Build a Dynasty Roster Thread

[SabasRevenge!]

Western Conference
Pacific
Phoenix Suns - sd1306 - sourabh1306@hotmail.com, MSN: sourabh1306@hotmail.com
Seattle Supersonics - SabasRevenge! - brandon@farmportland.org, AIM: gobabykillkill
Los Angeles Lakers - dcash4 - , AIM: dockingscheduled
Sacramento Kings - deNIEd - PST_denied@hotmail.com, AIM: goodoldrudynie
Los Angeles Clippers - Mascot - Arkavious989@hotmail.com,

Midwest
San Antonio Spurs - Snakebites -
Utah Jazz - poopdamoop - dudeguyboy@hotmail.com,
Houston Rockets - bringbackhoffa - tr_rak@hotmail.com, AIM: bringbackhoffa
Denver Nuggets - Warspite - Battleshipruss@aol.com, AIM: battleshipruss
Dallas Mavericks - CB-Blazer - Ajohnson2399@yahoo.com,

Eastern Conference
Atlantic
Orlando Magic - Booz -
New York Knickerbockers - bryant08 - rahim.jaffer07@gmail.com, AIM: rahim jaffer
Miami Heat - Finger Roll - alltimedraft@aim.com, AIM: alltimedraft
New Jersey Nets - BlackIce - allstar_1264@hotmail.com, MSN: allstar_1264@hotmail.com
Washington Bullets - MJallday59 - MJallday59@yahoo.com, AIM: Elijah129

Central
Indiana Pacers - Gremz - elfgremlin@hotmail.com, AIM: Elfgremlin2
Charlotte Hornets - SamBone - jbail10@verizon.net,
Chicago Bulls - CellarDoor - , AIM: Reluctantpoet621
Atlanta Hawks - eitanr - eitthegreat@gmail.com
Detroit Pistons - TMACFORMVP - t_mac_1123@hotmail.com, AIM: tmacr1234

Available for Expansion
Portland Trail Blazers
Golden State Warriors
Minnesota Timberwolves
Cleveland Cavaliers
Boston Celtics
Milwaukee Bucks
Philadelphia 76ers

[CellarDoor]

GM: Cellardoor -- mh478@lab.icc.edu -- Reluctantpoet621


Player 94/5 95/6 96/7 97/8 98/9 99/
BJ Armstrong 5,600,000 4,800,000 4,800,000 5,200,000 7,300,000
Corie Blount 1,690,000 2,080,000 2,470,000 2,860,000 4,325,000
Jud Buechler 300,000 600,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,700,000
Greg Foster 387,800
Jo Jo English 100,000
Michael Jordan7,700,000 7,700,000
Steve Kerr 1,240,000 1,600,000 1,500,000 1,500,000
Larry Kryst 1,450,000 670,000
Dale Davis 8,100,00 ? ? ? ?
Derrick McKey4,600,000 6,000,000 7,200,000 8,400,000 9,600,000
Pete Myers 1,090,000
Will Purdue 2,112,450 2,680,000 3,088,000 3,975,000 8,746,000
Scottie Pippen4,450,000 5,850,000 4,500,000 5,550,000
Bill Wennington2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000
David Wesley 600,000 700,000



Roster Moves
Waived Ron Harper w/ amnesty clause.
Drafted David WEsley in contraction draft
Traded unprotected 1996 1st rounder for Rod Strickland
Traded Rod Strickland for Charlotte's 2001 unprotected 1st rounder.
Traded Tony Kukoc and Luc Longley for Dale Davis and
Assets: 2001 1st (Charlotte, unprotected)
Debts: 1996 1st (unprotected)

[SabasRevenge!]

GM: SabasRevenge!
e-mail: brandon@farmportland.org
AIM: gobabykillkill

Sonics Buzz
The Sonics are pleased with their roster moving forward, having addressed issues at C and wing depth. Tops on our wish list is an elite C, followed by an elite wing.

Depth Chart
Payton (36)/McMillan(20)/Eisley
Gill (24)/Day(18)/Barry
Schrempf (34)/Askew(12)
Kemp (32)/Cage(18)/Conlon
Radja (26)/Perkins(20)/Johnson







Team Summary
The Sonics finished a hair behind the Orlando Magic for the best offense (ORTG) in the league in '95. We feel that the additions of Radja and Day will push us ahead of them. Both players will fit perfectly into the high octane, high efficiency offense that we run (3rd in pace).

Rather than starting Perkins, Johnson, and Cartwright at C, the Sonics will start Dino Radja, a terrific scorer and rebounder at C. A position of weakness is now a position of strength with Radja, Perkins, Cage, Johnson, and Conlon all contributing to C depth behind two starting quality C's. Now Kemp has a true bruising backup in Cage. Todd Day adds excellent scoring punch off the bench behind Gill and Schrempf, while Askew can now be moved into more of a defensive specialist role.

