All-Time NBA Dynasty Draft

[Ritzarmy]

Most of Nos team I have to google to see who they are. you might have the best team if they played but your not going to get the fan vote.

 

[da55bums]

damn, I think I have Paul Pierce still playing...not going to get votes now.

whew, he is on the bench.

 

[Nosferatu]

Most of Nos team I have to google to see who they are. you might have the best team if they played but your not going to get the fan vote.

I know, i'm cool with that, I like my team. I have said it like 10 times I do these cuz I like to draft some of my favorite players and talk sports with you freaks. Don't care if I win.

 

[da55bums]

almost took Charlie Scott too...best shooter in the ABA

 

[Ritzarmy]

Any suggestions on playoffs?

Also how long are we giving BOT to pick his 2 guys?

 

[broncosmitty]

Seems me and smitty are thinkin the same way. Although I might add Kobe to that list.

Yeah, I added Kobe, Dirk and Nash. Durant hasn't really played long enough for my liking in this format. (Im not going off "prime" years or career. Kind of a mixture of the both.). I could probably add DWade, but he would have got murdered in the paint early in his career. If his early career had been pre-98 or so. 3 point shooters will only get a certain amount if credit from me also. Most of NBA's lifespan was played without it.

 

[broncosmitty]

damn, I think I have Paul Pierce still playing...not going to get votes now.

whew, he is on the bench.

Im cool with lots of current players,...... off the bench. They were just all gone by the time I went looking for them. Had to settle for HOFers lower in my rotation instead.

 

[da55bums]

any of the methods will work, seems like the best way to seperate the early birds to the late whores would be 1 v 9, 2 v 10, 3 v 11, 4 v 12, 5 v 13, etc..then you don't have 8 v 9

 

[da55bums]

Im cool with lots of current players,...... off the bench. They were just all gone by the time I went looking for them. Had to settle for HOFers lower in my rotation instead.

I know, I still can't believe how many HOFers, ring wearers are still not on teams. You look at the top 100 to 150 players of all time and amazed how many aren't in this draft.

 

[broncosmitty]

I know, I still can't believe how many HOFers, ring wearers are still not on teams. You look at the top 100 to 150 players of all time and amazed how many aren't in this draft.

It's kind of crazy how much the 50's, 60's and 70's era guys were ignored. Not like we're talking ancient history-barnstorming-two hand set shot guys. But greats pre Bird vs. Magic definitely got downplayed by most in this draft. (Jerry Lucas off the bench is just nuts. The guy was as big of star and fan favorite as there was. But his career ended in the early 70's...)

 

[da55bums]

lol, it was nice to almost have your pick out of 30+ years of players though...

I still think I could draft an entire team that could compete with about 1/3 of the current teams (weak spot would be Centers left of course)

 

[Ritzarmy]

It's kind of crazy how much the 50's, 60's and 70's era guys were ignored. Not like we're talking ancient history-barnstorming-two hand set shot guys. But greats pre Bird vs. Magic definitely got downplayed by most in this draft. (Jerry Lucas off the bench is just nuts. The guy was as big of star and fan favorite as there was. But his career ended in the early 70's...)

Paul Arizin

In the early days of the NBA a handful of pioneering players laid the groundwork for what would become "modern" basketball. What Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, and Cy Young were to baseball, these early hoopsters were to the game of basketball. One such player was Paul Arizin. Playing in an era of old-fashioned two-handed set shots and slow-up offenses, Arizin burst into the league in 1950 with a repertoire that included a daring new weapon: the jump shot. By the time Arizin was leading the league in scoring as a second-year player with the Philadelphia Warriors in 1952, only a few other players had mastered the shot

 

[cwalke3408]

Very flexible team with great offensive firepower and an elite defenders in every position.

Starting Lineup:
Gary Payton - Greatest defensive PG ever
Clyde Drexler - Great All-around player
Lebron James - Most Experience player in joining stack teams
Kevin McHale - Low post scocer and good low post defender
Robert Parish - Versitle 7 footer with a decent shot outside the paint

Bench:
Joe Dumars - Elite defender and a good shooter to space the floor for James, Rose, Drexler
Joakim Noah - Energy off the bench who's a elite defender and rebounder.
Dale Ellis - Elite 3 point shooter, He slides in when Lebron goes to the 4 position.
Derrick Rose - Dynamic scorer with great athleticism and great defender
Tom Chambers - Straight 4 to provide spacing for James, Rose, Drexler
Gilbert Arenas - Dangerous scorer at any range, will use in pick and rolls with James
Shane Battier - One of the best Kobe defenders and a solid shooter.

