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[freak6]

Originally Posted by azbroncfan

PF Malone
SF ??
C David Robinson
PG Payton
SG

Nice pick. Ha haa!

I can't wait to see what white guy Slap takes next!

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PG - Allen Iverson
SG - Kobe Bryant
SF - Larry Bird
PF -
C -

[-Slap-]

Originally Posted by azbroncfan

Need a PG and GP when he was in Seattle was a great player and it gives me a solid outside presence. Team is solid on Defense with


THE NBA INFO MINISTERS

PF Malone
SF ??
C David Robinson
PG Payton
SG

Gary Payton is the biggest steal of the draft so far. He should have gone right after Zeke and Stockton.

[azbroncfan]

Originally Posted by -Slap-

Gary Payton is the biggest steal of the draft so far. He should have gone right after Zeke and Stockton.

People tend to forget about how good he was since he has been a role player last couple years. His big shot in game 3 in NBA finals propelled the heat to 4 straight.

[-Slap-]

Originally Posted by azbroncfan

People tend to forget about how good he was since he has been a role player last couple years. His big shot in game 3 in NBA finals propelled the heat to 4 straight.

First team all defense nine times. First team all trash talk every year while he was good. Durable as hell, too.

[freak6]

Originally Posted by -Slap-

First team all trash talk every year while he was good.

You should have heard him clowning Chris Jackson aka Mahmoud Abdul Raouf!

He was twitching and cussing sporatically, immitating Jackson's tourette syndrom every time down the court.

still lmfao

[JCMElway]

Ludo is on the clock. He has until 1 PM CST to make his selection.

VJ82, Eddie Mac, and Inkana7 are on deck, and then on deck again for round four!

[ludo21]

Ok, so I dont know old school B Ball well at all!

Amare Stoudemire "Stat"

[Nuggets4]

Ludo, why don't you just save time and just use the following page for future picks:

http://www.nba.com/suns/history/00826004.html

[JCMElway]

VJ82 is on the clock. He has until 3 AM CST Monday to make his selection.

On deck -- Eddie Mac, Inkana (2 picks,) Eddie Mac, VJ82, and Ludo.

[RhymesayersDU]

Originally Posted by Nuggets4

Ludo, why don't you just save time and just use the following page for future picks:

http://www.nba.com/suns/history/00826004.html

SHHHHH, I want KJ later!

[ludo21]

Originally Posted by Nuggets4

Ludo, why don't you just save time and just use the following page for future picks:

http://www.nba.com/suns/history/00826004.html

I got the big guy I wanted and the PG I wanted, maybe a little early, but Id take them over half those old schoolers picked before them.

Time for a forward next round....

[JCMElway]

Originally Posted by ludo21

I got the big guy I wanted and the PG I wanted, maybe a little early, but Id take them over half those old schoolers picked before them.

Time for a forward next round....

I think Nash was taken at about the right time.

Stoudemire? R...E...A....C.....H.......

[JCMElway]

VJ82's time has expired. (I can't believe I'm up this late! Oh well.....)

Eddie Mac is on the clock. He has until 3 PM CST on Monday to make his selection.

VJ82 may make a selection at any time.

[Jens1893]

Originally Posted by ludo21

I got the big guy I wanted and the PG I wanted, maybe a little early, but Id take them over half those old schoolers picked before them.

Time for a forward next round....

?

[eddie mac]

Thanks for the tip Lama. The Fighting Irish select George Mikan C Lakers.

George Mikan

It's hard to believe today, but until the 1940s basketball was considered a sport better suited to shorter men than to taller, less nimble players. George Mikan, a 6-10 giant of a man who possessed superior coordination and a fierce competitive spirit, was one of the prototypes for the dominating tall players of later decades. Towering over most of his competitors, he was one of the most effective scorers of his day, averaging 22.6 points over a professional career that lasted nine years -- one with the Chicago American Gears and eight with the Minneapolis Lakers

Honors: Elected to Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1959); NBA champion (1950, '52, '53, '54); Five-time All-NBA First Team (1950-54); Four-time NBA All-Star (1951-54); All-Star MVP (1953); One of 50 Greatest Players in NBA History (1996).
NBL Honors: NBL champion (1947, '48); NBL MVP (1948); All-NBL First Team (1947, '48).

G FG% FT% Rebs RPG Asts APG Pts PPG
439 .404 .782 4,167 9.5 1,245 2.8 10,156 23.1

[JCMElway]

Inkana7 is on the clock at 9 AM CST. He has until 9 AM CST to make his selection. (Two picks, two draft slots)

VJ82 may make a selection at anytime.

I will make an alphabetical list for everyone soon, as well as the pick by pick update.

[JCMElway]

Don't forget that one of our 13 picks is a coach.

[Inkana7]

In that case...