The Sonics defense was 10th in the league in 1995, but the addition of Cage should bolster our defensive front court. Perimeter defense will be elite with Payton, Gill, McMillan, Askew, and Day; both Payton and McMillan were all-defense. With Kemp and Cage, we will always have one good interior defender on the floor. Our defense should be better than at least 2/3rd of the league and opposing guards will be in for 48 minutes of hell.

Overall, the Sonics should surpass the Magic for best offense in the league while maintaining a very good defense with Payton, Kemp, McMillan, and Gill as defensive anchors.

1995 Roster
Starters
PG: Gary Payton - July 23, 1968
82G/36.8MPG, 20.6P/3.4R/7.1A/2.5S/0.2B, .509/.302/.716, 21.3PER
All Star, 2nd Team All-NBA, 1st Team All-Defense

Role: Payton is the heart and soul of our team, or defensive anchor, and our offensive engine. The Glove is in his prime as a top all-time PG and he's got the green light to create on offense and wreak havoc on defense.

SG/SF: Kendall Gill - May 25, 1968
73G/29.1M, 13.7P/4.0R/2.6A/1.6S/0.4B, .457/.368/.742, 15.2PER

Role: KG can score, pass, rebound, and defend, so he's our do-it all G partner for Payton. George Karl isn't around to run him out of town and we appreciate his game and the luxury he is as a 5th option on offense.

SF/PF: Detlef Schrempf - January 21, 1963
82G/35.2M, 19.2P/6.2R/3.8A/1.1S/0.4B, .523/.514/.839, 20.3PER
All Star, 3rd Team All-NBA

Role: Schrempf is our second playmaker to compliment Payton. "The European Larry Bird" was in his finest form in '95 and he will have the green light to create and keep ripping twine. His ORTG was a god-like, league leading 127 with high usage/volume, and our offense will thrive with his prolific shooting, passing, and elite BBIQ.

PF: Shawn Kemp - November 26, 1969
82G/32.7M, 18.7P/10.9R/1.8A/1.2S/1.5B, .547/.749, 21.7PER
All-Star, 2nd Team All-NBA

Role: The Reign Man, likely the most awe inspiring athlete of the era, was/is in the perfect situation in Seattle. We are not asking him to be the first or even second leading scorer on this team. Kemp was/will be an incredibly productive and efficient player while playing off of Schrempf and Payton and that's exactly where he's comfortable and where we want him. He's another walking mismatch - too athletic, quick, and strong for anyone his size - and we intend to exploit that. With the addition of Radja, Kemp will be even more free to do what he does best - be the ultimate garbage man.

One note about Kemp: his usage soared after his trade to Cleveland and his efficiency plummeted. The Cavs wanted him to be "the man" and that's not a role that Kemp should or could be in. As the Sonics GM, I am committed to keeping Kemp in roles where he can thrive as a player and as a person.

C/PF: Dino Radja - April 24, 1967
66G/32.5M, 17.2P/8.7R/1.7A/0.9S/1.3B, .490/.759, 17.9PER

Role: Radja will be a perfect compliment to Kemp due to his fantastic shooting, rebounding, court vision, and post moves. A bright spot on some truly bad Celtics teams of this era, Radja and his inside/outside game will flourish on a Sonics team where his best assets will be perfect for a fast pace, team oriented attack. At this point in his career, Radja already has an Olympic gold medal and two Euroleague championships, so he will be primed for a run at the title.

Reserves
G: Nate McMillan - August 3, 1964
80G/25.9M, 5.2P/3.8R/5.3A/2.1S/0.7B, .418/.342/.586, 13.1PER
2nd Team All-Defense

Role: McMillan is another coach on the floor for us. His primary role is backing up and playing with Payton. Nate knows his role and plays it to perfection. He hustles, play's excellent D, sets his teammates up, and lets his teammates do that they do best.

SG/SF: Todd Day
82G/28.7M, 16.0P/3.9R/1.6A/1.3S/0.8B, .424/.390/.754, 14.4PER

Role: Day is a tremendous three point threat and nice scorer off the bench at SG. He also had quite a defensive rep coming out of college. He enjoyed a very nice season in '95, spurring a 14 game turnaround in Milwaukee. His role will be reduced in Seattle, but we will take advantage of the same assets he brings to the floor. Todd Day is one hell of a back up wing.

SF/SG: Vincent Askew - February 28, 1966
71G/24.2M, 9.9P/2.5R/2.5A/0.7S/0.2B, .492/.330/.739, 13.6PER

Role: Askew is our versatile wing off the bench. He can guard multiple positions and had a reputation as a stopper, but he had a fairly productive offensive year as well. Askew is strictly a backup 2/3.

