Declining %s (Stars only) - Roster thread

[Dr Positivity]

Please post your FGAs, minutes and rotations

[wackbone]

PG: Steve Nash (2005 - 11.4*1.4=16.0 FGA)
SG: Michael Jordan (1991 - 22.4*1.8=40.3 FGA)
SF: Robert Horry (1999 - 3.8 FGA)
PF: Amar’e Stoudemire (2007 - 12.9*0.4=5.2 FGA)
C: Ben Wallace (2002 - 6.0*1.6=9.6 FGA)

Bench: James Harden (2012 - 10.1*1.2=12.1 FGA)
Bench: Andris Biedrins (2013 - 0.4 FGA)
Bench: James Jones (2017 - 1.9 FGA)

Total: 89.3/90 FGA

Rotations:

Nash (38) / Harden (10)
MJ (24) / Harden (24)
Horry (26) / MJ (14) / Jones (8)
Amar’e (38) / Horry (10)
Ben (38) / Biedrins (10)

Writeup:

MJ turned out to be too costly in the first. In hindsight I shouldn’t have taken guys like Wallace and Nash as early as I did, because them combined with MJ proved to be wayyyyyy too costly.

Overall, MJ is still MJ. Nash is a great running mate, as is Harden. Nash and Amar’e have proven chemistry. Wallace defends the paint. Nash, Harden, MJ, Horry, and Jones all provide shooting.

[damecurry]

The Big Ticket

FGA:

(2005) Kevin Garnett: 16.6 X 1.8 = 29.9
(2009) Shane Battier: 5.9 X 1 = 5.9
(2010) Dwight Howard: 10.2 X 1.4 = 14.3
(1990) T.R. Dunn: 1.5 X 1 = 1.5
(1997) Grant Hill: 15.7 X 1 = 15.7
(2001) Ray Allen: 16.0 X 0.8 = 12.8
(1991) Alvin Robertson 11.2 X 0.6 = 6.7
(1990) Jim Paxson: 5.9 X 0.4 = 2.4


Total: 89.2 / 90

Rotations:

PG: Alvin (34) / Paxson (14)
SG: Ray (38) / Hill (10)
SF: Hill (28) / Battier (12) / Dunn (8)
PF: KG (32) / Battier (16)
C: Dwight (40) / KG (8)

[Dr Positivity]

PG: Damian Lillard (2017: 19.8 * 40% = 7.9) 27.0 pts, 5.9 ast, 4.9 reb, .586 TS%, 37.0% 3pt
SG: Dwyane Wade (2006: 18.8 FGA * 120% = 22.6) 6th in MVP, 2nd team All-NBA, All-star, Finals MVP, .239 WS/48, 7.5 BPM, 27.2 pts, 6.7 ast, 5.7 reb, 1.9 stl, .577 TS%
SF: Jimmy Butler (2015: 14.0 FGA * 100% = 14.0) All-star, 2nd team All-Defense, .214 WS/48, 4.7 BPM, 20.9 pts, 5.8 reb, 3.3 ast, 1.8 stl, .583 TS%, 37.8% 3pt
PF: Charles Barkley (1990: 14.9 FGA * 160% = 23.8) 2nd in MVP, 1st team All-NBA, All-star, .269 WS/48, 9.8 BPM, 25.2 pts, 11.5 reb, 3.9 ast, 1.9 stl, .661 TS%
C: Marc Gasol (2013: 10.9 FGA * 140% = 15.3) 12th in MVP, 2nd team All-NBA, Defensive Player of the Year, 14.1 pts, 7.8 reb, 4.0 ast, 1.7 blk, .197 WS/48, 6.1 BPM, .559 TS%

SF: Chris Mullin (2000: 4.0 FGA * 80% = 3.2) .142 WS/48, 2.2 BPM, 5.1 pts, 1.6 reb, 0.8 ast (15.0 pts, 4.7 reb, 2.3 ast, 1.7 stl per 36), .590 TS%, 40.9% 3pt
PF: Buck Williams (1998: 3.6 * 60% = 2.2) .135 WS/48, -0.3 BPM, 4.9 pts, 4.5 reb (9.9 pts, 8.9 reb per 36), .560 TS%
C: Charles Jones (1993: 0.9 FGA * 100% = 0.9 FGA) .063 WS/48, -0.7 BPM, 1.3 pts, 4.1 reb, 1.1 blk (2.6 pts, 8.3 reb, 2.3 blk per 36)