With my first pick, I choose



Phil Jackson, Coach

A former player for the New York Knicks, Jackson is widely considered one of the greatest coaches in the history of the National Basketball Association. His reputation was established as head coach of the Chicago Bulls from 1989 through 1998; during his tenure in Chicago, Jackson led the team to six NBA titles. His reputation was furthered when his next team, the Los Angeles Lakers, won three consecutive NBA titles.

Jackson is known for his use of Tex Winter's triangle offense as well as a holistic approach to coaching that is influenced by Eastern philosophy, earning him the nickname "Zen Master".

Overall Record

Regular Season: 919-393(.700)
Playoffs: 179-77(.699)




My Roster so far:

F: Elgin Baylor
F:
C: Patrick Ewing
G:
G:

Coach: Phil Jackson

[JCMElway]

Hey Inkana, Jason kidd was already selected by Killericon. Sorry I don't have the list up yet. I know it makes things confusing. Tonight it will be done.

Inkana is still on the clock until 9 PM with one pick

[vancejohnson82]

There he is....Zo

Is a seven-time NBA All-Star and two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year…is a two-time NBA Rookie of the Month and one-time NBA Player of the Month…has earned First Team All-NBA honors once, Second Team All-NBA honors once and First Team All-Defensive honors twice…six times in his career (five times with Miami) he has been named NBA Player of the Week...has appeared in 736 games and has made 643 starts in his 13-year NBA career…has averaged 18.3 points, 9.1 rebounds, 2.90 blocks, 1.3 assists and 32.6 minutes while shooting 52.6 percent from the floor, 24.7 percent from three-point range and 69.9 percent from the foul line…has scored in double figures on 630 occasions with 335 games of at least 20 points, 55 games of 30-or-more points, four games of at least 40 points and one 50-point effort…has grabbed double figures in rebounds on 332 occasions with five games of at least 20 rebounds…has recorded 327 career double-doubles, including a career-high eight straight from Mar. 2, 1995 through Mar. 16, 1995…only five times in his career has he grabbed double-figure rebounds in a game and not recorded a double-double (once with Charlotte and four with Miami)…his career high for most consecutive games scoring in double figures is 105 and was set from Jan. 4, 1995 through Mar. 14, 1996 (first 53 games of the streak he played for Charlotte and the final 52 he was a member of the HEAT)…owns the second longest streak in HEAT history for consecutive double-figure scoring efforts (75 from Mar. 23, 1999 through Feb. 23, 2000)…is Miami’s all-time leader in games played (491), blocked shots (1,405), free throws made (2,328) and free throws attempted (3,512)…ranks second in HEAT history in field goal percentage (.535), points scored (8,649), offensive (1,345), defensive (3,019) and total rebounds (4,364), field goals made (3,155), field goals attempted (5,895), minutes played (15,739), double-doubles (203), double-figure scoring efforts (408) and starts (415)…also enters the 2006-07 season 10th on Miami’s all-time list steals with 287…enters the 2006-07 season ranked third among active players in the NBA in regular season career field goal percentage (.526), blocked shots (2,136) and free throw attempts (5,478), seventh among active players in free throws made (3,827), ninth in defensive rebounds (4,670), 10th in total rebounds (6,694) and 19th in points scored (13,501)…enters the 2006-07 season in 10th place on the NBA’s all-time blocked shots list (2,136)…concluded the 2006 postseason ranked fifth among active players in postseason free throw attempts (564) and blocks (212), sixth in field goal percentage (.507), eighth in free throws made (397), 10th in total rebounds (657) and 19th in points scored (1,266)…has recorded at least one block in 667 of 736 career games…owns each of the top five spots on the HEAT’s single-season blocks list and six of the top seven…has appeared in 91 postseason games (57 starts) and has averaged 13.9 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.33 blocks and 27.9 minutes while shooting 50.7 percent from the floor and 65.5 percent from the foul line…is Miami’s all-time postseason leader in games played (78), free throws attempted (470), offensive rebounds (136), defensive rebounds (379), total rebounds (515), blocked shots (168) and is tied for the lead in double-doubles (14)…also ranks among Miami’s postseason leaders in games started (2nd , 44), minutes played (2nd, 2,001), points (2nd, 964), double-figure scoring efforts (2nd, 45), 20-point games (2nd, 21), field goals made (2nd, 336), field goals attempted (2nd, 645), free throws made (2nd, 289), steals (5th, 36) and assists (tied for 9th, 56)…owns each of the HEAT’s top three single-game postseason blocks marks…has scored in double figures 58 times in postseason play with 30 games of at least 20 points and six games with 30-or-more points…had a postseason career best streak of 35 consecutive games in double-figure scoring from Apr. 29, 1993 through Apr. 26, 1998…grabbed double-figure rebounds in 22 postseason contests and has recorded 22 postseason double-doubles…his postseason career high for consecutive double-doubles is three games and was done on two occasions (May 18, 1993-Apr. 30, 1995 and Apr. 29, 1997-May 4, 1997)…started each of his first 55 postseason contests (Apr. 29, 1993-Apr. 27, 2001)…has shot a combined 70.4 percent from the floor the last two postseasons, connecting on at least 70 percent each season…has been selected to play in seven NBA All-Star Games, but has missed three due to injury…in his four All-Star appearances he has averaged 10.0 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.00 blocks and 18.8 minutes while shooting 54.5 percent (18-33) from the floor.