PF/C: Michael Cage
82G/24.9M, 5.0P/6.9R/0.7A/0.7S/0.8B, .521/.602, 13.5PER

Role: Cage provides us a bruising, tough rebounding PF to back up Kemp. He is a veteran leader who can be an enforcer, gobble up boards, play defense, and convert easy opportunities.

C/PF: Sam Perkins - June 14, 1961
82G/28.7M, 12.7P/4.9R/1.6A/0.9S/0.5B, .466/.397/.799, 16.2PER

Role: Whether he's starting or coming off the bench, we will exploit Sam's terrific shooting ability to pull the opponent's C outside, opening up floor up for Payton, Gill, Kemp, and Schrempf. With so many potent scorers/finishers on this squad, Perkins is a perfect, efficient compliment to their abilities.

Bench
PF/C: Marty Conlon
82G/25.2M, 9.9P/5.2R/1.3A/0.5S/0.2B, .532/.613, 13.6PER

Role: Conlon may have had an undistinguished career, but we like him in his playing peak as a big to provide bench depth.

C: Ervin Johnson - December 21, 1967
64G/14.2M, 3.1P/4.5R/0.3A/0.3S/1.0B, .443/.630, 9.6PER

Role: Johnson is strictly our backup C. He won't be asked to do much more than take up space in the middle, rebound, and play some D.

SG: Jon Barry - July 25, 1969
52G/11.6M, 3.7P/0.9R/1.6A/0.6S/0.1B, .425/.333/.763, 12.6PER

Role: Jon Barry is a specialist shooter off the bench for us this year. He won't see many minutes, but he will contribute to our nice depth at G.

PG: Howard Eisley
49G/11.3M, 2.4P/1.9A/1.0R/0.4S/0.1B, .328/.243/.775, 6.1PER

Role: Eisley is our third string PG. He won't see many minutes, but we like this rookie as a possible future backup for Payton.

C: Bill Cartwright - July 30, 1957

Role: Even though he'll retire at the end of this season, Cartwright's a tough veteran leader who has been through battles and won championships.

Salaries
Player------94/95--------95/96--------96/97--------97/98--------98/99--------99/00
Kemp------$11,000,000--$11,000,000--$11,000,000--$11,000,000--$11,000,000--$11,000,000
Schrempf---$10,000,000--$10,000,000---$6,666,000---$6,666,666---$6,666,000
Perkins------$8,253,200---$7,934,000
Gill---------$5,200,000---$6,400,000---$7,600,000---$8,800,000---$10,000,000---$11,200,000
Payton------$5,166,600---$5,566,000
Radja-------$4,290,000---$5,280,000---$10,626,000*
Day--------$4,240,000---$5,036,000---$5,830,000
Cage-------$3,270,000---$4,252,000
Cartwright--$3,004,000*
Askew------$2,920,000---$3,620,000---$4,000,000
McMillan----$2,120,000---$2,530,000---$2,710,000
Barry------$1,600,000
Johnson----$1,433,200---$1,534,000
Conlon------$365,000
Eisley-------$300,000

Total------$63,162,000
*retiring

[deNIEd]

Sacramento King's




Depth Chart
History


94/95 95/96 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00
Billy Owens $5,734,000 $6,640,000 $7,546,000 $8,450,400
John Salley $5,304,000 $4,804,000
Frank Brickowski $4,466,000 $6,500,000
Spud Webb $4,143,200 $3,600,000
Jay Humphries $3,800,000
Olden Polynice $3,800,000 $5,040,000 $6,280,000 $7,220,000
Duane Causwell $3,090,000 $3,660,000 $4,430,000
Doc Rivers $3,029,500 $2,300,000
Jalen Rose $1,950,000 $2,536,000 $3,120,000 $3,705,000 $4,290,000 $4,875,000
Bimbo Coles $1,804,000 $2,004,000 $2,800,000 $3,400,000 $4,000,000 $4,600,000
Brian Grant $1,616,000 $2,100,000 $2,586,000
Moses Malone $1,537,500
John Crotty $500,000


Starters (Pts, Reb, Ast)
PG: S. Webb - 11.6/2.3/6.2
SG: B. Owens - 14.3/7.2/3.5
SF: J. Rose - 8.2/2.7/4.8
PF: B. Grant - 13.2/7.5/1.2
C : O. Polynice 10.8/9.0/0.8

[CB-Blazer]

GM-CB-Blazer
ajohnson2399@yahoo.com

Jason Kidd* 5,541,600--7,176,000--8,816,000--10,446,667--12,082,000--13,716,670--15,360,000
Doug Smith 3,000,000--3,690,000--3,300,000--3,900,000
Roy Tarpley 6,000,000
Terry Davis 3,120,000--3,840,000--4,600,000
Don Hodge 2,010,000--2,400,000
Pop. Jones 1,538,000--2,285,000--3,162,000
Luc. Harris 951,000--1,450,000
Mor. Wiley 620,000
G.McCloud 150,000

* Remaining years unlisted on salary chart.