Total FGA: 89.9 / 90

PG: Damian Lillard (40) / Dwyane Wade (8)
SG: Dwyane Wade (32) / Chris Mullin (16)
SF: Jimmy Butler (40) / Chris Mullin (8)
PF: Charles Barkley (40) / Buck Williams (8)
C: Marc Gasol (36) / Charles Jones (8) / Buck Williams (4)

Offensively the combination of Lillard (peak 27ppg version), Wade and Barkley is lethal. The backcourt is a dynamic combination of slashing and shooting while Barkley dominates inside. Butler is another 20 pt slasher/shooter and Gasol is capable on offense as well, while both floor space. Defensively Wade and Butler is an excellent combination on the perimeter and they are backed up by DPOY Gasol and solid defensive bigs in Buck and Jones. Mullin provides 3pt shooting and still had a solid season statistically by per 36 stats and WS/BPM. I feel this team is an excellent combination of offense and defense.

[Fadeaway_J]

Starters
C - Tyson Chandler (2010-11)

Spoiler:

10.1 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 0.4 apg, 0.5 spg, 1.1 bpg, .654 FG%, .732 FT%, .697 TS%, 18.4 PER
- Led the NBA in TS%
- NBA Champion

PF - Dirk Nowitzki (2010-11)

Spoiler:

23.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 2.6 apg, 0.5 spg, 0.6 bpg, .517 FG%, .393 3P%, .892 FT%, 66 3P, .612 TS%, 23.4 PER
- NBA Champion
- NBA Finals MVP
- NBA All-Star
- All-NBA Second Team

SF - Scottie Pippen (1990-91)

Spoiler:

17.8 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 6.3 apg, 2.4 spg, 1.1 bpg, .520 FG%, .309 3P%, .706 FT%, .561 TS%, 20.6 PER
- NBA Champion
- All-Defensive Second Team

SG - Allen Iverson (2005-06)

Spoiler:

33.0 ppg, 3.2 ppg, 7.4 apg, 1.9 spg, 0.1 bpg, .447 FG%, .323 3P%, .814 FT%, 72 3P, 25.9 PER
- NBA All-Star
- All-NBA Third Team

PG - Chauncey Billups (2007-08)

Spoiler:

17.0 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 6.8 apg, 1.3 spg, 0.2 bpg, .448 FG%, .401 3P%, .918 FT%, 137 3P, .619 TS%, 23.6 PER
- NBA All-Star

Bench
C/F - Elton Brand (2013-14)

Spoiler:

5.7 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 1.0 apg, 0.5 spg, 1.2 bpg, .539 FG%, .649 FT%, .561 TS%, 14.0 PER

G/F - Thabo Sefolosha (2011-12)

Spoiler:

4.8 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 1.1 apg, 0.9 spg, 0.4 bpg, .432 FG%, .437 3P%, .884 FT%, .584 TS%, 9.8 PER

G - Pablo Prigioni (2012-13)

Spoiler:

3.5 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 3.0 apg, 0.9 spg, 0.0 bpg, .455 FG%, .396 3P%, .880 FT%, 53 3P, .595 TS%, 13.0 PER

Rotations
C - Chandler (33), Brand (11), Nowitzki (4)
PF - Nowitzki (35), Pippen (8), Brand (5)
SF - Pippen (31), Sefolosha (17)
SG - Iverson (40), Sefolosha (8)
PG - Billups (37), Prigioni (11)

FGA Per Player
Dirk Nowitzki - 29.2 (16.2 *180%)
Scottie Pippen - 22.6 (14.1 * 160%)
Tyson Chandler - 5.5
Chauncey Billups - 13.4 (11.2 * 120%)
Pablo Prigioni - 2.8
Thabo Sefolosha - 3.7
Elton Brand - 2.7 (4.5 * 60%)
Allen Iverson - 10.1 (25.3 * 40%)

Total: 90.0/90.0

[GeorgeMarcus]