Between him and Zeke my team is going to be ultra competetive

[eddie mac]

Round 1

1. Killericon -- Michael Jordan
2. GSReylea -- Wilt Chamberlain
3. Master__Pain -- Earvin "Magic" Johnson
4. -Slap- - Jerry West
5. Clockwork -- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
6. Rhymesayers DU -- Shaquille O'Neal
7. Freak6 -- Larry Bird
8. Phibacka -- Tim Duncan
9. Angryllama -- Bill Russell
10. JCMElway -- Hakeem Olajuwon
11. BobHorry5 -- Moses Malone
12. AZBroncfan -- Karl Malone
13. Ludo21 -- Steve Nash
14. Vancejohnson82 -- Isiah Thomas
15. Eddie Mac -- Oscar Robertson
16. Inkana7 -- Elgin Baylor

Round 2
1. Inkana7 -- Patrick Ewing
2. Eddie Mac -- Julius Erving
3.VJ82 -- George Gervin
4. Ludo -- Walt Frazier
5.AZbroncofan -- David Robinson
6. BobHorry5 -- John Havlicek
7. JCMElway --John Stockton
8. Angry Llama --Bob Cousy
9.Phibacka --James Worthy
10.Freak6 --Kobe
11. Rhymes --CLyde Drexler
12. Clockwork --Barkley
13. Slap --Rick Barry
14. Master Pain --Reggie Miller
15. GSReylea --Pete Maravich
16. KillerIcon –Nate Thurmond

Round 3
1. Killericon --Jason Kidd
2. GSReylea --Nate Archibald
3. Master__Pain -- Dominique Wilkins
4. -Slap- - Kevin McHale
5. Clockwork –Alex English
6. Rhymesayers DU – LeBron James
7. Freak6 – Allen Iverson
8. Phibacka –D Wade
9. Angryllama – Dirk Novitsky
10. JCMElway –Bob Pettit
11. BobHorry5 –Ray Allen
12. AZBroncfan – Gary Payton
13. Ludo21 – Amere Stoudemire
14. Vancejohnson82 -- Alonzo Mourning
15. Eddie Mac -- George Mikan
16. Inkana7 -- Phil Jackson (Coach)

Round 4
1. Inkana7 --
2. Eddie Mac --

[JCMElway]

Thanks Eddie Mac, that's a big help. here's the alphabetical list.

Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem
Allen, Ray
Archibald, Nate
Barkley, Charles
Barry, Rick
Baylor, Elgin
Bird, Larry
Bryant, Kobe
Chamberlain, Wilt
Cousy, Bob
Drexler, Clyde
Duncan, Tim
English, Alex
Erving, Julius
Ewing, Patrick
Frazier, Walt
Gervin, George
Havlicek, John
Iverson, Allen
Jackson, Phil
James, Lebron
Johnson, Earvin
Jordan, Michael
Kidd, Jason
Malone, Karl
Malone, Moses
Maravich, Pete
McHale, Kevin
Mikan, George
Miller, Reggie
Mourning, Alanzo
Nash, Steve
Noivitsky, Dirk
Olajuwon, Hakeem
O'Neal, Shaquille
Payton, Gary
Petit, Bob
Robertson, Oscar
Robinson, David
Russel, Bill
Stockton, John
Stoudemire, Amare
Thomas, Isiah
Thurmond, Nate
Wade, Dewayne
West, Jerry
Wilkins, Dominique
Worthy, James

[JCMElway]

Inkana knows about the Kidd thing. He PMed me and will have a pick in soonish.

[Inkana7]

We're going back a few years for this pick:


(College picture)

Lenny Wilkins

Lenny Wilkens was drafted sixth overall by the St. Louis Hawks in the 1960 NBA Draft. He played for the Hawks (1960-1968), Seattle SuperSonics (1968-1972), Cleveland Cavaliers (1972-1974) and Portland Trail Blazers (1974-1975).

Wilkens placed second to Wilt Chamberlain in the 1967-1968 MVP balloting. Wilkens was a nine-time NBA All-Star, and was named the All-Star Game MVP in 1971. He led the league in assists in the 1969-70 season, and at the time of his retirement, Wilkens was the NBA's second all-time leading playmaker, behind only Oscar Robertson.

[freak6]

Originally Posted by Inkana7

We're going back a few years for this pick:


Lenny Wilkins

As your coach right?

lol!

jking