Objective

While the Dallas Mavericks are a play-off team, they don't have enough frontcourt help to seriously contend. We are looking to rebuild around Jason Kidd, who we have locked up to a very cheap, 9 year deal.

Trade Block

Jason Kidd is untoucable.

I will entertain offers for any other player though.


Transactions.
Dallas Mavericks waive Tony Dumas, Scott Brooks and Lorenzo Williams.

The Dallas Mavericks choose to use their one time Amnesty Clause on Jamal Mashburn. His good seasons, come at a time that the Mavericks aren't serious title contenders and his salary is simply to much and to long to justify keeping him when we won't be contending. It's in our best interest to accept that we aren't a contending team. We are going to cut salary and build through the draft.

Trades

Jim Jackson for David Beniot, 1995 Unprotected Jazz 1st, 1997 Unprotected Jazz 1st

Rod Strickland for 1996 Chicago 1st

Draft Picks

1995 Dallas 1st
1995 Jazz 1st (Unprotected)

1996 Dallas 1st
1996 Chicago 1st (Unprotected)

1997 Dallas 1st
1997 Jazz 1st (Unprotected)

1998 Dallas 1st

1999 Dallas 1st

2000 Dallas 1st.

[SamBone]

Charlotte Hornets
jbail10@verizon.net

PLAYER ------------- 94/95 - 95/96 - 96/97 - 97/98 - 98/99 - 99/00
Alonzo Mourning $7,680,000 - $9,120,000
Larry Johnson $7,420,000 - $8,590,000 - $10,008,000 - $16,921,428 - $20,372,000
Christian Laettner $6,720,000 - $7,820,000 - $ 9,000,000 - $10,100,000
Hersey Hawkins $5,000,000 - $5,000,000
Robert Parish $3,850,000 - $5,000,000
Rod Strickland $3,840,000 - $4,560,000 - $ 6,072,000 - $6,900,000
Dell Curry $2,680,000 - $3,140,000 - $ 3,660,000
Kenny Gattison $2,500,000 - $2,900,000 - $ 2,900,000
Michael Adams $2,480,000 - $2,480,000
Muggsy Bogues $2,250,000 - $2,700,000 - $ 3,150,000 - $3,600,000
Sean Rooks $1,200,000
Tom Tolbert $650,000

TOTAL SALARY $51,470,000
* Larry Johnson is under contract until 2001 when he retires

STARTERS

PG - Rod Strickland
G - 64, Min - 35.4, PPG - 18.9, Reb - 5.0, Ast - 8.8, Stl - 1.9, FG% .466, FT % .745, 3pt% .374

SG - Hersey Hawkins
G - 82, Min - 33.3, PPG - 14.3, Reb - 3.8, Ast - 3.2, Stl - 1.5, FG% .482, FT% .867, 3pt% .440

SF - Larry Johnson
G - 81, Min - 39.9, PPG - 18.8, Reb - 7.2, Ast - 4.6, Stl - 1.0, FG% .480, FT% .774, 3pt% .386

PF - Christian Laettner
G -81, Min -34.2, PPG -16.3, Reb -7.6, Ast-2.9, Stl-1.2, Blk-1.1, FG% .489, FT% .818, 3% .325

C - Alonzo Mourning
G -77, Min-38.2, PPG -21.3, Reb-9.9 , Ast-1.4, Stl-0.6, Blk-2.9, FG% .519, FT% .761, 3% .324

Reserves
SG/SF - Del Curry
13.6 PPG, 2.4 Reb, 1.6 ast, .8 stl, FG% .441, FT% .856, 3pt% .427

PG - Muggsy Bogues
11.1 PPG, 3.3 Reb, 8.7 ast, 1.3 stl, FG% .477, FT% .889

PF/C - Sean Rooks
10.9 PPG, 6.1 Reb, 1.2 ast, .4 stl, .9 Blk, FG% .470, FT% .761

SG- Terry Porter
C - Robert Parish
PF - Kenny Gattison
PG - Michael Adams
C - Tom Tolbert


TRANSACTIONS
- Charlotte waives David Wingate, Tony Bennett, Darrin Hancock, James Blackwell, Joe Wolf, and Greg Sutton (all were originally under 800K)
- Charlotte waived Scotty Burrell using their one-time amnesty provision
- Hornets select Christian Laettner, Terry Porter, and Sean Rooks in contraction draft
- Hornets trade a 2001 1st round pick to Chicago for Rod Strickland

DRAFT PICKS
-1995 CHA 1st
-1996 CHA 1st
-1997 CHA 1st
-1998 CHA 1st
-1999 CHA 1st
-2000 CHA 1st (frozen)
-2002 CHA 1st (frozen-2003 CHA 1st


Looking to add picks

[Gremz]

