Four per Franchise - Rosters

Laimbeer · Post #1 » by **Laimbeer** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 3:22 am

Go for it.

Laimbeer · Post #2 » by **Laimbeer** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 3:23 am

Rotations:
PG - Gary Payton (38) / Jason Terry (10)
SG - Mitch Richmond (28) / Jason Terry (20)
SF - Scottie Pippen (38)/ Mitch Richmond (10)
PF - Charles Barkley (38)/Luc Mbah a Moute (10)
C - Andrew Bogut (36)/Luc Mbah a Moute (4)/Manute Bol (8)

FGA:
Gary Payton (1998) 15.6 - Third in MVP voting
Scottie Pippen (1996) 15.8 - Fifth in MVP voting
Charles Barkley (1990) 14.9 - Second in MVP voting
Mitch Richmond (1996) 16.9 - All-NBA, 44.7% on 6.4 3PA
Andrew Bogut (2015) 5.3 - All-D, led league in DPBM
Jason Terry (2005) 9.3 - Second highest W/S per 48 of career, 42.0% on 3.1 3PA
Luc Mbah a Moute (2017) 4.7 - Second highest VORP of career, 39.1% on 1.4 3PA
Manute Bol (1993) 2.0 - 5.0 blks per 36, DPBM 4.0

Total: 84.5/85

The team is excellent defensively. Pippen and Payton are other wordly and Bogut anchors it all.

Offensive options are plentiful in Barkley, Pippen, Richmond, and Payton. The balance and quality of the starters very good. The bench, led by prime Jason Terry, is solid.

Zion Wembanyama · Post #3 » by **Zion Wembanyama** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 3:42 am

91 - Magic Johnson - 12.4
90 - Larry Bird - 20.2
16 - Russell Westbrook - 18.1
09 - Shane Battier - 5.9
97 - Ervin Johnson - 5.7
00 - Bo Outlaw - 4.1
10 - Jason Richardson - 12.6
05 - Al Jefferson - 5.2

Total = 84.2/85

PG - Magic Johnson (36) / Russell Westbrook (12)
SG - Jason Richardson (24) / Russell Westbrook (24)
SF - Shane Battier (28) / Jason Richardson (12) / Bird (8)
PF - Larry Bird (28) / Shane Battier (12) / Bo Outlaw (8)
C - Ervin Johnson (30) / Al Jefferson (12) / Bo Outlaw (6)

wackbone · Post #4 » by **wackbone** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 6:07 am

If she weighs as much as a duck...

PG: John Stockton (1995 - 9.6 FGA)
SG: Reggie Miller (1998 - 13.3 FGA)
SF: Kawhi Leonard (2016 - 15.1 FGA)
PF: Kevin Love (2016 - 12.7 FGA)
C: DeMarcus Cousins (2017 - 19.9 FGA)

Bench: Robert Horry (1999 - 3.8 FGA)
Bench: Michael Cage (1998 - 1.1 FGA)
Bench: J.R. Smith (2008 - 9.1 FGA)

FGA: 84.6/85

Rotations:

Stockton (36) / Smith (12)
Reggie (36) / Smith (12)
Kawhi (38) / Horry (10)
Love (36) / Horry (12)
Cousins (36) / Cage (8) / Love (2)

Tony Snell · Post #5 » by **Tony Snell** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 6:21 am

PG: 05/06 Steve Nash 13.4 MVP
SG: 99/00 Eddie Jones 15.5
SF: 16/17 Kevin Durant 16.5
PF: 11/12 Serge Ibaka 7.4
C: 94/95 Alonzo Mourning 14.3

BE: 16/17 Otto porter 10.0
BE: 12/13 Pablo Prigioni 2.8
BE: 15/16 Tristan Thompson 5.1

Total: 85.0 / 85.0

Rotation:

PG: Nash (38) Prigioni (10)
SG: Jones (38) Durant (10)
SF: Durant (28) Porter (20)
PF: Ibaka (34) Thompson (8) Porter (6)
C: Mourning (36) Thompson (12)

