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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 9:35:07 GMT -6
Welcome to the #SLOE 1992 NBA Redraft! Today, both Balls and I will act as the GM for each team and pick players based on a combination of Year 1 to now, as well as their potential growth in the future. It will go in "snake" format -- I will pick the first overall pick, Balls will select #2 and #3, I will pick #4 and #5, etc. We'll be evaluating players through pick #20. Sit back, relax and enjoy players you missed out on with your pick!
PLEASE DO NOT POST UNTIL IT IS COMPLETED!
Below are the original draft order and the original picks; we will track the movement of the players here:
#1 - Houston Rockets - Shaquille O'Neal Alonzo Mourning +1
#2 - Boston Celtics - Alonzo Mourning Shaquille O'Neal -1
#3 - Los Angeles Clippers - Latrell Sprewell Tom Gugliotta +5
#4 - Seattle Supersonics - Doug Christie Latrell Sprewell -1
#5 - Milwaukee Bucks (via Cleveland via Washington) - Robert Horry Doug Christie -1
#6 - Miami Heat - Jim Jackson Jim Jackson 0
#7 - Detroit Pistons - Christian Laettner David Wesley +6
#8 - Charlotte Hornets (via Cleveland) - Tom Gugliotta Anthony Peeler +7
#9 - Toronto Raptors (via Charlotte) - Jon Barry Robert Horry -4
#10 - Philadelphia 76ers - PJ Brown Christian Laettner -3
#11 - Minnesota Timberwolves - Walt Williams Jon Barry -2
#12 - Portland Trailblazers - Bryant Stith Clarence Weatherspoon +4
#13 - Detroit Pistons (via Denver) - David Wesley Popeye Jones +9
#14 Toronto Raptors - Hubert Davis Hubert Davis 0
#15 Chicago Bulls - Anthony Peeler PJ Brown -5
#16 Boston Celtics - Clarence Weatherspoon Tracy Murray +2
#17 San Antonio Spurs - Todd Day Laphonso Ellis +3
#18 Seattle Sonics - Tracy Murray Matt Geiger +5
#19 Golden State Warriors - Richard Dumas Bryant Stith -7
#20 Phoenix Suns - Laphonso Ellis
#21 VanMemphis Grizzlies - Malik Sealy
#22 Dallas Mavericks (via New Jersey Nets) - Popeye Jones
#23 Dallas Mavericks (via Seattle Sonics) - Matt Geiger
#24 Seattle Sonics - Sean Rooks
#25 Sacramento Kings - Marlon Maxey
#26 Miami Heat - Adam Keefe
#27 Sacramento Kings (via Orlando Magic) - Oliver Miller
#28 Los Angeles Lakers (via New York Knickerbockers) - Brent Price
#29 Atlanta Hawks - Lloyd Daniels
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 10:11:32 GMT -6
Pick 1
Original Pick: Shaquille O'Neal
Redraft Pick: Alonzo Mourning
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 120 Total Player of the Week: 12 Total Player of the Month: 2 Total All-Star Appearances: 5 Total All-League Third Team: 1 Total All-Defensive Second Team: 1 Total Playoff MVP: 2 Total Championships: 2 Total Blocks Leader: 3 1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1992 PBSL All-Star 1992 PBSL Rookie of the Year 1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team 1992 PBSL All-Defensive Second Team 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1993 PBSL Rookie Game MVP 1993 PBSL All-Star 1993 PBSL Blocks Leader 1993 PBSL Playoff MVP 1993 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1994 PBSL All-Star 1994 PBSL All-League Third Team 1994 PBSL Blocks Leader 1994 PBSL Playoff MVP 1994 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1995 PBSL All-Star 1995 PBSL Blocks Leader 1996 PBSL All-Star Summary: Shaq has more talent than Zo, but i'm picking Zo here. While Shaq is finally blossoming into win by himself player we think he'll be for the bulk of his career, Alonzo came into the league with instant success making it all the way to finals losing to a better team. Since then he's gone on to win 2 championships and lose 1 more. As far as what he is, Zo is a nightmare to score against, leading the league in blocks in 3 out of 4 years he's been in the league. His defense is what makes him special, but it's his balanced overall game that will immortalize him into the Sim league Hall of Fame. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 10:22:41 GMT -6
Pick #2 
Original Pick: 
Alonzo Mourning
Redraft Pick: 
Shaquille O'Neal
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 152
Total Player of the Week: 5
Total Player of the Month: 1
Total All-Star Appearances: 5
Total All-League First Team: 1
Total All-League Second Team: 2