Indiana Pacers

General Manager

Gremz

Email/MSN: elfgremlin@hotmail.com
AIM: Elfgremlin2

Depth Chart


PG- Mark Jackson/Haywoode Workman/
SG- Reggie Miller/Byron Scott/Kevin Edwards
SF- Latrell Sprewell/Chris Mullin/Toni Kukoc/Sam Mitchell
PF- Armen Gilliam/Antonio Davis/Chris Morris
Cc- Rik Smits/Luc Longley


Statistics

Rik Smits (78 Games)
17.9ppg 7.7rpg 1.4apg 1.0bpg .526 FG% .753 FT%

Armen Gilliam (82 Games)
14.8ppg 7.5rpg 1.2apg .503 FG% .770 FT%

Reggie Miller (81 Games)
19.6ppg 2.6rpg 3.0apg 1.2spg .462 FG% .415 3PT% .897 FT%
All-NBA 3rd

Latrell Sprewell (69 Games)
20.6ppg 3.7rpg 4.0apg 1.6spg .418 FG% .781 FT%

Mark Jackson (82 Games)
7.6ppg 7.5apg 3.7rpg 1.3spg .422 FG% .778 FT%

Toni Kukoc (81 Games)
15.7ppg 5.4rpg 4.6apg 1.3spg .504 FG% .313 3PT% .748 FT%

Chris Mullin (25 Games)
19.0ppg 4.6rpg 5.0apg 1.5spg .489 FG% .452 3PT% .879 FT%

Chris Morris (71 Games)
13.4ppg 5.7rpg 2.1apg .410 FG% .728 FT%

Luc Longley (55 Games)
6.5ppg 4.8rpg 1.3apg .447 FG% .822 FT%

Kevin Edwards (14 Games)
14.0ppg 2.6rpg 1.9apg 1.4spg .448 FG% .400 3PT% .952 FT%

Haywoode Workman (69 Games)
4.2ppg 2.8apg 1.6rpg

Byron Scott (80 Games)
10.0ppg 1.9rpg 1.4apg 0.8spg .455 FG% .389 3PT% .850 FT%

Antonio Davis (44 Games)
7.6ppg 6.4rpg .445 FG% .672 FT%

Salaries

Rik Smits- $6,500,000, $7,500,000, $8,000,000, $8,000,000
Toni Kukoc- $6,520,000, $7,120,000, $7,920,000, $9,120,000, $9,220,000, $12,000,000
Reggie Miller- $6,421,000, $6,422,000
Chris Mullin- $5,688,000, $5,688,000, $5,688,000
Luc Longley- $3,180,000, $4,600,000
Mark Jackson- $4,600,000, $5,200,000, $5,800,000, $6,400,000, $7,200,000, $8,000,000
Chris Morris- $4,120,000
Armen Gilliam- $3,120,000, $3,840,000
Kevin Edwards- $3,120,000, $3,840,000, $4,560,000
Byron Scott- $3,100,000, $3,300,000
Scott Haskin*- $2,146,000
Latrell Sprewell- $1,760,000, $1,950,000
Antonio Davis- $1,400,000, $1,600,000
Haywoode Workman- $800,000


*=Not On Roster

Waived: Duane Ferrell, Mark Strickland, John Williams.

Blue- Team Option
Red- Qualifying Offer
Orange- Unguaranteed
Green- Player Option
Purple- Early Termination

Total Salaries

1994-95- $52,475,000
1995-96- $51,060,000
1996-97- $31,968,000
1997-98- $23,520,000

Draft Picks

1997 IND 1st Round Pick
1998 IND 1st Round Pick
1999 IND 1st Round Pick
2000 IND 1st Round Pick
2001 IND 1st Round Pick
2001 CHA 1st Round Pick
2002 IND 1st Round Pick (with option to swap picks with CHI)
2003 IND 1st Round Pick
2004 IND 1st Round Pick
2005 IND 1st Round Pick
2006 IND 1st Round Pick
2007 IND 1st Round Pick
2008 IND 1st Round Pick
2009 IND 1st Round Pick

On The Block
Anyone. Surprise me.

[poopdamoop]

THE UTAH JAZZ

GM: poopdamoop
email: dudeguyboy@hotmail.com

PG: John Stockton - 14.7ppg/12.3apg/3.1rpg/2.4spg/1st team All-NBA
- Best point guard in the game (1st team all NBA), deadly shooter (54/45/80) and a solid complement and distributor to our other players
SG: Mitch Richmond - 22.8ppg/4.4rpg/3.8apg/2nd team All-NBA
- Deadly scorer who can create own shot and play off the ball, one of the elite wings of this era
SF: Jim Jackson - 25.7ppg/5.1rpg/3.7apg
- Another well-rounded perimeter threat, will be the 3rd option and not asked to shoot as much as his previous teams
PF: Karl Malone - 26.7ppg/10.7rpg/3.5apg
- Best PF in the game, still in his prime, deadly finisher and mid range shooter, centerpiece of team
C: Shawn Bradley - 9.5ppg/8.0rpg/3.3bpg
- Extremely underrated shotblocker, can play great help defense, goofy and white