This offense is very high powered with tons of spacing. 3 totally elite floor spacers in Nash, Durant, and Jones will give Mourning plenty of room to operate inside. We have great defenders all around, aside from Nash, but we believe his defensive deficiencies will be masked by the elite defensive talent around him in addition to his insane production on the offensive end. We have two awesome rim protectors in Mourning and Ibaka waiting to meet anyone at the rim. Our bench is one of the stronger units in the game. Vote Snell!

euroleague · Post #6 » by **euroleague** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 7:46 am

Mike Conley (38) / Steve Kerr (10)
Michael Jordan (38) / Steve Kerr (10)
Toni Kukoc (36) / Steve Novak (12)
Pau Gasol (36) / Chris Andersen (12)
Marc Gasol (36) / Chris Andersen (12)

PG: Mike Conley 17 - 23.2 PER, 10 WS, 40% 3FG
SG: Michael Jordan 91 - MVP, FMVP, 31.6 PER, 20.3 WS
SF: Toni Kukoc 96 - 6MOY, 20.4 PER, 10.1 WS, 40% 3FG
PF: Pau Gasol 06 - All-Star, 22.7 PER, 12 WS, 5.4 DWS
C: Marc Gasol 13 - DPOTY, All-NBA 2nd, 19.5 PER, 11.5 WS

G: Steve Kerr 96 - NBA Champ, 15.2 PER, 8.3 WS, 52% 3FG
F: Steve Novak 14 - 11.1 PER, 1.4 WS, 43% 3FG
C: Chris Andersen 14 - NBA Champ, 18.5 PER, 6 WS

FGA: 84.9/85
MJ - 22.4
Gasol - 10.9
Conley - 14.6
Pau - 14.9
Kukoc - 9.7
Kerr - 5.9
Andersen 3.8
Novak 2.7

Strategy: MJ and Pau will be the focal points of the offense. Pau worked very well with Kobe, who is basically a worse MJ, and with this supporting cast and the chemistry between Pau and Marc, this will be a supercharged offense. Conley and Marc are elite, low USG defenders with great offensive playmaking and shooting. Small-ball will struggle vs the twin towers of Gasol.

Defense: This is Peak Pau defensively, with by far his highest DWS and 3.1 DBPM. The starting line-up is elite defensively except against small ball, but Draymond/Marion aren't in this, making Pau a strong defender at PF.

Offense: MJ surrounded by elite shooters and Pau, who is a great finisher and post player. Every player in the frontcourt is an all time great passer at their position. MJ is the Big One, and the offense is built around MJ.

Post #7 » by **Ralnor** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:21 pm

Rotation (Depending on matchups):

G: Jason Kidd (30) / Kevin Martin (18)
G: Kyle Korver (30) / Kevin Martin (18)
F: Bruce Bowen (28) / Andrei Kirilenko (20)
F: Kevin Garnett (25) / Ryan Anderson (23)
C: DeAndre Jordan (35) / Kevin Garnett (13)

Depth Chart:

PG: Jason Kidd (1998-1999 - 14.0 FGA)
16.9 ppg, 6.8 rpg, 10.8 apg, 2.3 spg, 0.4 bpg, .444 FG%, .366 3P%, .757 FT%, .527 TS%, 22.5 PER, 8.1 WS
- All-Defensive First Team
- All-NBA First Team
SG: Kyle Korver (2014-2015 - 8.0 FGA)
12.1 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 2.6 apg, 0.7 spg, 0.6 bpg, .487 FG%, .492 3P%, .898 FT%, .699 TS%, 14.8 PER, 7.5 WS
- All-Star
SF: Bruce Bowen (2005-2006 - 6.5 FGA)
7.5 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 1.5 apg, 1.0 spg, 0.4 bpg, .433 FG%, .424 3P%, .607 FT%, .540 TS%, 9.1 PER, 6.2 WS
- All-Defensive First Team
PF: Kevin Garnett (2003-2004 - 19.6 FGA)
24.2 ppg, 13.9 rpg, 5.0 apg, 1.5 spg, 2.2 bpg, .499 FG%, .256 3P%, .791 FT%, .547 TS%, 29.4 PER, 18.3 WS
- Most Valuable Player
- All-Defensive First Team
- All-NBA First Team
- All-Star Game MVP
C: DeAndre Jordan (2014-2015 - 6.5 FGA)
11.5 ppg, 15.0 rpg, 0.7 apg, 1.0 spg, 2.2 bpg, .710 FG%, .000 3P%, .397 FT%, .638 TS%, 21.0 PER, 12.8 WS
- All-Defensive First Team
- All-NBA First Team