Summary: Hearing Zo's name be called for #1 overall pick, Conroy rushed to the bathroom to clean up his underpants. The miracle happened! Shaq fell to #2! While in the bathroom though, an odd occurrence happened... a strange looking hillbilly dressed as a leprechaun appears out of the bathroom stall frantically. In a Days of Future Past meets Back to the Future situation, PR Sim League Conroy of 2006 came to #SLOE Sim League Conroy of 1992 and tried to warn him of the inevitable demise Shaq would bring. He even pulled out a Sports Almanac to prove it. Conroy of 1992 really pondered this. He uttered, in true Conroy fashion, to himself and his future self, "Perhaps Shaq isn't the answer... maybe I should trade back... maybe I should hold onto my pick... I'm getting the itch to make a trade." His indecision cost him, and the pick is simmed just as he decides it would better to take Tom Gugliotta. That pick turns into Shaq, but will it turn into the demise of the Celtics like future Conroy warned...? the world will never know. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 10:57:11 GMT -6
Pick #3 
Original Pick: 
Latrell Sprewell
Redraft Pick: 
Tom Gugliotta
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 86
Total Player of the Week: 5
Total All-Star Appearances: 3
Total All-Star Game MVP: 1
Total All-League Second Team: 1
Total All-Defensive First Team: 1
Total All-Star Game MVP: 1
Total Rebounds Leader: 1
Summary: Terry Mills is shaping up to be a pretty versatile big man in this league; he's a very efficient 3pt shooter and scorer while rebounding at a very effective rate. What will make him better? Putting the next best PF in the game not named Kemp next to him. Tom Gugliotta has shocked the SLOE world by becoming a dominant offensive and defensive machine. The only negative in his game is his 3pt shooting, which isn't needed playing next to Mills. Some critics would say that Tom Gugliotta probably would have never become what he is today outside of his (two-time) home in Charlotte. He put on a lot of weight and strength by just carrying that team on his shoulders, year in and year out. Would his development have been different had he played in LA? Would the spotlight be too much for Young Tommy? Probably not. The Clippers definitely would've had one of the best (and most affordable) big man tandems in the league for years. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 11:08:44 GMT -6
Pick # 4 Original Pick: Doug Christie
Redraft Pick: Latrell Sprewell
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 82 Total Player of the Week: 1 Total All-Star Appearances: 3 Total All-Star Game MVP: 1 Total All-League Second Team: 1 Total All-League Third Team: 1 Total All-Star Game MVP: 1 1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1994 PBSL All-Star 1994 PBSL All-League Second Team 1995 PBSL All-Star 1995 PBSL All-League Third Team 1996 PBSL All-Star 1996 PBSL All-Star Game MVP Summary: While Christie was a great pick here, I'm going to redraft them to grab Sprewell. While Doug Christie is a great defender, pretty good scorer, and a top rebounder at his position, Sprewell is just as good or better than Christie at everything less rebounding. With Sprewell you're getting a player who's a lock down defender at his position and a great scorer who you can build any game plan around whether you pick complimentary pieces to be inside or outside scorers. Sprewell also allows the coach to really game plan of opponents in the playoffs and not pigeon hole you into picking an inside or outside focus primarily and attack the opposing team in weak areas when it matters. Pick #5
Original Pick: Robert Horry
Redraft Pick: Doug Christie
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 50 Total Player of the Week: 1 Total All-Star Appearances: 1 Total All-Defensive First Team: 1 Total All-Defensive Second Team: 2 1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1992 PBSL All-Rookie Second Team 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1993 PBSL All-Defensive Second Team 1994 PBSL All-Defensive Second Team 1995 PBSL All-Defensive First Team 1996 PBSL All-Star Summary:
GM Quailmen takes a guilt shower to think on his selection after trapping fellow Central GM Jhow to take Wilkens for this pick (which let ultimately to the Cavs GM's firing); In an alternate reality, Bucks owner Ian Quailmen listens to trusted friend Balls O'Hard and forgoes his heart by passing up the versatile Horry for Doug Christie who can lock down the 2 or 3 spot. Christie is the best of both worlds for the Bucks, as he's the best talent on the board and fills a position of need. Chrisitie becomes the apple of Ian's eye is on his trade block as unable to be traded. In announcing him to the Bucks fanbase, the announcer calls out his name to the fans who celebrate his arrival. Undiscovered artist Alecia Keys is the performer and plays a new song she wrote ' Fallin' '. During the song Quailmen has an epiphany: His son Doug Quailmen is no longer the top Doug in Milwaukee. Quailmen instantly panics and updates his trade block eventually trading Christie back for Wilkens after hearing rumors of the Cavs gm's job is on the chopping block. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 11:23:50 GMT -6
