The Champions Only Draft - Roster Pages

Post #1 » by **Fadeaway_J** » Thu Aug 29, 2019 11:38 pm

Please post player seasons, rotations, and FGAs.

Post #2 » by **MadNESS** » Thu Aug 29, 2019 11:40 pm

NESS

PG: Ron Harper (24) | Kobe Bryant (24) | Lamar Odom
SG: Kobe Bryant (16) | Trevor Ariza (32) | Bruce Bowen
SF: Bruce Bowen (24) | Lamar Odom (24) | Trevor Ariza
PF: Pau Gasol (38) | Lamar Odom (10) | Hakeem Olajuwon
Cc: Hakeem Olajuwon (40) | Rick Mahorn (8) | Pau Gasol

1st - Hakeem Olajuwon - 94’ (21.2 FGA) MVP
2nd - Kobe Bryant - 08’ (20.6 FGA) MVP
3rd - Bruce Bowen - 03’ (5.8 FGA)
4th - Pau Gasol - 10’ (13.0 FGA)
5th - Ron Harper - 97’ (5.3 FGA)
6th - Trevor Ariza - 09’ (7.3 FGA)
7th - Lamar Odom - 10’ (9.0 FGA)
8th - Rick Mahorn - 95’ (2.6 FGA)

Total: 84.8 | 85.0

Roster Breakdown:

Decided to surround Kobe with his championship style team. Instead of Bynum, Gasol, Odom and 3 and D guys, we have Hakeem, Gasol, Odom and ELITE 3 and D players around him.

Kobe and Hakeem are a killer 1 - 2 punch, and Gasol as a third option is awesome. Throw in Harper, Bowen, Odom, and Ariza and you have some of the greatest role players of all time around that big three.

We can defend, shoot, rebound, block shots, run the break, everything. We match up well with anyone, dude to having Odom and Ariza on the bench. This is one of the better teams I have created in these games, that’s a fact.

wackbone · Post #3 » by **wackbone** » Thu Aug 29, 2019 11:41 pm

Dirk Nowitzki - 2007 - 17.2 FGA - 24.6 ppg, 8.9 rpg, 3.4 apg, 41.6 3P% on 2.2 att, All-Star, MVP, All-NBA 1st Team
Julius Erving - 1981 - 18.6 FGA - 24.6 ppg, 8.0 rpg, 4.4 apg, 2.1 spg, 1.8 bpg, All-Star, MVP, All-NBA 1st Team
Alonzo Mourning - 1999 - 13.8 FGA - 20.1 ppg, 11.0 rpg, 3.9 bpg, 2nd in MVP Voting, DPOY, All-NBA 1st Team, All-Defensive 1st Team
Kyrie Irving - 2015 - 16.5 FGA - 21.7 ppg, 5.2 apg, 3.2 rpg, 1.5 spg, 41.5 3P% on 5.0 att, All-Star, All-NBA 3rd Team
James Posey - 2006 - 5.9 FGA - 7.2 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 40.3 3P% on 4.3 att
Tony Allen - 2008 - 5.2 FGA - 6.6 ppg, LOCKDOWN DEFENDER
Derek Fisher - 1999 - 5.3 FGA - 22.6 mpg, 5.9 ppg, 3.9 apg, 1.2 spg, 39.2 3P% on 1.9 att
Charles Jones - 1990 - 2.3 FGA - 27.7 mpg, 6.2 rpg, 2.4 bpg

Total: 84.8/85 FGA

Kyrie Irving (38) / Derek Fisher (10)
Tony Allen (28) / James Posey (20)
Julius Erving (40) / James Posey (8)
Dirk Nowitzki (40) / James Posey (8)
Alonzo Mourning (40) / Charles Jones (8)

Jon_3232 · Post #4 » by **Jon_3232** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 1:16 am

PG - LeBron James (24) / Rajon Rondo (24)
SG - Mitch Richmond (40) / Gerald Henderson (8)
SF - Peja Stojakovic (38) / LeBron James (10)
PF - Draymond Green (30) / Pascal Siakam (12) / LeBron James (6)
C - Ben Wallace (38) / Draymond Green (10)

