – #3 Dwyane Wade, 2020
Milwaukee
Win-Loss Record – 651-579 (.529)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - 14211
Current Leading Scorer – Thomas Cooper - 8834
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Minnesota
Win-Loss Record – 754-476 (.613)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – Kevin Love - 24415
Current Leading Scorer – Kevin Love - 24415
Retired Jerseys – #21 Kevin Garnett, 2017
Nevada
Win-Loss Record – 283-373 (.431)
Playoff Appearances – Four
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – John Nemitz - 8232
Current Leading Scorer – John Nemitz - 8232
Retired Jerseys – Zero
New Orleans
Win-Loss Record – 846-384 (.687)
Playoff Appearances – Thirteen
Championships – Four
All Time Leading Scorer – Anthony Davis - 20309
Current Leading Scorer – Anthony Davis - 20309
Retired Jerseys – Zero
New York
Win-Loss Record – 689-542 (.560)
Playoff Appearances – Eleven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – Patrick Ewing - 23665
Current Leading Scorer – Camara Brinker - 8002
Retired Jerseys – #16 Chris Paul, 2024
Oklahoma City
Win-Loss Record – 695-545 (.565)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Kevin Durant - 32034
Current Leading Scorer – Russell Westbrook - 27635
Retired Jerseys – #35 Kevin Durant, 2027
Orlando
Win-Loss Record – 557-643 (.452)
Playoff Appearances – Eight
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Dwight Howard - 11435
Current Leading Scorer – Klay Thompson - 6545
Retired Jerseys – #12 Dwight Howard, 2025
Philadelphia
Win-Loss Record – 550-680 (.447)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Hal Greer - 21586
Current Leading Scorer – Andrew Owens - 11617
Retired Jerseys – #3 Allen Iverson, 2013
Phoenix
Win-Loss Record – 460-770 (.373)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Walter Davis - 15666
Current Leading Scorer – Emmett Emerson - 9973
Retired Jerseys – #13 Steve Nash, 2014
Portland
Win-Loss Record – 560-670 (.455)
Playoff Appearances – Seven
Championships – One
All Time Leading Scorer – LaMarcus Aldridge - 18644
Current Leading Scorer – Earl Oliver - 15282
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Sacramento
Win-Loss Record – 559-671 (.454)
Playoff Appearances – Five
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Oscar Robertson - 22009
Current Leading Scorer – DeMarcus Cousins - 18264
Retired Jerseys – Zero
San Antonio
Win-Loss Record – 681-549 (.553)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Tim Duncan - 25190
Current Leading Scorer – Lamont Nelson - 9041
Retired Jerseys – #21 Tim Duncan, 2016
San Diego (formerly Los Angeles Clippers)
Win-Loss Record – 529-701 (.430)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Randy Smith - 12735
Current Leading Scorer – Blake Griffin - 11668
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Seattle
Win-Loss Record – 282-374 (.429)
Playoff Appearances – Three
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Carl Farmer - 8799
Current Leading Scorer – Carl Farmer - 8799
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Toronto
Win-Loss Record – 603-627 (.490)
Playoff Appearances – Ten
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Paul Orvis - 19036
Current Leading Scorer – Paul Orvis - 19036
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Utah
Win-Loss Record – 732-498 (.595)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Karl Malone - 36374
Current Leading Scorer – Derrick Favors - 20951
Retired Jerseys – Zero
Washington
Win-Loss Record – 584-646 (.474)
Playoff Appearances – Nine
Championships – Zero
All Time Leading Scorer – Elvin Hayes- 15551
Current Leading Scorer – Bradley Beal - 12590
Retired Jerseys – Zero
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by zike_42 » Sun Jul 28, 2013 4:10 am
2027 NBA Draft
This draft looks pretty stacked with McQuay at top but a lot of good talent all the way down to the end of the lottery. It may not be a superstar heavy as two years ago it is much better than last year it seems.
1 – Atlanta – PF Michael McQuay
Obviously.
2 – Houston – PF Andy Kante
I was having an internal discussion about what would happen if Houston picks someone other than Kante. Would I pick him or Julius Hobbs? Kante is a PF version of Rowan Taylor, he can score with the best of them but won’t do anything else which is a problem.