Bench: Ryan Anderson (2010-2011 - 8.2 FGA)
10.6 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 0.8 apg, 0.5 spg, 0.6 bpg, .430 FG%, .393 3P%, .812 FT%, .591 TS%, 19.0 PER. 6.4 WS
Bench: Kevin Martin (2006-2007 - 13.3 FGA)
20.2 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 2.2 apg, 1.2 spg, 0.1 bpg, .473 FG%, .381 3P%, .844 FT%, .614 TS%, 20.1 PER. 10.2 WS
Bench: Andrei Kirilenko (2012-2013 - 8.8 FGA)
12.4 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 2.8 apg, 1.5 spg, 1.0 bpg, .507 FG%, .292 3P%, .752 FT%, .590 TS%, 17.6 PER. 6.0 WS

FGA: 84.9/85

damecurry · Post #8 » by **damecurry** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 7:40 pm

Team Nowitzki

FGA

Dirk Nowitzki (2011): 16.2
Paul Pierce (2008): 13.7
Dikembe Mutoumbo (1995): 7.7
Kyle Lowry (2016): 15.6
Bradley Beal (2017): 17.2
Bismack Biyombo (2014): 1.9
Tony Allen (2012): 7.7
Fred Hoiberg (2004): 4.7

Total: 84.7 / 85

Rosters:

PG: Lowry (38) / Hoiberg (10)
SG: Beal (36) / Allen (10) / Hoiberg (4)
SF: Pierce (32) / Allen (16)
PF: Dirk (40) / Pierce (8)
C: Deke (40) / Biz (8)

lilroddyb · Post #9 » by **lilroddyb** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 8:05 pm

2003 Tracy McGrady 24.2
2013 Lebron james 17.8
2002 Elton Brand 12.6
2017 Rudy Gobert 7.7
2012 George Hill 7.6
2015 Jared Dudley 5.9
2017 Joe Ingles 5.5
2002 Shawn Bradley 3.1

Total fga: 84.4

C: Rudy Gobert 36 min / Shawn Bradley 8 min / Elton Brand 4min
Pf: Elton Brand 34 min / Lebron James 14 min
Sf: Lebron James 24 min / Jared Dudley 24 min
Sg: Tracy McGrady 28 min / Joe Ingles 20 min
Pg: George Hill 38 min / Tracy McGrady 10 min

Smash3 · Post #10 » by **Smash3** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 9:39 pm

Rotation:

G: Chris Paul | Brent Barry
G: Danny Green | Barry
F: Clyde Drexler | Rasual Butler
F: Karl Malone | Butler
C: Arvydas Sabonis | Marcus Camby

FGA:

1998-99 Karl Malone (16.3) … NBA Most Valuable Player, All-NBA First Team, NBA All-Defensive First Team
2007-08 Chris Paul (16.1) … All-NBA First Team, NBA All-Defensive Second Team, NBA steals leader
1990-91 Clyde Drexler (16.3) … All-NBA Second Team, NBA All-Star
1996-97 Arvydas Sabonis (9.5) …
2016-17 Danny Green (6.6) … NBA All-Defensive Second Team
2006-07 Marcus Camby (8) … NBA All-Defensive First Team
1995-96 Brent Barry (6.4) … ...
2007-08 Rasual Butler (5.1) … ...