2012/13 LeBron James - 17.8 fga - NBA MVP / All NBA 1st Team / All Defensive 1st Team
2015/16 Draymond Green - 10.1 fga - All Defensive 1st Team / All NBA 2nd Team
1995/96 Mitch Richmond - 16.9 fga - All NBA 3rd Team
2001/02 Ben Wallace - 6 fga - DPOY / All Defensive 1st Team / All NBA 3rd Team
2010/11 Rajon Rondo - 9.9 - All Defensive 1st Team
2003/04 Peja Stojakovic - 17.1 fga - All NBA 2nd Team
2016/17 Pascal Siakam - 3.7 fga
1989/90 Gerald Henderson 1.9

LeBron will be running point depending on matchups, he’ll have elite defense at the forward spots with Green/Wallace and Richmond was an underrated defensive player himself, he wasn’t named “Rock” for nothing, as not many guys could back him down.
I’ve got one of the greatest catch and shoot players ever in Peja who with LeBron is lethal, Richmond is another high volume elite 3 point shooter and Draymond in the chosen year was a great outside shooter.

83.4/85 fga

Blazer50 · Post #5 » by **Blazer50** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 1:19 am

Blazer50
Selections based on BPA with Skillset - Chemistry - Team Balance ability to adapt to all styles of Play and control tempo.
Prioritized Defense, BBIQ and Assists (team chemistry) in selections - and chose seasons based on overall game - not PPG

PG: Jason Kidd (32)........... Lionel Hollins (10) .... DJ (6)
SG: Dennis Johnson (34) ....Jason Kidd (8) .......Lionel Hollins (6)
SF: Kawhi Leonard (42)...... Malik Rose (6)
PF: Kevin Love (36)........... Malik Rose (10) .....Kawhi Leonard (2)
Ct: Bill Walton (38) ............Will Perdue (8) ......Kevin Love (2)

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Roster Summary - 3 Hall of Fame Inductees + 2 active players
15 All NBA Teams; 26 All Star Teams; 27 All Defensive Teams; 16 NBA Championships
Balanced offense
22.48 PER Average among starters // Starters - FGA / Gm 11.2 to 15.1 / eFG% / Gm .465 to .576
15.23 PER Average among backups// Backups - FGA / Gm 3.7 to 6.8 / eFG% / Gm .463 to .549

Kawhi Leonard '15-16/FGA 15.1 /FG% .506 /3% .443 /eFG .565 /FT% .874 /Rbs 6.8 /Ast 2.6 /Stl 1.8 /Blk 1.0 /PPG 21.2
>>> 3x All Star, 2014-15 STL Champ, 2x NBA Champ, 3x All-NBA, 5x All-Def, 2011-12 All-Rookie, 2x Defensive POY,
>>> 2x Finals MVP, PER 26.0
Bill Walton 1977-78/FGA 15.2 /FG% .522 /3P% 0 /eFG .522 /FT% .720 /TRbs 13.2 /Ast 5.0 /Stl 1.0 /Blk 2.5 /PPG 18.9
>>> Hall of Fame, 2x All Star, '76-77 TRB Champ, '76-77 BLK Champ, 2x NBA Champ, 2x All-NBA, 2x All-Defensive,
>>> '76-77 Finals MVP, '77-78 MVP, '85-86 6th Man, PER 24.8
Jason Kidd '98-99/FGA 14.0 /FG% .444 /3P% .366 /eFG .476 /FT% .757 /Rbs 6.8 /Ast 10.8 /Stl 2.3 /Blks .4 /PPG 16.9
>>> Hall of Fame, 10x All Star, 5x AST Champ, 2010-11 NBA Champ, 6x All-NBA, 9x All-Defensive, '94-95 All-Rookie,
>>> '94-95 ROY, PER 22.5
Kevin Love 2010-11/FGA 14.1 /FG% .470 /3P% .417 /eFG .513 /FT% .850 /Rbs 15.2 /Ast 2.5 /Stl 0.6 /Blk .4 /PPG 20.2
>>> 5x All Star, 2010-11 TRB Champ, 2015-16 NBA Champ, 2x All-NBA, 2008-09 All-Rookie, 2010-11 Most Improved, PER 24.3
Dennis Johnson '82-83/FGA 11.2 /FG%.462 /3% .161 /eFG .465 /FT% .791 /Rbs 4.4 /Ast 5.0 /Stl 1.3 /Blk .5 /PPG 14.2
>>> Hall of Fame, 5x All Star, 3x NBA Champ, 2x All-NBA, 9x All-Defensive, 1978-79 Finals MVP. PER 14.8