Bench: Adam Keefe/Jeff Hornacek (6th man)/Byron Russell/Antoine Carr/Darrick Martin/Felton Spencer/Lionel Simmons

Waived: Luther Wright, Jamie Watson, James Donaldson, Walter Bond

SALARIES

John Stockton - $5,200,000 $5,600,000
Jeff Hornacek - $4,242,800 $4,242,000 $4,792,000
Jim Jackson - $5,400,000 $6,400,000 $7,800,000 $9,200,000
Karl Malone - $6,757,600 $7,352,000 $9,314,000 $10,237,156
Shawn Bradley- $7,020,000 $8,640,000 $10,260,000
Felton Spencer - $3,762,500 $4,362,000
Adam Keefe - $3,000,000 $3,300,000
Bryon Russell - $530,000 $600,000 $770,000
Antoine Carr - $1,333,200
Mitch Richmond - $6,000,000 $7,000,000 7,150,000 $6,000,000 $5,000,000
Darrick Martin - $300,000
Lionel Simmons - $4,362,800 $5,352,000 $6,388,000

1994/95 Salary: $47,908,900

[TMACFORMVP]

GM: TMACFORMVP
Email: t_mac_1123@hotmail.com

Roster ----------------1994-1995 --------1995-1996

Grant Hill ---------------- $5,500,000.00|||||$8,100,000.00
Terry Mills --------------- $3,794,000.00|||||$4,354,000.00
Johnny Dawkins---------- $3,660,000.00
Mark Macon------------- $3,534,000.00|||||$4,076,000.00
Mark West ---------------- $3,000,000.00|||||$3,000,000.00
Lindsey Hunter---------- $2,346,000.00|||||$2,888,000.00
Allan Houston----------- $1,912,000.00|||||$2,354,000.00
Sam Cassell -------------- $1,690,000.00|||||$2,080,000.00

94-95 Total: $28,517,200
95-96 Total: $26,852,000

Depth Chart
[PG] - Lidnsey Hunter
[SG] - Sam Cassell
[SF] - Allan Houston
[PF] - Grant Hill
[Cc] - Mark West

Direction: Looking to retool on the fly (within this season/off-season) and take advantage of the years Grant Hill was a superstar to fully maximize the options we have.

Trading Block: Terry Mills on the block, looking for an expiring, and anyone willing to give a pick would likely be the lead to get him.

Draft Picks
- 1995 Detroit First Round Pick
- 1996 Detroit First Round Pick
- 1997 Detroit First Round Pick
- 1998 Detroit First Round Pick
- 1998 Houston First Round Pick
- 1998 Denver First Round Pick

Transactions
1. Drafted Clyde Drexler in contraction draft, cut Oliver Miller.
2. Traded Drexler for Sam Cassell and Houston 1998 First Round Pick
3. Traded Joe Dumars for Cliff Levingston, 1998 Denver First Round Pick, and right to swap first round draft picks in any year Pistons may choose. Cut Cliff Levingston.

[Johnson]

Email - johnsonrealgm@gmail.com

A.C. Green - $6,472,600
Charles Barkley - $8,060,000
Kevin Johnson - $5,500,000
Dan Majerle - $6,000,000
Danny Ainge - $4,160,000
Danny Manning - $2,000,000
Wayman Tisdale - $850,000
Joe Kleine - $845,000
Danny Schayes - $672,000
Wesley Person - $650,000
Antonio Lang - $325,000
Elliot Perry - $250,000
Trevor Ruffin - $243,860
Richard Dumas - $150,000
Aaron Swinson - $102,424

Cut
Aaron Swinson - $102,424
Antonio Lang - $325,000
Danny Schayes - $672,000
Trevor Ruffin - $243,860
Richard Dumas - $150,000

[Snakebites]

artiethestrongest@gmail.com
AIM: BigJoeSzak

SAN ANTONIO SPURS

David Robinson $14,600,000
Mark Price $ 6,400,000
Sherman Douglas $5,561,000
Dennis Rodman $5,000,000
J.R. Reid $4,430,000
Tom Gugliotta $3,250,000
Vinny Del Negro $2,942,000
Sean Elliott $2,700,000
Chuck Person $2,600,000
Avery Johnson $1,300,000

OVERALL SALARY: $48,783,000

[dockingsched]