Pick #6 
Original Pick: 
Jim Jackson
Redraft Pick:
Jim Jackson
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 37
1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1992 PBSL All-Rookie Second Team
1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1995 PBSL 3-Point Shootout Champion
Summary: With the Heat, their glaring need is at the 3 and 4. With how the draft has played out, they are in the exact same position that they were in the original 1992 draft. The Heat are caught with a tough decision to make. Do they go ultra efficient scorer/shooter with turnstile defense in Jim Jackson or do they go a versatile forward who does just about everything in Robert Horry? With Rex Chapman (average defender, above average scorer) and Gary Payton (elite defender, above average scorer and facilitator) on the wing, the Heat decide to say "Eff Defense" and go with Jackson. He's the Best Player Available. No brainer. Pick #7 
Original Pick: 
Christian Laettner
Redraft Pick: 
David Wesley
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 33
Total All-Star Appearances: 2
1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1995 PBSL All-Star
1995 PBSL Most Improved Player
1996 PBSL All-Star
Summary: In the original 1992 draft, the Pistons took Wesley (at #13). He was subsequently traded a couple seasons later to the Blazers. However, TrayWithAnA (and the rest of the league) had no idea how good Wesley would become (Sup Most Improved Player?!). If take-backs were a real thing (in Milwaukee apparently they are, /self-jab), the Pistons would have foregone picking Laettner the Taintner and would've taken David "I bought his golf clubs" Wesley and made him the PG of his future for when Michael Adams would eventually fall off the books (assuming he and the Bucks do the original take-back trade of Dawkins for Adams again). |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 11:27:50 GMT -6
Pick # 8 Original Pick: Tom Gugliotta
Redraft Pick: Anthony Peeler
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 45 Total Player of the Week: 2 Total All-Star Appearances: 2 Total All-League Third Team: 1 1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1995 PBSL All-Star 1995 PBSL All-League Third Team 1996 PBSL All-Star Summary: Trade happy GM Nick Malone is vexed with this pick. The team did everything they could to draft heavily scouted Tom Gugliotta to no avail. This team has little to no talent at this point and needs to take the best overall player. Although Peeler will take some time to develop, he eventually winds up being a multiple time All Star for the Hornets team who will have to bite the bullet and sit on their hands while taking the slow route to a rebuild. Malone calls Peeler elated to have him in Charlotte and explains that Peeler was the cornerstone to his franchise. When Peeler gets to Charlotte he meets with a real estate agent to buy property, a white van pulls up with guns out. They put a black hood over his face, and knock him out while abducting him. When Peeler wakes up he's looking up at a giant 7'7 man standing over him. Peller, disoriented, looks up and the face is oddly familiar. He knows this man, it was former Hornet Manute Bol! Bol walks up to him and warns him to never buy property in Charlotte after being told he'd be there for awhile. There is no such thing as a cornerstone in Charlotte. Bol releases the now enlightened Peeler, who still is confused on why he was knocked out and abducted to be told this. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 11:37:20 GMT -6
Pick # 9
Original Pick: Jon Barry
Redraft Pick: Robert Horry
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 16 Summary: With GM Soundwave up for the pick, he's confused with who to pick: Jon Barry or Robert Horry. He goes back and forth between the pros and cons of both players and can't come up with the right guy. He calls up longtime friend and former NBA Japan scout and current Kings GM No La to ask for his opinion. After a 30 minute fapfest on Horry by La, he convinces Wave to take Horry. Horry provides versatility to play the 3 and the 4. The Raptors can play with lineups with Horry at the 3 with Fox moving down to the 2 or Horry at the 4 keeping former ROY Coleman at the 5. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 11:58:11 GMT -6
Pick #10 
Original Pick: 
PJ Brown
Redraft Pick:
Christian Laettner
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 6
1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team