7 Strong

Starting Lineup
C - '92 David Robinson - 15.8 FGA x160% = 25.3 FGA - DPOY, 1st Team All-NBA
PF - '95 Detlef Schrempf - 12.2 FGA x100% = 12.2 FGA - 3rd Team All-NBA
SF - '04 Ron Artest - 15.2 FGA x100% = 15.2 FGA - DPOY, 3rd Team All-NBA
SG - '91 Dominique Wilkins - 20.2 FGA x40% = 8.1 FGA - 2nd Team All-NBA
PG - '91 Kevin Johnson - 14.9 FGA x60% = 8.9 FGA - 2nd Team All-NBA

Bench
'05 Manu Ginobli - 10.5 FGA x100% = 10.5 FGA - All-Star, NBA Champion
'05 Andrei Kirilenko - 6.0 FGA x100% = 6.0 FGA
'06 DeSagana Diop - 1.9 FGA x100% = 1.9 FGA

89.1/90 FGA

Rotation
D Rob (40) / Diop (8)
Shrempf (23) / Kirilenko (25)
Artest (35) / Shrempf (7) / Dominique (6)
Dominique (29) / Manu (19)
KJ (35) / Manu (13)

[LA Bird]

Starters
C: 1990 Patrick Ewing (29/11/4/60). All NBA 1st
PF: 1990 Kevin McHale (21/8/2/62). All Defense 2nd, All Star
SF: 2016 Kawhi Leonard (21/7/3/62). All NBA 1st, All Defense 1st, DPOY
SG: 1997 Glen Rice (27/4/2/61). All NBA 2nd, All-Star MVP
PG: 1996 Gary Payton (19/4/8/55). All NBA 2nd, All Defense 1st, DPOY

Bench
C: 2006 Dikembe Mutombo (3/5/1/63)
F: 2003 Tayshaun Prince (3/1/1/55)
G: 1995 Nate McMillan (5/4/5/50). All Defense 2nd

Total FGA: 89.8 / 90.0

Spoiler:

McMillan 5.0 × 1.0 = 5.0
Leonard 15.1 × 1.6 = 24.2
Mutombo 1.5 × 1.4 = 2.1
Payton 15.8 × 1.2 = 19.0
Ewing 20.4 × 1.0 = 20.4
Prince 2.8 × 1.0 = 2.8
McHale 14.4 × 0.6 = 8.6
Rice 19.2 × 0.4 = 7.7

Rotation
C: Ewing (38) / Mutombo (10)
PF: McHale (38) / Prince (10)
SF: Kawhi (38) / Prince (6) / Rice (4)
SG: Rice (34) / McMillan (14)
PG: Payton (38) / McMillan (10)

Writeup
We have the best defense in the game with DPOY Kawhi + Payton on the perimeter and McHale + peak Ewing as rim protectors blocking 6 shots a game together. Offensively, we have four efficient starters at 20+ points on 60+ TS% and two elite 3pt shooters in Kawhi (44%) and Rice (47%, led league in 3pt%).

[8on]

PG Jason Kidd (38)
SG
SF
PF Draymond Green (38)
C Shaquille O'Neal (40)

FGA
2016-17 Draymond Green: 8.6*1.8=15.5
1999-00 Shaquille O'Neal: 21.1*1.6=33.8
2005-06 Jason Kidd: 11.3*1.4=15.8
65.1/90

[ardee]

2017 Kevin Durant: 16.5*1.8 = 29.7 FGA
1991 Terry Porter: 11.7 FGA
1992 Horace Grant: 9.8 FGA
2008 Kobe Bryant: 20.6*1.2 = 24.72
2013 Chris Andersen: 2.9 FGA
2017 Kyle Anderson: 2.9 FGA
2009 Yao Ming: 9.8*.6 = 5.88 FGA
1997 John Crotty: 3.2 FGA

Total: 90/90 FGA

Rotation:

Porter (40)/Crotty (8)
Bryant (40)/Anderson (8)
Durant (40)/Anderson (8)
Grant (38)/C. Andersen (10)
Yao (38)/C. Andersen (10)

[Snakebites]

PG: Chris Paul 2007-08 16.1 FGA x 1.6 = 25.8
SG: Reggie Miller 97-98 13.3 FGA x 1 = 13.3
SF: Giannis Antetokounmpo 16-17 15.7 x 1.2 = 18.8 FGA
PF: Chris Bosh 12-13 12.3 x 0.6 = 7.4 FGA
C: Rudy Gobert 16-17 7.7 x 1.4 = 10.8 FGA