Malik Rose 1998-99/FGA 4.3 /FG% .463 /eFG .463 /FT .671 /Rbs 3.9 /Ast 0.6 /Stl 0.9 /Blk 0.5 /PPG 6.0 /PER 19.7
>>> 2 time NBA Champ
Will Perdue '97-98/FGA 3.7 /FG% .549 /eFG .549 /FT% .526 /Rbs 6.8 /Ast 0.7 /Stl 0.3 /Blk 0.6 /PPG 5.0 /PER 14.9
>>> 4 time NBA Champ
Lionel Hollins '84-85/FGA 6.8 /FG% .461 /3P%.231 /eFG .464 / FT% .794 /Rbs 2.2 /Ast 5.2 /Stl 1.0 / PPG 7.6 /PER 11.1
>>> 1x All Star, 1976-77 NBA Champ, 2x All-Defensive, 1975-76 All-Rookie

Total: 84.4 | 85.0

goober · Post #6 » by **goober** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 1:38 am

PG: Tony Parker (40)/Steve Kerr(8)
SG: Manu Ginobli(40)/ Steve Kerr(8)
SF: Ron Artest(40)/AC Green(8)
PF: Kevin McHale(40)/AC Green(8)
C: Kareem The Dream(40)/ JaVale McGee(8)

Kareem 1978-1979 16.8 FGA
Manu Ginobli 2004-2005 10.5 FGA
Kevin McHale 1987-1988 14.2 FGA
Tony Parker 2011-2012 14.8 FGA
Ron Artest 2003-2004 15.2 FGA
Steve Kerr 2000-2001 2.8 FGA
AC Green 1995 1996 5.4 FGA
JaVale McGee 2017-2018 3.4 FGA

83.2FGA/85 FGA

lilroddyb · Post #7 » by **lilroddyb** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 5:49 pm

C: Wes Unseld / Tyson Chandler
Pf: Dennis Rodman / Toni Kukoc
Sf: Kevin Durant / Toni Kukoc
Sg: Ray Allen / Steve Smith
Pg: Kyle Lowry / Steve Smith

Kevin Durant 2017 16.5
Ray Allen 2001 16
Kyle Lowry 2018 12.1
Dennis Rodman 1992 7.7
Wes Unseld 1978 6.1
Tyson Chandler 2011 5.5
Steve Smith 2000 11
Toni Kukoc 1996 9.7

tfga: 84.6

I tried to draft guys that work really well of the ball. Ray Allen, Durant, Lowry, Steve and Toni Kukoc spread the floor with their elite threepoint shot, Dennis Rodman is the greatest rebounder of alltime and fights and hustles in the paint so you must keep someone on him at alltimes, Wes Unseld and Tyson Chandler are also great rebonders but they are also great screeners that will free up my guys.

In short I might have the best shooting team in this tournament ( even this version of Rodman was shooting 30% from three ), good passing all around, probably the best rebounding team, everyone plays really well without the ball, the only guy that might go iso( hero ) mode is Durant and the defense is good with DPOY quality guys in Rodman, Tyson Chandler, Wes Unseld and the rest is great at defense outsite of Ray Allen and maybe Steve smith

DerrickNoah · Post #8 » by **DerrickNoah** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 8:36 pm

Team Derrick Noah

Starters:
PG: Chauncey Billups 12.5(2006) All-NBA(2) / All-D(2) / 3pt%.433
SG: Michael Jordan 22.6(1996) MVP / Finals MVP / All-D(1) / All-NBA(1) / Offensive +\-(1st) / Scoring Champion(30.4) / 3pt%.426
SF: Shane Battier 5.9(2009) All-D(2) / Defense +\-(10) / 3pt%.384
PF: James Worthy 15.5(1988) Finals MVP / All-Star / Champion
C: Andrew Bynum 13.3(2012) All-NBA(2) / All-Star / Champion / 3rd in rebounding(11.8) / 6th in blocks(1.9) / 4th in FG%(.558)