Summary: Vlade Divac, Dennis Scott, Bobby Phills, Tim Hardaway. That team was 1 piece away from a title-contention, and no I'm not talking about GM. Christian Laettner had immediate success in the league with the Pistons and is the no-brainer pick here for the Sixers. He fills a need, he plays defense, he scores, and he rebounds. The Sixers, with this pick, would have one of the most complete starting 5 lineups in the league. While it is true that by his 3rd year Christian had read his own press and ate his fair share of doughnuts, this is a non-issue for the Sixers. At that point, they had traded Dennis Scott and let Tim Hardaway walk for nothing. Laettner regressing would've only helped his rebuild efforts a lot more. Pick #11 
Original Pick: 
Walt Williams
Redraft Pick: 
Jon Barry
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 25
Total All-Defensive Second Team: 1
1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team
1992 PBSL All-Defensive Second Team
1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
Summary: Let's pretend the Timberwolves decided to rock their present core before of trading away Clyde for picks (one of which would become Grant Hill). Let's pretend he kept Elden Campbell, and let him and Pack develop together along with a guy like Jon Barry. Jon Barry comes in and plays the shooting guard spot for the Twolves, allowing Drex to glide over to the 3. If this experiment failed (along with a failed FA), trading Drex would still be an option, along with a rebuild. Now I'm not sure Webber would've been a Twolf the following draft, but this team would definitely be a lotto team and would also have a good, solid young core to build around with Barry, Pack, and Campbell. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 11:59:30 GMT -6
Intermission for a few hours... we'll be back. Please refrain from commenting until we are finished! Thanks!
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 17:02:13 GMT -6
Pick #
12 Original Pick: Brian Stith
Redraft Pick: Clarence Weatherspoon
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 9 Total Championships: 1 1992 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
Summary: The Blazers have kind of a blah team at this point. They have Porter starting at the 1, Murdock in a 6th man role, Ellie out of position playing the 3, Reggie Williams out of position playing the 4, and Lohas and Rabis as the major front court talent. Adding Weatherspoon here makes too much sense. He allows a near .500 team to make players back to their traditional positions and gives the Blazers an eye towards to future with the possible perfect counterpart to a certain 7'6" White center that likes to get dunked on.
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13
Original Pick: David Wesley
Redraft Pick:
Popeye Jones
Awards and Achievements:
Total Player of the Game: 9
Summary: Last season, the Pistons selected Steve Smith, who without a doubt is the future, but will need some time to grow. A few picks earlier they grabbed another project player in Wesley. With the Pistons finishing at the bottom of the division while Reggie Miller played lights out, now's the time for management to focus on their future and not have a hasty build by just plugging in pieces to give them an empty run at the playoffs. The Pistons take Jones here, which foreshadows the end of the Reggie Miller Era in Detroit. In doing so, they secure a chance to land a top pick draft next year in a loaded draft and makes this team's future look scary for the fellow Central division rivals in about 4 years. Jones will provide defense and rebounding, something Smith and Wesley will need to succeed. Upside is the new hot word in Detroit after this draft. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 17:07:27 GMT -6
Pick #14 
Original Pick: 
Hubert Davis
Redraft Pick:
Hubert Davis
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 21
1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant
1993 PBSL 3-Point Shootout Champion
Summary: The Raptors struggled earlier with a tough decision between Robert Horry and Jon Barry. Robert Horry's versatility to play the 3/4 ended up being a deciding factor, and Soundwave took a gamble on Jon Barry possibly #fallin. Unfortunately, Barry, as we saw earlier, was swooped up by the Twolves, and Soundwave is now on the clock. Luckily for him, there is ANOTHER stud shooter in this draft who may not be as great as Jon Barry, but would end up being pretty darn good: Hubert "I'm Ugly AF" Davis. Over his career, he's never been an Alpha scorer, but Hubert could put the ball in the hoop efficiently, especially from 3 (career average 41% 3P). Drafting Davis gives Wave a chance to develop a very versatile and unique Outside shooting team, one of which the league has yet to really see. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 17:18:47 GMT -6