B: F Peja Stojakovic 02-03 14.4 x 0.4 = 5.8 FGA
B: G/F James Posey 07-08 5.7 x 1 = 5.7 FGA
C: Manut Bol 91-92 1.8 x 1 = 1.8 FGA

89.4/90 FGA

Rotation:

Chris Paul (38)/Giannis (10)
Reggie Miller (38)/Posey (10)
Giannis (15)/Peja (27)/Posey (5)
Chris Bosh (35)/Giannis (13)
Rudy Gobert (39)/Bol (9)

This is an extremely balanced team that features SIX star players on it. Chris Paul is the perfect orchestrator to this offense. He's got an ideal secondary playmaker and matchup nightmare in Giannis, top shelf shooters in Reggie Miller and Peja Stojakovic, a great stretch 4 in Chris Bosh, and a great low down center in Rudy Gobert. Posey is there to help Giannis in covering the elite wing players.

We don't have anyone who is a top 5 or 6 player in this competition, but we have an absolutely elite point guard with a great diversity of tools around him. Our team simply works. Everyone has a clearly defined role, and Giannis gives us the opportunity to roll out a wide variety of difficult-to-guard lineups. We're set up to utlilize him at point guard, small forward, and power forward, and each of those present different matchup problems.

[Tony Snell]

PG: 15/16 Russell Westbrook 18.1*.6=10.9
SG: 97/98 Eddie Jones 12.6
SF: 00/01 Vince Carter 22.1*.8=17.7
PF: 93/94 Shawn Kemp 12.5*1=12.5
C: 14/15 Anthony Davis 17.6*1.2=21.1

BE: 02/03 Bruce Bowen 5.8
BE: 94/95 Dennis Rodman 4.9
BE: 15/16 Tony Parker 9.9*.4=4.0

Total: 89.5 / 90.0

Rotation:

PG: Westbrook (38) Parker (10)
SG: Jones (38) Carter (10)
SF: Carter (28) Bowen (20)
PF: Kemp (24) Rodman (24)
C: Davis (36) Kemp (12)

[euroleague]

Mark Price 93: MVP(8), All-NBA 1st, 22.1 PER, 9.8 WS
Penny Hardaway 96: MVP(3), All-NBA 1st, 24.6 PER, 14.4 WS
Paul George 13: All-NBA 3rd, All-D 2nd, 16.8 PER
Shawn Marion 07: 20.8 PER, 12 WS
Alonzo Mourning 99: MVP(2), DPOTY, All-NBA 1st, 24.6 PER

Brandon Roy 09: MVP(9), All-NBA 2nd, 24 PER, 13.5 WS
Andrew Bynum 11: 21.1 PER, 6.6 WS, .210 WS/48
Omer Asik 11: 11.8 PER, 2.7 WS

FGA: 89.9/90

Spoiler:

Penny 14.8*1.4=20.7
Marion 13.4
PG 14.9
Mourning 13.8 *1.2= 16.6
Omer Asik 1.7
Price 13.1*.8 = 10.5
Roy 16.9*.6=10.1
Bynum 7.6*.4=3

Mark Price (36) / Penny Hardaway (12)
Penny Hardaway (24) / Brandon Roy (24)
Paul George (36) / Brandon Roy (12)
Shawn Marion (36) / Alonzo Mourning (12)
Alonzo Mourning (24) / Bynum (16) / Omer Asik (8)

Strategy: Penny Hardaway is surrounded by the same type of team he ran in Orlando, but far better. The front court is elite defensively, and offensively has elite scorers at every position with every player except Mourning possessing 3 point range. Brandon Roy off the bench provides an elite scorer and playmaker at all times.

Offense: Penny pick and roll with Marion/Mourning, and twin towers vs small ball in Bynum/Mourning. Inside out game with Penny playmaking.

Defense: Lockdown every position except who Price guards. If we play twin towers, can move Price into the bench and have an elite defensive 5.