84.3/85

Dr Positivity · Post #11 » by **Dr Positivity** » Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:32 pm

PG: Terry Porter (1991: 11.7 FGA) 9th in MVP, All-star, .235 WS/48, 6.1 BPM, 17.0 pts, 8.0 reb, 3.5 ast, .632 TS%, 41.5% 3pt
SG: Khris Middleton (2015: 11.0 FGA) .135 WS/48, 1.4 BPM, 13.4 pts, 4.4 reb, 2.3 ast, 1.5 stl, .563 TS%, 40.7% 3pt
SF: Paul George (2014: 17.0 FGA) 9th in MVP, 3rd team All-NBA, 1st team All-Defense, .178 WS/48, 4.7 BPM, 21.7 pts, 6.8 reb, 3.5 ast, 1.9 stl, .555 TS%, 36.4% 3pt
PF: Chris Webber (1997: 16.2 FGA) All-star, .159 WS/48, 6.6 BPM, 20.1 pts, 10.3 reb, 4.6 reb, 1.7 stl, .554 TS%, 39.7% 3pt
C: Hakeem Olajuwon (1993: 19.5 FGA) 2nd in MVP, 1st team All-NBA, Defensive Player of the Year, 1st team All-Defense, .234 WS/48, 8.4 BPM, 26.1 pts, 13.0 reb, 3.5 ast, 4.2 blk, 1.8 stl, .577 TS%

PG: Shaun Livingston (2017: 4.2 FGA) .093 WS/48, -2.0 BPM, 5.1 pts, 2.0 reb, 1.8 ast, 0.5 stl (10.4 pts, 4.0 reb, 3.7 ast, 1.0 stl per 36), .568 TS%
SF: Richard Jefferson (2016: 4.2 FGA) .099 WS/48, 0.8 BPM, 5.5 pts, 1.7 reb, 0.8 ast, 0.4 stl (11.1 pts, 3.5 reb, 1.6 ast, 0.9 stl), .585 TS%, 38.2% 3pt
C: Joel Anthony (2013: 1.1 FGA) .100 WS/48, -0.3 BPM, 1.4 pts, 1.9 reb, 0.7 blk (5.5 pts, 7.3 reb, 2.7 blk per 36), .542 TS%

Total FGA: 80.7 / 85

Terry Porter (38) / Shaun Livingston (10)
Khris Middleton (38) / Shaun Livingston (10)
Paul George (28) / Richard Jefferson (20)
Chris Webber (38) / Paul George (10)
Hakeem Olajuwon (38) / Joel Anthony (10)

Like the Rockets champions around Hakeem our team is built around inside out basketball. Porter (41.5% 3pt), Middleton (40.7% 3pt), George (36.4% 3pt), Webber (39.7% 3pt) are all 3pt shooters, along with Jefferson (38.2% 3pt) off the bench. This shooting will make it difficult to double Hakeem's elite post game inside without him kicking it out to them. For secondary creation we're using the 2014 22ppg version of George, Porter is a playmaker and Webber is also a 20 pt scorer and playmaker. Defensively we have a DPOY anchor in Hakeem along with elite length in Middleton and George on the perimeter. Livingston and Anthony are solid defenders off the bench. Our bench has steady veterans who played on champions in Livingston, Jefferson and Anthony.

Post #12 » by **Fadeaway_J** » Thu Feb 22, 2018 12:34 am

Starters
C - Patrick Ewing (1989-90)

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PF - Paul Millsap (2015-16)

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SF - James Posey (2007-08)

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SG - Dwyane Wade (2005-06)

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PG - Chauncey Billups (2007-08)

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Bench
C/F - Rick Mahorn (1992-93)

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F - Thabo Sefolosha (2014-15)

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G - Patrick Beverley (2016-17)

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Rotations (subject to matchups)
C - Ewing (40), Mahorn (8)
PF - Millsap (37), Posey (8), Mahorn (3)
SF - Posey (20), Sefolosha (23), Wade (5)
SG - Wade (34), Beverley (14)
PG - Billups (37), Beverley (11)

FGA Per Player
Dwyane Wade (Heat) - 18.8
Patrick Ewing (Knicks) - 20.4
Chauncey Billups (Pistons) - 11.2
James Posey (Celtics) - 5.6
Paul Millsap (Hawks) - 13.2
Patrick Beverley (Rockets) - 8.1
Thabo Sefolosha (Hawks) - 4.8
Rick Mahorn (Nets) - 2.9

Total: 85.0/85.0

Writeup
Our team is built around the best inside-outside combo in this draft. Wade's relentless slashing and the interior dominance of peak Ewing will be a two-pronged attack few teams can handle. Billups is the perfect #3 guy and a great fit alongside both Wade and Ewing with his strong outside shooting and ability to excel both on and off the ball. Millsap is another fine supplementary scorer who provides moderate spacing for a PF and decent secondary playmaking. Posey rounds out the starting five as the prototypical 3-and-D wing, with Beverley and Thabo fulfilling similar functions off the bench, while Mahorn knocks heads in the paint.