Pick #15 
Original Pick: 
Anthony Peeler
Redraft Pick:
PJ Brown
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 4
Summary: The Bulls have some nice vets on their team, but need to infuse some youth in there sooner rather than later. With Rony manning the 5, he needs someone to compliment his play. Enter: PJ Brown. PJ is not a guy that will blow you away with athleticism, and he's not a dominating rebounder. But he is rather efficient from down low (career avg 48% from the field). He won't need the ball in his hands much, but when he does have it, there's a good chance it's going in. With guys like Rony, Mullin, and Majerle, PJ just needs to bring his lunch pail to work and get'er done. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 16, 2014 17:26:13 GMT -6
Pick #16
Original Pick: Clarence Weatherspoon
Redraft Pick:
Tracy Murray
Awards and Achievements:
Summery: After ignoring his future self and taking Shaq, Conroy goes an a bender of cocaine, moonshine, KY Jelly, and paralysis by analysis and takes Tracy Murray with his pick. With Murray, the Celtics get a threat playing the 2 and 3 who can stretch the floor and gives Shaq someone who he can pass out to when the doubles and triples come. Due to Lakers GM Balls O'Hard not liking Murray, the deal for Mitch Richmond never goes through and the Celtics are forced to take a slower build. GM Conroy gets impatient and makes a significant under the table financial contribution the the friend chicken chain 'Bojangles' and starts reeling off deals with the mogul owner of Bojangles who also owns the 76ers. As the seasons go on, shadier and shadier actions happen between the franchises and an investigation takes place. The league can't find any paper trail and conclude the trial with the observation that Conroy is the luckiest GM in history. Pick #17
Original Pick: Todd Day
Redraft Pick: LePhonso Ellis
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 9Summery: The talent in the draft is starting to come to an abrupt halt and the Spurs take BPA here. Fortunately for them, BPA is a position of need. After taking Dale Davis last year, the Spurs can slide him to the 5 and let Ellis play the 4. In doing so, the Spurs will win GMOY and lose in R1 of the playoffs. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 17:49:49 GMT -6
Pick #18 
Original Pick: 
Tracy Murray
Redraft Pick: 
Matt Geiger
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 6
Summary: After striking out on elite bigs at the top of the draft, the Sonics have gotten pretty lucky to have a pretty reliable big man fall to them at #18. Matt Geiger would be a project player, but that would not be an issue since Terrell Brandon (teehee) and Latrell Sprewell would need some more time to develop. Geiger would eventually turn into a somewhat reliable 10-8 player who has made over 50% of his buckets over the past two seasons (many coming from offensive boards). In true Sonic fashion though, they will have a strong start to the season despite their youth and then fall back into place (the lotto) by the end of the 92-93 season. That said, this slow rebuild is looking very, very good with two cornerstone players in Spree and TB, and a solid future starter in Geiger. Pick #19 
Original Pick: 
Richard Dumas
Redraft Pick: 
Bryant Stith
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 17
Total Sixth Man of the Year: 1
1992 PBSL All-Rookie Second Team
1994 PBSL Sixth Man of the Year
Summary: With Shawn Kemp, you just need a few half-decent warm bodies around him to be competitive. The Warriors are currently tooled with Kemp, Muggsy, Reggie Lewis, and Steve Kerr, and they really needed a center. So after their division rival took Matt Geiger, the Golden State War Room turned pretty somber. After reflecting on the idea of jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge, GM BowtotheBill remembered that he had Shawn Kemp and that everyone else was 2nd-9th banana. The Warriors now add a little depth to their side, taking future Sixth Man of the Year Bryant Stith at #19. Stith, in limited minutes, has always been a guy who could make some buckets. Throughout his SLOE Real career, Stith has averaged 12ppg in 25 mpg. With bench production like that, the Warriors definitely could be a lot harder to deal with. |
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 16, 2014 17:58:07 GMT -6
AND THAT CONCLUDES THE #SLOE 1992 NBA REDRAFT!
Feel free to comment, disagree, bitch, compliment, rosterbate, etc. here!