Los Angeles Lakers
AIM: dockingscheduled
email: dennismorales@hotmail.com



31 Sam Bowie C-F 6.4 mil
41 Elden Campbell F-C 4.2 mil
23 Cedric Ceballos F 3.5 mil
24 Lloyd Daniels G 523K
12 Vlade Divac C 6.6 mil
40 Antonio Harvey F-C 650K
25 Eddie Jones G-F 2.6 mil
30 George Lynch F 2.86 mil
1 Anthony Peeler G 2.24 mil
34 Tony Smith G 2.1 mil
3 Sedale Threatt G 4.8 mil
9 Nick Van Exel G 3.8 mil

contraction draft: Rick Fox F 3.5 mil

[Mascot]

Arkavious989 at hotmail.com


Draft Picks(work in progress)
1995 First Round Pick (Clippers)
1995 Second Round Pick (New York)
Traded Jeff Martin and a second-round draft choice in 1995 to the Detroit Pistons for James Edwards (8/13/91)
Acquired Mark Jackson (from New York) and Stanley Roberts (from Orlando) as part of a three-team deal which sent Charles Smith, Doc Rivers and Bo Kimble to New York. The Clippers received a 1995 second-round draft choice from New York, Orlando received New York’s 1993 first-round pick and the Clippers' first-round pick in either 1993 or 1994 (9/22/92)
1996 First Round Pick (Clippers)
1996 Second Round Pick (Denver)
Traded Olden Polynice and second-round picks in 1996 and 1997 to Detroit for William Bedford and the draft rights to Don MacLean (6/24/92)
Traded Winston Garland to Denver for a 1996 or 1997 second-round draft choice (6/26/91) used in 1996
1997 1st Round Pick (Clippers)
Traded Olden Polynice and second-round picks in 1996 and 1997 to Detroit for William Bedford and the draft rights to Don MacLean (6/24/92)
1998 First Round Pick (Clippers)
1998 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
1999 First Round Pick (Clippers)
1999 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2000 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2000 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2001 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2001 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2002 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2002 Second Round Pick (Clippers
2003 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2003 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2004 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2004 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2005 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2005 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2006 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2006 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2007 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2007 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2008 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2008 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2009 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2009 Second Round Pick (Clippers)
2010 First Round Pick (Clippers)
2010 Second Round Pick (Clippers)


Trades and Transactions
1. Drafted Dominique Wilkins in the contraction draft.

[bryant08]

GM: bryant08
Email: rahim.jaffer07@gmail.com

Roster ----------------1994-1995 --------1995-1996

Patrick Ewing ---------------- $15,000,000|||||$17,000,000
Charles Smith --------------- $5,714,000||||| $6,714,000
Derek Harper---------- $4,765,400 |||||||||| $5,674,000
Charles Oakley------------- $4,400,000||||| $4,800,000
Buck Williams--------------- $3,200,000 ||||||| $3,400,000
Bo Kimble------------------ $2,870,000 |||||||| $3,400,000
John Starks ----------- $2,725,000|||||$3,226,000
Rolando Blackman------- $1,340,000 ||||| FA
Doug Christie ----------- $2,488,000|||||$2,932,000
Anthony Mason -------- $2,400,000|||||| FA
Greg Kite ----------------- $2,390,000 ||||||| FA
Herb Williams ----------- $2,000,000 ||||| $2,600,000
Hubert Davis ------------ 1,800,000 |||||| $2,232,000
Bobby Phills ------------- $1,458,000 |||||| $1,658,000
Charlie Ward ------------- $555,000 |||||| 1,444,000

94-95 Total: $60,524,300
95-96 Total: $53,368,000

Direction:
Win now, emphasis on improving through the draft though.

Trading Block:
Everything minus Ewing.

Transactions:
Greg Anthony for DEN 1st Round Pick (1996)

[Finger Roll]

GM: Finger Roll
e-mail: alltimedraft@aim.com
AIM: alltimedraft

1994-95
Terrell Brandon: $997,000
Tom Chambers: $4,186,000
Terry Cummings: $4,812,000
Ledell Eackles: $150,000
Matt Geiger: $2,804,000
Brad Lohaus: $325,000
Harold Miner: $2,918,000
Glen Rice: $5,200,000
Kevin Willis: $5,950,000
Total: $27,342,000

Rights to Sasha Danilovic

Cut:
Keith Askins
Kevin Gamble
Khalid Reeves (amnesty)

[Warspite]