3 – Dallas – PF Julius Hobbs
I get my guy anyway. He will never be a big time scorer but with Jack on the team he won’t need to be. His rebounding, defence and all around talent makes him a great fit here.
I go shopping and try a make a deal for Art Stevenson at Boston but they want too much for him. Sure, he is a nice prospect but he doesn’t deserve to be held in such a high regard right now. A couple of years maybe, but not now. We have our future SG, SF and PF so I’m looking for a great PG and C. I get the former with a three team deal.
Dallas trade:
PG Tim Westbrooks
PF Hayletts Smith
Dallas receive:
PG Nashon Smith
Phoenix trade:
PG Reggie Dobbins
Phoenix receive:
PG Tim Westbrooks
PF Hayletts Smith
Orlando trade:
PG Nashon Smith
Orlando receive:
PG Reggie Dobbins
Winner – Everyone. Dallas upgrades their starting point guard to the All NBA second teamer but add salary, Phoenix shakes things up by trading away more talent than they get back but Westbrooks is serviceable and both players are expiring contracts while Orlando wants more of a distributing point guard than a out and out scorer. It looks like everyone gets something out of this deal.
I was debating between Dobbins and Smith as Dobbins is probably the better player and a dynamite passer but Smith is a much better defender (All Defence 1st Team) and can score very well. I made the decision that we don’t need a pure point guard because of Jack’s passing ability so getting someone that can score the rock will take pressure off of him. We didn’t have anyone to go to last season when Jack went down so now we have a great second scorer. Now I need a centre but I’ll wait for a bit.
4 – Denver – PF Leon Oliver
I’m not sure about this one as I had Ron Morgan above Oliver. Oliver will still be a great player, filling the void of Chris Drexler, but not as good.
5 – Brooklyn – PG Leroy Nolan
Huge reach here by the Nets. At 6’4”, 155lbs Nolan is a stick and even though his passing vision is great this is not the spot for him.
There are a few centres that I have a look at like Peter McCaffery and Mike Lingle but a good centre is really hard to find so I abandon my search for a couple more picks.
6 – Oklahoma City – SF Hayletts Wilcox
Not the best passer but he is a great rebounder at the SF position. In fact, his long arms give him the ability to stop smaller, quicker defenders. The experts are mixed but I like this pick.
7 – Seattle – SF Alfons Dietz
The German drops to the Sonics and they are very happy to take him. First proper steal of the draft.
The Rockets heard that I’m looking for a centre to fill out our line-up so offer me garbage for Curtis Anderson which is promptly refuse.
8 – Memphis – PG Lamar Iversen
He puts the Iversen (sic) name to good use at 5’7”, 147lbs he is tiny. I don’t like this pick because on top of his size there are two much better PG prospects still waiting to be drafted in Earl Harris and Jason Collins.
9 – Milwaukee – PF Ron Morgan
Great pick, great, great pick. If we were picking around the 4-7 range I would have no reservations in drafting Morgan so getting him at #9 is another steal.
10 – Portland – SG Tobe Slaughter
Two steals in a row as Slaughter is the best SG in the draft. I could make a joke about him coming off the bench with Earl Oliver but that wouldn’t be nice of me. Excellent pick.
11 – Indiana – SG Tip Smith
I sound like a broken record but Smith is the steal of the draft. Nearly averaged a triple double while putting up 30ppg he is as pure a scorer as you can get. His defence isn’t that great but he will be given the green light at the Pacers.
12 – Philadelphia – PG Jason Collins
I’m not sure about this pick. Sure Collins is probably the best PG in the draft and a fantastic play maker but the Sixers drafted another PG Jamil Fleming number one last draft so they are doubling up.
13 – Cleveland – SG Eddie Harris
The Cavs probably should have taken the other E.Harris because Eddie’s defence isn’t a sieve, it’s a bucket with the bottom cut out. Decent pick but could have been better.
14 – Phoenix – PG Earl Harris
Nice pick here and should push Tim Westbrooks for the starting PG position after training camp.
15 – Chicago – SG BB Henderson
Fundamentally sound but lacks the explosiveness to take him to the next level. His defence is also subpar but if he can make his name as a spot up shooter BB will find a place in the league.