This defense is going to be seriously stingy with an excellent anchor in Ewing backup up by the versatile Millsap and several excellent perimeter defenders in Posey, Wade, Beverley, and Thabo. Billups is solid at the point of attack. Even in the unlikely event that our four stars are all slowed down, our ability to lock teams down will keep us in games and we have the ultimate closer in Wade to settle matters down the stretch.

8on · Post #13 » by **8on** » Thu Feb 22, 2018 8:57 pm

This is going just as well as the last one. Great.

PG Mark Price (38) / Charlie Ward (10)
SG Drazen Petrovic (38) / Charlie Ward (10)
SF Grant Hill (40) / Boris Diaw (8)
PF Derrick Coleman (36) / Boris Diaw (12)
C Dwight Howard (40)

FGA
2009-10 Dwight Howard: 10.2
1996-97 Grant Hill: 15.7
1988-89 Mark Price: 13.4
1991-92 Drazen Petrovic: 16
1991-92 Derrick Coleman: 14.7
1997-98 Charlie Ward: 6.3
2006-07 Boris Diaw: 7.8
84.2/85

Save your vote.

Post #14 » by **GeorgeMarcus** » Fri Feb 23, 2018 5:04 am

Starting Lineup
C - '03 Tim Duncan - 17.2 FGA - MVP, Finals MVP, 1st Team All-Defense
PF - '15 Anthony Davis - 17.6 FGA - 1st Team All-NBA, 1st Team All-NBA
SF - '03 Vince Carter - 17.7 FGA - All-Star
SG - '03 Doug Christie - 7.0 FGA - 1st Team All-Defense
PG - '15 John Wall - 14.8 FGA - All-Star, 2nd Team All-Defense

Bench
'98 Derrick McKey - 5.7 FGA
05 Aaron McKie - 2.1 FGA
'17 Lucas Nogueira - 2.7 FGA

84.8/85 FGA

Rotation
Duncan (32) / Nogueira (16)
Davis (40) / Duncan (8)
Carter (32) / McKey (16)
Christie (36) / Carter (8) / McKie (4)
Wall (40) / McKie (8)

ardee · Post #15 » by **ardee** » Fri Feb 23, 2018 9:12 am

2000 Shaquille O'Neal: 21.1 FGA
2015 James Harden: 18.1 FGA
2012 Andre Igoudala: 10.2 FGA
1996 Nate McMillan: 5.4 FGA
2011 Lamar Odom: 10.9 FGA
2015 DeMarre Carroll: 9.3 FGA
1990 John Salley: 5.0 FGA
1998 BJ Armstrong: 3.2 FGA

Total FGA: 83.2/85

Post #16 » by **Snakebites** » Fri Feb 23, 2018 5:13 pm

Steph Curry 15-16 20.2 FGA
Ray Allen 00-01 16.1 FGA
Giannis Antetokounpo 16-17 15.7 FGA
PJ Brown 02-03 7.7 FGA
Tyson Chandler 11-12 5.7 FGA

Tayshaun Prince 04-05 8.8 FGA
Nic Batum 08-09 4.6 FGA
Ian Mahinmi 11-12 1.8 FGA

Total: 84 FGA

Rotation:

Steph Curry 39/Giannis 9
Ray Allen 39/Batum 9
Tayshaun 36/Giannis 12
Giannis 17/Brown 31
Chandler 38/Mahinmi 10

This is a star powered team that revolves around the best perimeter assembled in this game. Ray Allen and Steph Curry are an unstoppable guard tandem flanked by great defenders with solid length in Tayshaun Prince and Giannis. Giannis provides an unstoppable offensive complement to my backcourt as well, providing great scoring and an amazing secondary playmaker.

My front court defense also brings it where it counts. We can match up to great opposing front courts or simply play around them with Giannis at power forward, and we'll do both at times.