Bench Mob:
G: John Paxson 3.9(1993) 3&D / Champion / 3pt%.463
F: Bobby Jones 6.2(1983) All-Defense(1) / Champion / 6MOY
C: Kendrick Perkins 4.5(2008) Defensive Rating(4th) / Champion

Total FGA’s = 84.4 / 85.0

Rotation (minutes):
PG: Chauncey Billups (30) / John Paxson (18)
SG: Michael Jordan (40) / Chauncey Billups (8)
SF: Shane Battier (36) / James Worthy (12)
PF: James Worthy (20) / Bobby Jones (28)
C: Andrew Bynum (34) / Kendrick Perkins (14)

Post #9 » by **Fadeaway_J** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 11:17 pm

Starters
C - Shaquille O'Neal (1999-00)

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PF - Rasheed Wallace (2007-08)

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SF - Scottie Pippen (1995-96)

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SG - Brent Barry (2001-02)

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PG - Gary Payton (1997-98)

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Bench
F - Boris Diaw (2012-13)

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F - Richard Jefferson (2015-16)

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G - Antonio Daniels (2002-03)

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Rotations
C - O'Neal (40), Wallace (8)
PF - Wallace (26), Diaw (22)
SF - Pippen (40), Jefferson (8)
SG - Barry (38), Jefferson (8), Daniels (2)
PG - Payton (40), Daniels (8)

FGA Per Player
Shaquille O'Neal - 21.1
Scottie Pippen - 15.8
Gary Payton - 15.6
Rasheed Wallace - 11.3
Brent Barry - 9.8
Boris Diaw - 4.4
Antonio Daniels - 2.8
Richard Jefferson - 4.2

Total: 85.0/85.0

euroleague · Post #10 » by **euroleague** » Fri Aug 30, 2019 11:23 pm

Isiah Thomas (40) / Patrick McCaw (8)
Joe Dumars (38) / Patrick McCaw (10)
Shawn Marion (38) / Larry Bird (10)
Larry Bird (30) / Kevon Looney (18)
Moses Malone (40) / Joel Anthony (8)

Isiah Thomas 89 (15.3) - All-Star
Joe Dumars 89 (13.1) - FMVP
Shawn Marion 07 (13.4) - All-Star
Larry Bird 86 (19.6) - MVP, FMVP
Moses Malone 83 (16.7) - MVP, FMVP, All-Def 1st

Patrick McCaw 17 (3.5)
Kevon Looney 17 (2)
Joel Anthony 11 (1.3)

84.9/85

ardee · Post #11 » by **ardee** » Sat Aug 31, 2019 1:33 am

1990 Magic Johnson: 14.4 FGA
2008 Paul Pierce: 13.7 FGA
2010 Chris Bosh: 16.5 FGA
2014 Danny Green: 7.4 FGA
1982 Jack Sikma: 14.8 FGA
2016 Shaun Livingston: 4.9 FGA
2006 Leandro Barbosa: 9.9 FGA
2013 Chris Andersen: 2.9 FGA

Total: 84.5/85 FGA

Magic (38)/Livingston (10)
Green (38)/Livingston (6)/Barbosa (4)
Pierce (28)/Barbosa (20)
Bosh (38)/Pierce (10)
Sikma (38)/Andersen (10)

Tony Snell · Post #12 » by **Tony Snell** » Sun Sep 1, 2019 4:51 am

PG: 86/87 Michael Cooper 9.0
SG: 90/91 Clyde Drexler 16.3
SF: 97/98 Glen Rice 16.9
PF: 02/03 Tim Duncan 17.2
C: 95/96 David Robinson 16.8

BE: 06/07 Robert Horry 3.7
BE: 16/17 Jason Terry 3.3
BE: 10/11 Ian Mahinmi 1.8

Total: 85.0 / 85.0

Rotation:

PG: Cooper (28) Terry (20)
SG: Drexler (40) Cooper (8)
SF: Rice (38) Horry (10)
PF: Duncan (38) Horry (10)
C: Robinson (38) Mahinmi (10)

migya · Post #13 » by **migya** » Sun Sep 1, 2019 8:10 am

Kevin Garnett 13.9fga (2007-2008): 18.8pts(53.9FG%[10th], 58.8TS%, 80.1FT%), 9.2reb, 3.4ast, 1.4stl, 1.3blk, 25.3PER[4th], 12.9WS[8th](6.2DWS[2nd]), .265WS/48, Allnba 1st team, Allnba Defensive 1st team, Allstar, DPOY, MVP[3rd], 32.8mins

Klay Thompson 16.9 (2014-15): 21.7pts[10th](46.3FG%, 3.1 3P, 43.9FG3%[4th], 59.1TS%, 87.9FT%), 3.2reb, 2.9ast, 1.1stl, 0.8blk, 20.8PER, 8.8WS(3.1DWS), .172WS/48, Allnba 3rd team, Allstar, MVP[10th], 31.9mins

Robert Parish 15.4fga (1981-82): 19.9pts(54.2FG%, 57.1TS%), 10.8reb[8th], 1.8ast, 0.9stl, 2.4blk[5th], 22.6PER[9th], 10WS[12th](5.1DWS[6th]), .190WS/48[9th], Allnba 2nd team, Allstar, MVP[4th], 31.7mins

Maurice Cheeks 11.1fga (1985-86): 15.4pts(53.7FG% 59.7TS%, 84.2FT%), 2.9reb, 9.2ast[5th], 2.5stl[4th], 0.3blk, 17.9PER, 10.6WS(3.4DWS), .155WS/48, Allnba Defensive 1st team, Allstar

Tayshaun Prince 12.2fga (2006-2007): 14.3pts(46FG%, 1 3P, 38.6FG3%), 5.2reb, 2.8ast, 0.6stl, 0.7blk, 16PER, 8WS(2.9DWS), Allnba Defensive 2nd team, 36.6mins

Andrew Bogut 4fga (2015-16): 5.4pts(62.7FG%[2nd], 62.3TS%), 7reb, 2.3ast, 0.5stl, 1.6blk, 15.9PER, 5.4WS(2.9DWS), .180WS/48, 20.7mins

Kenny Smith 5fga (1996-97): 6.3pts(42.3FG%, 1.2 3P, 43.7FG3%[4th], 58TS%, 86.7FT%), 2.4ast, 0.4stl, 15.9mins

James Jones 4.3fga (2010-2011): 5.9pts(1.5 3P, 42.9FG3%, 62.9TS%, 83.3FT%), 0.4stl, 4.7WS, .145WS/48, 19.1mins

82.8fga

Cheeks(38mins)/KSmith(10mins)
Klay(38mins)/KSmith(5mins)/JJones(5mins)
Prince(33mins)/JJones(15mins)
KG(38mins)/Prince(5mins)/Bogut(5mins)
Parish(38mins)/Bogut(10mins)

My team is balanced and on both ends. 4 of my starters are allstars. Cheeks is arguably the best two way PG of the 1980s and is a great playmaker to feed Parish and KG on the inside and midrange and Klay and Prince on the outside and cutting to the basket. This is peak Parish who is arguably the third best Center of the early to mid 1980s behind Kareem and Moses, yet more efficient. Both Parish and Garnett are great shooters to 18ft at least, preventing opposition bigs from playing off them. Klay is arguably the best catch and shoot player ever and has great screen setters and passes to get him the ball in the right spots. Kenny Smith and James Jones are great outside shooters as well and Bogut is a great passer and screen setter, so the fit of all players is great. Defense is absolutely elite. KG is among the best defenders ever, Parish and Bogut are among the best defensive bigs in their eras so the lane is airtight. Prince hounded Kobe in the 2004 finals into an awful series and he was better this chosen season. Prince and Klay have length for their position and play bigger defensively, able to guard taller players.