[pelifan]

Magic (18) / Deron (30)
Dumars (36) / Green (10) / Deron (2)
Green (26) / Magic (22)
Webber (36) /Outlaw (12)
Hakeem (40) /Rollins (8)

(1.8x) '91 Magic Johnson 22.3 ALL NBA 1st
(1.6x) '93 Hakeem Olajuwon 31.2 ALL NBA 1st DPOY
(.8x) '90 Joe Dumars 11.3 ALL NBA 3rd
(.6x) '08 Deron Williams 8.2 ALL NBA 2nd ALL D 1st
(.4x) '97 Chris Webber 6.5 40% 3 point shooting
'14 Danny Green 7.4
'96 Bo Outlaw 2.3
'95 Tree Rollins 0.8

90/90

Magic, Hakeem with the floor spaced, lots of passers and solid defenders.

[poopdamoop]

'13 LeBron James - 27/8/7/2, 41% 3PT, 11.6 BPM, MVP, All-NBA 1st, All-D 1st
'90 Larry Bird - 24/10/8/1, 34% 3PT, 6.1 BPM, All-NBA 2nd
'96 Mitch Richmond - 23/3/3/2, 44% 3PT, 2.9 BPM, All-NBA 3rd
'08 Paul Pierce - 20/5/5/1, 39% 3PT, 4.7 BPM, All-NBA 3rd
'10 Pau Gasol - 18/11/4/2, 5.4 BPM, All-NBA 2nd
'03 Doug Christie - 9/5/4/2, 40% 3PT, 4.2 BPM, All-D 1st
'16 Andrew Bogut - 5/7/2/2, 4.5 BPM
'04 Ervin Johnson - 2/4/1

LeBron(34) / Christie(14)
Richmond(36) / Christie(12)
Pierce(38) / LeBron(6) / Bird(4)
Bird(32) / Gasol(16)
Gasol(22) / Bogut(18) / Johnson(8)

James - 17.8 x 1.8 = 32
Christie - 7
EJ - 1.6
Pierce - 13.7 x 1.2 = 16.4
Bogut - 4
Gasol - 13 x 0.8 = 10.4
Richmond - 16.9 x 0.6 = 10.1
Bird - 20.2 x 0.4 = 8.1

89.6/90

[Blazers-1977]

Roster:
2006-07 Tim Duncan (14.1*1.8) = 25.38
1994-95 John Stockton(9.6*1.6) = 15.36
2013-14 Joakim Noah (10*1.4) = 14
2013-14 Klay Thompson 15.5
2006-07 Joel Pryzbilla 1.8
1999-00 Tracy McGrady (12.9*.8) = 10.32
2009-10 Kyle Krover 5.4
2004-05 Aaron McKie 2.1
Total : 89.86

Rotation :
PG: John Stockton(40)/Aaron McKie(8)
SG: Klay Thompson(36)/Aaron McKie(12)
SF: Tracy McGrady(36)/Kyle Krover(12)
PF: Tim Duncan(36)/Kyle Krover(12)
C: Joakim Noah(36)/Joel Pryzbilla(8)/Tim Duncan(4)

Write Up:
My offense will be very explosive on the perimeter in having two great offensive players in Klay Thompson and Tracy McGrady.While McGrady may not seem like as good of a scorer in 2000 compared to his prime, he still nearly was it was just that Vince Carter took a lot of opportunities away from McGrady and in this lineup he will get a lot more chances to score due to having a great playmaker in John Stockton who would get McGrady good looks on many plays and with Klay being a great 3 point shooter it will mean he will be able to drive to the basket easier than normal. Klay not only will help take the load of McGrady he can do damage by himself as he is a great 3 point shooter and if he gets hot he can be unstoppable and having a great playmaker like Stockton will make give Thompson more open looks from 3. Down low, It will be very hard for teams to score on me as I have two great defenders in Duncan and Noah, and Duncan still was a great offensive player this year too so he can score a lot of points and defend as well. Of the bench, I have a great shooter in Kyle Korver and a pretty good defender in Aaron McKie

[ChicagoSportsFan21]

Starting Five:

PG: Stephen Curry-Golden State Warriors-2014/15: 23.8 PTS/4.3 REB/7.7 AST/2.0 STL/91.4% FT/44.3% 3PT/63.8% TS

-NBA Champion, NBA Most Valuable Player, NBA All-Star, All-NBA First Team, NBA Three-Point Contest Champion, AP Athlete of the Year

SG: Clyde Drexler-Portland Trail Blazers-1990/91: 21.5 PTS/6.7 REB/6.0 AST/1.8 STL