Other Lineups:
PG: Derrick Rose | Gilbert Arenas | Gary Payton | Gilbert Arenas | Derrick Rose
SG: Joe Dumars | Clyde Drexler | Joe Dumars | Joe Dumars | Clyde Drexler
SF: Dale Ellis | Lebron James | Clyde Drexler | Dale Ellis | Shane Battier
PF: Lebron James | Tom Chambers | Kevin McHale | Lebron James | Kevin McHale
C: Joakim Noah | Robert Parish | Rober Parish | Tom Chambers| Joakim Noah

 

[da55bums]

Paul Arizin

In the early days of the NBA a handful of pioneering players laid the groundwork for what would become "modern" basketball. What Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, and Cy Young were to baseball, these early hoopsters were to the game of basketball. One such player was Paul Arizin. Playing in an era of old-fashioned two-handed set shots and slow-up offenses, Arizin burst into the league in 1950 with a repertoire that included a daring new weapon: the jump shot. By the time Arizin was leading the league in scoring as a second-year player with the Philadelphia Warriors in 1952, only a few other players had mastered the shot

complete agree, this guy was a steal and the 2nd best last 3 round pick after Oscar Schmidt, lol.

 

[wlk3]

Starters:

PG - Jerry West
SG - Ron Artest
SF - Michael Cooper
PF - Bob McAdoo
C - Tim Duncan

Bench:

PG - Michael Ray Richardson
SG - Dan Majerle
SF - Bruce Bowen
PF - Clifford Robinson
C - Alonzo Mourning

Utility

PG - Lenny Wilkens
C - Mark Eaton

The versatility of this team is amazing and no matter who is in, we don't lose Defense nor offense... I'll post stats later but my 2 and 3 or both former DPOYs so wing players beware...

 

[Nosferatu]

Ritz anybody tellin ya how they want us to do the playoff? Where the hell is BOT?

 

[Nosferatu]

3 PICKS LEFT




11.1 EHB : Kyle Korver - SG/SF
11.2 Smitty : Drazev Petrovic - SG
11.3 Shaq : Zach Randolph - PF
11.4 Nos : Brad Daugherty - C
11.5 Bums : Bill Sharman - SG
11.6 500 : Chris Bosh - PF/C
11.7 Ritz : Paul Arizin – F/G
11.8 Clayton : Paul George - SG/SF
11.9 UK : Allan Houston - SG
11.10 Hizzle : Kyrie Irving - PG
11.11 Trojan : Orlando Woolridge - SF
11.12 Cwalk : Gilbert Arenas - PG
11.13 Bot : OTC
11.14 Skins : Len Bias - SF
11.15 WLK : Micheal Ray Richardson - PG/SG
11.16 Robotic : Christian Laettner - PF/C


12.1 Robotic : Stacey Augmon - SG/SF
12.2 WLK : Clifford Robinson - SF/PF/C
12.3 Skins : Jack Sikma - C
12.4 Bot : OTC
12.5 Cwalk : Shane Battier - SG/SF
12.6 Trojan : Gus Johnson - PF
12.7 Hizzle : Jerry Stackhouse - SG/SF
12.8 UK : Jamal Mashburn - SF
12.9 Clayton : Tony Allen - PG/SG
12.10 Ritz : Bob Dandridge - SF
12.11 500 : Joe Johnson - SG/SF
12.12 Bums : Oscar Schmidt - SF/PF
12.13 Nos : Michael Redd - SG/SF
12.14 Shaq : Eddie Jones - SG/SF
12.15 Smitty : Glenn Robinson - SF
12.16 EHB : OTC

 

[da55bums]

crap give them some left overs and get this rolling....Charles Scott, Vern Mikkelsen, Guy Rogers are 3 that aren't taken, looks like they both could use some HOFers.

 

[ehb5]

Ok sorry bout that forgot about my last pick...and I need no hof help from you thank you very much haha

 

[da55bums]

yep, Kyle Korver and Westphal were much better picks.