[ss03]

Originally Posted by BadBaronRudigor

good pick with Nance, it was neck and neck with him or Marion for me but needed the outside shot (ugly one admittedly but effective)

Yea, Marion was my pick at the spot too, unfortunately you beat me to him. Nance was a hard pick to make because I wanted 3-pt-shooting at the spot, but hey, there's always the bench, and the PG right.

Also, I was wondering when Mullin would go. Have fun deciding which year to use though, I'd say 91-92 or 90-91.

[Diophantos]

Hehe Carbo...you probably don't want Artest from the season where he was kicked out after 7 games.

[BadBaronRudigor]

You are up MDIZZ

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UPDATE: The Bulls (Jabroni), Braves (MicCheck12), and the Spurs (MDIZZ) are all up to pick.

The Spurs (MDIZZ) have until 22:05 EST (19:05 PST) to make their pick before the Bullets (BadBaronRudigor) can cut in front of him.

[Carbo04]

Originally Posted by Diophantos

Hehe Carbo...you probably don't want Artest from the season where he was kicked out after 7 games.

Hey, it was easily his best year, lol. So he'll just be on the level he was those 7 games on my team. If Sean won't allow that then I'll take him from his 2003-2004 year where he was DPOY.

[jericho]

Originally Posted by Carbo04

Hey, it was easily his best year, lol. So he'll just be on the level he was those 7 games on my team. If Sean won't allow that then I'll take him from his 2003-2004 year where he was DPOY.

C'mon, a 7-game season is pathetic. At least 40-50 games, to show that the level of performance was sustained over a reasonable period of time.

[TiMVP2]

Spencer Haywood was still available!?!? yea!!

[BadBaronRudigor]

If it was about only about getting the most votes (which it is), there is one player who I think would get me more votes . . . but I wouldn't enjoy my team as much. Fat played next to a PG during his greatest years (Michael Adams) as did Frazier (Earl Monroe) and although Frazier will be my primary ballhandler, Fat can create for himself, Marion and Jones as well. My top 5: Wilt, Bobby Jones, Shawn Marion, Fat Lever, Walt Frazier . . . great defense, ballhandling, court intelligence, good to great shooting, no weak spots to attack. I'm happy.

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UPDATE: The Bulls (Jabroni), Braves (MicCheck12), and the Raptors (ss03) are all up to pick.

The Raptors (ss03) have until 23:20 EST (19:20 PST) to make their pick before the Suns (Dr. Seuss) can cut in front of him.

[Diophantos]

Originally Posted by Carbo04

Hey, it was easily his best year, lol. So he'll just be on the level he was those 7 games on my team. If Sean won't allow that then I'll take him from his 2003-2004 year where he was DPOY.

I mean sure, why not? Then I'll just take Tony Delk from that one game he scored 50 points. I mean, that's his "prime", right? 50 ppg on my team! Guaranteed!

[Diophantos]

Elton Brand was a good pickup, surprised he lasted this long. Very nice starting 5, Carbo.

[TiMVP2]

Originally Posted by Diophantos

I mean sure, why not? Then I'll just take Tony Delk from that one game he scored 50 points. I mean, that's his "prime", right? 50 ppg on my team! Guaranteed!

damn what a steal.

[Carbo04]

Originally Posted by Diophantos

I mean sure, why not? Then I'll just take Tony Delk from that one game he scored 50 points. I mean, that's his "prime", right? 50 ppg on my team! Guaranteed!

Ok, then I'll just take him from the year before. 2003/2004. 18.3 PPG, 5.3 RPG, 3.7 APG, 2.1 SPG and Defensive Player of the Year.