Denver Nuggets

Code: Select all

Nuggets
Robinson 37.0mpg .451FG .321 3p .796FT 6.4RPG 2.5APG 1.4SPG .3BPG 21.9PPG
Rider    35.3mpg .447FG .351 3Pt .817FT 3.3RPG 3.3APG .9SPG .3BPG  20.4PPG
Dumars 38.0MPG .430FG .305 3PT .805FT  2.4RPG 5.5APG 1.1SPG 0.1BPG 18.1PPG
Baker  41.0MPG .583FG .000 3PT .533FT 10.3RPG 3.6APG 1.0SPG 1.4BPG 17.7PPG
Rauf    28.5mpg  .470FG  .386 3pt .885FT 1.9RPG 3.6APG 1.1SPG 0.1BPG 16.0PPG
R Will  29.7mpg .459FG .320 3PT .759FT 4.4RPG 3.1APG 1.5SPG 0.9BPG 13.4PPG
Rogers 26.8mpg .488FG .338 3PT .651FT 4.8RPG 2.0APG 1.2SPG 0.6BPG 12.2PPG
Pack    27.2mpg .430FG .417 3pt .783FT 0.5RPG 6.9APG 1.5SPG 0.1BPG 12.1PPG
Deke   37.8MPG .556FG .000 3pt .654FT 12.5RPG 1.4APG 0.5SPG 3.9BPG 11.5PPG
Ellis    24.6MPG .453FG .403 3PT .866FT  2.7RPG 0.7APG 0.5SPG 0.1BPG 11.3PPG
Stith  28.8MPG .472FG .294 3PT .824FT 3.3RPG 1.9APG 1.1SPG 0.2BPG 11.2PPG
Dele  20.0MPG .589FG  000 3PT .654FT  4.7RPG 0.8APG 0.6SPG 0.7BPG 7.9PPG
Ellis   9.7MPG  .360FG  1.000 3PT .000FT 2.8RPG 0.7APG 0.2SPG 0.8BPG  4.0PPG
Anthony 15.5mpg .437FG .361 3PT .789FT 1.0RPG 2.6APG 0.8SPG 0.1BPG 6.1PPG


Salary
1 Dikembe Mutombo $6,500,000========
2 LaPhonso Ellis $6,078,000============6,588,000
3 Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf $5,200,000======6,200,000
4 Bison Dele $4,400,000 ===============
5 Reggie Williams $3,706,000===========4,096,000*
6 Rodney Rogers $3,840,000===========4,560,000
7 Bryant Stith $3,100,000==============
8 Robert Pack $2,680,000==============
9 Dale Ellis $2,620,000=================
10 Vin Baker $7,530,000===============7,530,000
11 Glen Robinson 7,540,000============9,280,000
12 Joe Dumars 13,762,000============6,150,000*
13 JR Rider 6,020,000============7,220.000
14 Greg Anthony 1,673,000============3,346,000
73,649,000=====================54,970,000 * expireing conrtact

Outlook: We are LOADED
The Nuggets after being upset by the heavy underdogs known as the Sonics look to open the full season and play for record for wins held by the 72 Lakers.
C Deke 11ppg 11rpg 4.5bpg/Brian Williams 16ppg 8rpg
PF Baker 21ppg 10rpg/ Rogers 11ppg 4rpg
SF Robinson 20ppg 6rpg/ Ellis 10ppg 7rpg/Williams 4ppg 2rpg
SG Rider 19ppg 3apg/ Stith 13ppg 4rpg 3apg/Dumars 12ppg 4apg
PG Pack 18ppg 8apg/Rauf19ppg 7apg/Anthony 14ppg 7apg

The best 3 man big rotation in the NBA
The best 3 PG rotation in the NBA
The best bench in the NBA
2 Allstars

[bringbackhoffa]

Presenting to You the HOUSTON ROCKETS

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Depth Chart coming soon...


email: tr_rak At hotmail dot com

AIM: bringbackhoffa

[MJallday59]

[NashtyNas]

Your '95 Phoenix Suns:

No. Player ▴ Pos
22 Danny Ainge G-F 4,160,000
34 Charles Barkley F 8,060,000
7 Kevin Johnson G 5,500,000
9 Dan Majerle G-F 6,000,000
15 Danny Manning F-C 2,000,000
11 Wesley Person G 1,300,000
23 Wayman Tisdale F-C 1,700,000

= 28,720,000

Cut:
Joe Kleine $845,000
Danny Schayes $672,000
Antonio Lang $325,000
Elliot Perry $250,000
Trevor Ruffin $243,860
Richard Dumas *$150,000
Aaron Swinson $102,424

Rights to: Tyrone Hill

[BlackIce]

Roster


1 Derrick Coleman $8,424,000
2 Benoit Benjamin $7,549,299
3 Kenny Anderson $6,926,400
4 Latrell Sprewell- $1,780,000
5 Armen Gilliam- $3,120,000
6 Chris Morris- $4,120,000
7 Dwayne Schintzius $4,994,000
8 Jayson Williams $2,200,000
9 Yinka Dare $1,940,000
10 Rex Walters $1,690,000
11 Rick Mahorn $1,600,000
12 P.J. Brown $1,560,000
13 Sean Higgins $1,000,000
14 Chris Childs $300,000
15 Sleepy Floyd $300,000
16 Kevin Edwards- $3,120,000
17 Aaron McKie $1,300,000


Trades and Transactions


allstar_1264@hotmail.com