16 – Utah – SF Jeffrey Womack
With the last pick of the lottery the Jazz pick up a nice bench/fifth starter SF in Womack. Very smart player who should fit in nicely with Lewis and Favors and gets a thumbs up from me at #16.
17 – San Diego – PF Murray Cornette
18 – Detroit – PF Louis Rogers
19 – Washington – SG Jason Wilks
20 – Los Angeles – PG Donald Dent
21 – San Antonio – PG Clay Pina
22 – Boston – PG Brandon Oliver
23 – Sacramento – PF Will Williams
Yes his name is William Williams.
24 – Boston – SG Kyle Vickers
25 – Portland – PG Bishop White
26 – Milwaukee – C Lavar Smith
27 – Houston – SF Steven McAfee
28 – Minnesota – C Chris Benjamin
29 – Nevada – SF Ali Pastner
30 – Toronto – C Andre Majerus
31 – Miami – PG Broderick Willis
32 – Golden State – PG Antonio Beck
There was only really one big name trade in the draft with a few others that raised an eyebrow but nothing more.
Charlotte trade:
SG Tom Bryant
Memphis trade:
PF Marco Edward
Winner – Charlotte. It’s not as cut and dry as you would think even with Edward being a much better player because he has to play behind Anthony Davis for at least two more years until Davis (probably) retires.
Miami trade:
PG Luke Owens
2027 2nd round pick
San Diego trade:
PF Lance Ellis
Winner – San Diego. Ellis is a great talent but the Heat now has zero point guards on their roster and currently have Kenneth Long starting there and he definitely is not a point guard. I like Owens paired with James McDaniel as well (if the Riders can re-sign him).
Oklahoma City trade:
PG Dave Coulter
Philadelphia trade:
PG Jason Collins
Winner – Both. At the moment this is still up in the air as Collins was drafted this draft while Coulter was taken last time so both teams won’t know who wins this trade until they finish growing.
This draft looks pretty stacked with McQuay at top but a lot of good talent all the way down to the end of the lottery. It may not be a superstar heavy as two years ago it is much better than last year it seems.
1 – Atlanta – PF Michael McQuay
Obviously.
2 – Houston – PF Andy Kante
I was having an internal discussion about what would happen if Houston picks someone other than Kante. Would I pick him or Julius Hobbs? Kante is a PF version of Rowan Taylor, he can score with the best of them but won’t do anything else which is a problem.
3 – Dallas – PF Julius Hobbs
I get my guy anyway. He will never be a big time scorer but with Jack on the team he won’t need to be. His rebounding, defence and all around talent makes him a great fit here.
I go shopping and try a make a deal for Art Stevenson at Boston but they want too much for him. Sure, he is a nice prospect but he doesn’t deserve to be held in such a high regard right now. A couple of years maybe, but not now. We have our future SG, SF and PF so I’m looking for a great PG and C. I get the former with a three team deal.
Dallas trade:
PG Tim Westbrooks
PF Hayletts Smith
Dallas receive:
PG Nashon Smith
Phoenix trade:
PG Reggie Dobbins
Phoenix receive:
PG Tim Westbrooks
PF Hayletts Smith
Orlando trade:
PG Nashon Smith
Orlando receive:
PG Reggie Dobbins
Winner – Everyone. Dallas upgrades their starting point guard to the All NBA second teamer but add salary, Phoenix shakes things up by trading away more talent than they get back but Westbrooks is serviceable and both players are expiring contracts while Orlando wants more of a distributing point guard than a out and out scorer. It looks like everyone gets something out of this deal.
I was debating between Dobbins and Smith as Dobbins is probably the better player and a dynamite passer but Smith is a much better defender (All Defence 1st Team) and can score very well. I made the decision that we don’t need a pure point guard because of Jack’s passing ability so getting someone that can score the rock will take pressure off of him. We didn’t have anyone to go to last season when Jack went down so now we have a great second scorer. Now I need a centre but I’ll wait for a bit.
4 – Denver – PF Leon Oliver
I’m not sure about this one as I had Ron Morgan above Oliver. Oliver will still be a great player, filling the void of Chris Drexler, but not as good.
5 – Brooklyn – PG Leroy Nolan
Huge reach here by the Nets. At 6’4”, 155lbs Nolan is a stick and even though his passing vision is great this is not the spot for him.