-NBA All-Star, All-NBA Second Team

SF: Andre Iguodala-Golden State Warriors-2014/15: 7.8 PTS/3.3 REB/3.0 AST/1.2 STL/34.9% 3PT

-NBA Champion, NBA Finals MVP

PF: Karl Malone-Utah Jazz-1998/99: 23.8 PTS/9.4 REB/4.1 AST/1.3 STL

-NBA Most Valuable Player, All-NBA First Team, NBA All-Defensive First Team

C: DeAndre Jordan-Los Angeles Clippers-2015/16: 12.7 PTS/13.8 REB/2.3 BLK/70.3% FG

-All-NBA First Team, NBA All-Defensive First Team

Bench:

PF/C: Anthony Mason-New York Knicks-1994/95: 9.9 PTS/8.4 REB/3.1 AST

-NBA Sixth Man of the Year

SG/SF: Joe Ingles-Utah Jazz-2016/17: 7.1 PTS/3.2 REB/2.7 AST/1.2 STL/44.1% 3PT/60.4% TS

PG: Sidney Moncrief-Atlanta Hawks-1990/91: 4.7 PTS

Rotation/Depth Chart:

PG: Stephen Curry (40)/Sidney Moncrief (8)
SG: Clyde Drexler (40)/Joe Ingles (8)
SF: Andre Iguodala (32)/Joe Ingles (16)
PF: Karl Malone (40)/Anthony Mason (8)
C: DeAndre Jordan (32)/Anthony Mason (16)

FGA:

Stephen Curry-Golden State Warriors-2014/15: 26.9 FGA (16.8 x 1.6)
Clyde Drexler-Portland Trail Blazers-1990/91: 16.3 FGA (16.3 x 1.0)
Andre Iguodala-Golden State Warriors-2014/15: 6.4 FGA
Karl Malone-Utah Jazz-1998/99: 22.8 FGA (16.3 x 1.4)
DeAndre Jordan-Los Angeles Clippers-2015/16: 4.0 FGA (6.6 x 0.6)
Anthony Mason-New York Knicks-1994/95: 6.6 FGA
Joe Ingles-Utah Jazz-2016/17: 5.5 FGA
Sidney Moncrief-Atlanta Hawks-1990/91: 1.3 FGA (3.3 x 0.4)

Total FGA: 89.8/90

Write-Up:

My team deserves a spot in the final four!

Offensively, there are no other teams on here that can compete with my BIG THREE of Curry, Drexler, and Malone. The pick and roll of my two MVPs Curry/Malone with Clyde slashing to the rim will work to perfection. I don't think any team will be able to stop all three of the them on the court at the same time...one of them if not all will bound to go off. Not to mention the slashing and 3 point shooting Iggy will provide offensively while DeAndre hovering around the rim for a lob or shot where he excels are an added bonus. My rebounding is excellent in this game as well with rebounders like Malone/Jordan/Mason and even Drexler who all provide the ability for second chance opportunities for a deadly shooters like Curry/Ingles as well as fast break opportunities from defensive rebounding. Playmaking is all over the floor on my team from Curry, Drexler, Iggy, Malone, Mason, and Ingles. This team is going to be tough to stop offensively led by my BIG THREE.

Defensively, I don't see anybody a liability starting with a stout front-court with two all defensive first team members in Malone/Jordan with Jordan providing rim protection. Iggy will have the task to guard an elite wing/guard who did a great job on Lebron in 2015 NBA Finals alas 2015 NBA Finals MVP. I have re-assurance on defense from Ingles/Mason as well off the bench.

My bench is solid in this one with sixth man of the year winner in Anthony Mason and Joe Ingles whom both are jack of all trades kind of players with their versatility, playmaking, and two way play. Moncrief will play limited minutes who can provide spurts off the bench either shooting or with his defense.

Each player on my team know their role whether it's offense (Curry, Drexler, Malone) or defense (Iggy, Jordan) so there is a balance. The fit is great as well with proven chemistry from Curry/Iggy.

I think my team has it all from all facets of the game with no glaring weaknesses with great fit and balance on offense/defense, solid bench, and nobody can compete with my BIG THREE offensively in Curry/Drexler/Malone with a great supporting cast around them. Vote ChicagoSportsFan21 in the top 4!