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Post by thesyndicate on Sept 16, 2014 18:05:29 GMT -6
AND THAT CONCLUDES THE #SLOE 1992 NBA REDRAFT! Feel free to comment, disagree, bitch, compliment, rosterbate, etc. here! You guys suck! Bitch bitch botch batch butch. Jaykay. Was fun reading updates all day. Thanks! 5pts each awarded for your contributions. |
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Post by coltsguy510 on Sept 16, 2014 18:10:52 GMT -6
This draft was so deep!! Awesome write up guys!
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Post by J2 on Sept 16, 2014 21:25:08 GMT -6
Screw 1996, I think this draft will go down as the best ever in sim league. It's hard to imagine another draft class turning out like this one. Great job, guys!  |
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Post by logpmess on Sept 16, 2014 23:01:03 GMT -6
Screw 1996, I think this draft will go down as the best ever in sim league. It's hard to imagine another draft class turning out like this one. Great job, guys! It all depends on how the draft class is adjusted. |
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Post by JNR on Sept 17, 2014 5:28:07 GMT -6
Fantastic job, guys. There were so many solid guys from this draft.
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 17, 2014 15:50:35 GMT -6
Balls and Quail awarded 5pts towards media cap. Thanks me (and Scrert)!
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Post by Conroy on Sept 18, 2014 14:38:33 GMT -6
Pick 1
Original Pick: Shaquille O'Neal
Redraft Pick: Alonzo Mourning
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 120 Total Player of the Week: 12 Total Player of the Month: 2 Total All-Star Appearances: 5 Total All-League Third Team: 1 Total All-Defensive Second Team: 1 Total Playoff MVP: 2 Total Championships: 2 Total Blocks Leader: 3 1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1992 PBSL All-Star 1992 PBSL Rookie of the Year 1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team 1992 PBSL All-Defensive Second Team 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1993 PBSL Rookie Game MVP 1993 PBSL All-Star 1993 PBSL Blocks Leader 1993 PBSL Playoff MVP 1993 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1994 PBSL All-Star 1994 PBSL All-League Third Team 1994 PBSL Blocks Leader 1994 PBSL Playoff MVP 1994 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1995 PBSL All-Star 1995 PBSL Blocks Leader 1996 PBSL All-Star Summary: Shaq has more talent than Zo, but i'm picking Zo here. While Shaq is finally blossoming into win by himself player we think he'll be for the bulk of his career, Alonzo came into the league with instant success making it all the way to finals losing to a better team. Since then he's gone on to win 2 championships and lose 1 more. As far as what he is, Zo is a nightmare to score against, leading the league in blocks in 3 out of 4 years he's been in the league. His defense is what makes him special, but it's his balanced overall game that will immortalize him into the Sim league Hall of Fame.  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2014 14:54:32 GMT -6
Pick 1
Original Pick: Shaquille O'Neal
Redraft Pick: Alonzo Mourning
Awards and Achievements: Total Player of the Game: 120 Total Player of the Week: 12 Total Player of the Month: 2 Total All-Star Appearances: 5 Total All-League Third Team: 1 Total All-Defensive Second Team: 1 Total Playoff MVP: 2 Total Championships: 2 Total Blocks Leader: 3 1992 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1992 PBSL All-Star 1992 PBSL Rookie of the Year 1992 PBSL All-Rookie First Team 1992 PBSL All-Defensive Second Team 1993 PBSL Rookie Game Participant 1993 PBSL Rookie Game MVP 1993 PBSL All-Star 1993 PBSL Blocks Leader 1993 PBSL Playoff MVP 1993 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1994 PBSL All-Star 1994 PBSL All-League Third Team 1994 PBSL Blocks Leader 1994 PBSL Playoff MVP 1994 The People's Basketball Sim League Champion 1995 PBSL All-Star 1995 PBSL Blocks Leader 1996 PBSL All-Star Summary: Shaq has more talent than Zo, but i'm picking Zo here. While Shaq is finally blossoming into win by himself player we think he'll be for the bulk of his career, Alonzo came into the league with instant success making it all the way to finals losing to a better team. Since then he's gone on to win 2 championships and lose 1 more. As far as what he is, Zo is a nightmare to score against, leading the league in blocks in 3 out of 4 years he's been in the league. His defense is what makes him special, but it's his balanced overall game that will immortalize him into the Sim league Hall of Fame. YOU SAW  |
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