There are a few centres that I have a look at like Peter McCaffery and Mike Lingle but a good centre is really hard to find so I abandon my search for a couple more picks.
6 – Oklahoma City – SF Hayletts Wilcox
Not the best passer but he is a great rebounder at the SF position. In fact, his long arms give him the ability to stop smaller, quicker defenders. The experts are mixed but I like this pick.
7 – Seattle – SF Alfons Dietz
The German drops to the Sonics and they are very happy to take him. First proper steal of the draft.
The Rockets heard that I’m looking for a centre to fill out our line-up so offer me garbage for Curtis Anderson which is promptly refuse.
8 – Memphis – PG Lamar Iversen
He puts the Iversen (sic) name to good use at 5’7”, 147lbs he is tiny. I don’t like this pick because on top of his size there are two much better PG prospects still waiting to be drafted in Earl Harris and Jason Collins.
9 – Milwaukee – PF Ron Morgan
Great pick, great, great pick. If we were picking around the 4-7 range I would have no reservations in drafting Morgan so getting him at #9 is another steal.
10 – Portland – SG Tobe Slaughter
Two steals in a row as Slaughter is the best SG in the draft. I could make a joke about him coming off the bench with Earl Oliver but that wouldn’t be nice of me. Excellent pick.
11 – Indiana – SG Tip Smith
I sound like a broken record but Smith is the steal of the draft. Nearly averaged a triple double while putting up 30ppg he is as pure a scorer as you can get. His defence isn’t that great but he will be given the green light at the Pacers.
12 – Philadelphia – PG Jason Collins
I’m not sure about this pick. Sure Collins is probably the best PG in the draft and a fantastic play maker but the Sixers drafted another PG Jamil Fleming number one last draft so they are doubling up.
13 – Cleveland – SG Eddie Harris
The Cavs probably should have taken the other E.Harris because Eddie’s defence isn’t a sieve, it’s a bucket with the bottom cut out. Decent pick but could have been better.
14 – Phoenix – PG Earl Harris
Nice pick here and should push Tim Westbrooks for the starting PG position after training camp.
15 – Chicago – SG BB Henderson
Fundamentally sound but lacks the explosiveness to take him to the next level. His defence is also subpar but if he can make his name as a spot up shooter BB will find a place in the league.
16 – Utah – SF Jeffrey Womack
With the last pick of the lottery the Jazz pick up a nice bench/fifth starter SF in Womack. Very smart player who should fit in nicely with Lewis and Favors and gets a thumbs up from me at #16.
17 – San Diego – PF Murray Cornette
18 – Detroit – PF Louis Rogers
19 – Washington – SG Jason Wilks
20 – Los Angeles – PG Donald Dent
21 – San Antonio – PG Clay Pina
22 – Boston – PG Brandon Oliver
23 – Sacramento – PF Will Williams
Yes his name is William Williams.
24 – Boston – SG Kyle Vickers
25 – Portland – PG Bishop White
26 – Milwaukee – C Lavar Smith
27 – Houston – SF Steven McAfee
28 – Minnesota – C Chris Benjamin
29 – Nevada – SF Ali Pastner
30 – Toronto – C Andre Majerus
31 – Miami – PG Broderick Willis
32 – Golden State – PG Antonio Beck
There was only really one big name trade in the draft with a few others that raised an eyebrow but nothing more.
Charlotte trade:
SG Tom Bryant
Memphis trade:
PF Marco Edward
Winner – Charlotte. It’s not as cut and dry as you would think even with Edward being a much better player because he has to play behind Anthony Davis for at least two more years until Davis (probably) retires.
Miami trade:
PG Luke Owens
2027 2nd round pick
San Diego trade:
PF Lance Ellis
Winner – San Diego. Ellis is a great talent but the Heat now has zero point guards on their roster and currently have Kenneth Long starting there and he definitely is not a point guard. I like Owens paired with James McDaniel as well (if the Riders can re-sign him).
Oklahoma City trade:
PG Dave Coulter
Philadelphia trade:
PG Jason Collins
Winner – Both. At the moment this is still up in the air as Collins was drafted this draft while Coulter was taken last time so both teams won’t know who wins this trade until they finish growing.
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