Think my team has everything covered well, will suffocate other teams defensively and has underrated scorers who were key to their team's success.

ChicagoSportsFan21 · Post #14 » by **ChicagoSportsFan21** » Wed Sep 4, 2019 4:50 am

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: Dwyane Wade-Miami Heat-2005-06: 27.2 PTS/5.7 REB/6.7 AST/1.9 STL/0.8 BLK

-NBA Champion, NBA Finals MVP, 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: Horace Grant-Chicago Bulls-1991-92: 14.2 PTS/10.0 REB/2.7 AST/1.2 STL/1.6 BLK/61.8% TS/9.1 OWS/5.0 DWS/4.3 OBPM/3.0 DBPM

-NBA Champion

C: Marc Gasol-Memphis Grizzlies-2016-17: 19.5 PTS/6.3 REB/4.6 AST/0.9 STL/1.3 BLK/38.8% 3PT

-NBA All-Star

Bench:

SG/SF: Mario Elie-Houston Rockets-1996-97: 11.7 PTS/3.0 REB/4.0 AST/1.2 STL/42.0% 3PT/66.2% TS/6.3 OWS/2.6 DWS

PF/C: P.J. Brown-Charlotte Hornets-2000-01: 8.5 PTS/9.3 REB/1.0 STL/1.2 BLK/3.4 OWS/4.7 DWS/2.8 DBPM

-NBA All-Defensive Second Team

PG: Jacque Vaughn-San Antonio Spurs-2006-07: 3.0 PTS/2.0 AST/1.2 DWS

-NBA Champion

Rotation/Depth Chart:

PG: Stephen Curry (40)/Jacque Vaughn (8)
SG: Dwyane Wade (40)/Mario Elie (8)
SF: Andre Iguodala (28)/Mario Elie (20)
PF: Horace Grant (36)/P.J. Brown (12)
C: Marc Gasol (38)/P.J. Brown (10)

NOTE-Rotation may change depending on match-ups.

FGA:

Stephen Curry-Golden State Warriors-2014-15: 16.8 FGA
Dwayne Wade-Miami Heat-2005-06: 18.8 FGA
Andre Iguodala-Golden State Warriors-2014-15: 6.4 FGA
Horace Grant-Chicago Bulls-1991-92: 9.8 FGA
Marc Gasol-Memphis Grizzlies-2016-17: 15.7 FGA
Mario Elie-Houston Rockets-1996-97: 7.5 FGA
P.J. Brown-Charlotte Hornets-2000-01: 7.0 FGA
Jacque Vaughn-San Antonio Spurs-2006-07: 2.6 FGA

TOTAL FGA: 84.6/85.0 FGA

Team Concept:

I built this team around high ball IQ players who have a great work ethic and are all unselfish players who will do whatever it takes to win as a team than individual players.

Offensively, I have the best back-court in this game with my 1-2 punch Curry/Wade whom should lead my team offensively. I have arguably the best playmaking in the game as well with excellent passers from top to bottom from Curry to Iguodala to Gasol. Gasol will play the Draymond Green type of role for Curry with his ability to set screens and pick/pop or pick and roll which should be deadly. This was actually Gasol's peak season where he developed a great arsenal with his 3 point shooting nearly 40 percent. This will lead opponents big to leave the rim area to cover Gasol and that will lead for Wade and Iggy slash to the rim with no protection inside which they do best. Grant provides great mid-range game. Elie provides offensive burst off the bench with double digit scoring with 42% shooting from the 3 point line. PJ Brown provides nearly double digit scoring as well.

Defensively, all my players are pretty good to excellent defenders with none I would say is a liability. Iguodala will cove elite wings. Grant, Gasol, and PJ Brown are formidable trio defensively against any bigs. Wade is one of the greatest shot blocking guards ever. Vaughn provides some solid defense off the bench. It will tough to score on this team.

Overall, I believe my team has no glaring weakness I see. I have a great 1-2 punch in superstars in Curry/Wade. I have great defense from Iggy and my bigs. I have some great bench pieces in Elie and PJ Brown who were actually starters in the season chosen. This is going to be a tough team to beat.