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actually, I've got every one of my games analyzed since I joined back in Season 4)

i didnt see the one of our last game :(

Last edited by ulf1der at 12/31/2009 8:14:36 PM

Ouch g.o.a.t.(s), that sucks. Guess its time to test that depth?

Your injury report still looks half as bad as my real life Blazers though.

Apparently, scoring 101 is my magic #.

I do not anticipate a 3 game winning streak but at least now I know I can play to stick around for another season.

Pay no attention to that Mina guy. He's all smoke and mirrors

Last edited by Xarn at 1/3/2010 1:16:43 AM

Yeah the blazers are plagued, yet they continue to win. Brandon Roy is an absolute BEAST. When they are healthy, the blazers are a strong team that will be a playoff contender in years to come.

X-steppers: my team is gonna be pretty short handed as I just sold one of my all-around players and am looking to sell my center. I might have to play some players out of position, so don't try to take advantage, because if i lose this game theres gonna be hell to pay.

We are 5 games into the season and there were interesting games this week. Cleveland @Tachenko was a close game as expected. Tachenko's last quarter performance helped them win the game and remain at 2nd place: 85-80. Cresleys fought hard against Hawks but that wasn't enough: 102-87. Hawks are the only undefeated team but it won't be long before they suffer their first loss since they have a very tough 3 game road trip ahead. Booshers had another perfect defensive night as they defeat Flyers 80-54. So who was expecting Rip City to score 129 against Magic? 129-83. Now the question is can Rips contend for the playoffs? And the answer is why not! Magic fans are shocked with their 1-4 start and hoping to see the clouds disappear soon.
Gavno remain on the top with an easy win against Knicks. 117-79. Illuison return home with a comfortable win against Dragons: 100-72. Dragons (0-5) need to address the offensive issues if they want to be here next season. As the injuries healing on shedule, Goats are getting better with a great enthusiasm. Investors 108-Goats 118. Steppers climbed to a secure 5th place beating Bangers at the Crib: 101-91.
We have seen some great offensive performances and consequently some really high scoring games on Day 5. Speaking of offense, Gael Camona of Investors scored 49 and added 6 rbds and 3 assists. Only thing that could stop him was the foul trouble, and he deserved to be the player of the day.
Here are the must see games of Tuesday: Indianapolis @ Cleveland and Chicago @ Indiana. So, if you make your way to Midwest this week, maybe you should stick around to see one of those games.

Man, I miss this division. No one posts anything in II.1. That makes it more fun. At least I get to check in on my old stomping grounds and find out what's really happening. STrange to see the Magic and Bangerz struggling like they are.

I'm happy to be in 5th at 2-3 with good enthusiasm and to still be in the Cup.

I think I needed that many points just to prove that I can still score. . .I was sitting at only 65 ppg before this outburst. I was especially pleased because I benched my regular PG to keep his minutes down.

I'm excited to play the other side of the bracket. So far I've had to face all of the returning playoff teams on my side, and I pulled through it 1-2.

My question for Dragons is why the need to jump right back in with a 5 mil player? Why not get two awesome young players for 2.5 mil each and train the heck out of them. . especially now at 0-5 with a long uphill battle ahead its going to be tough to climb. Of course the guy will probably smoke me now that I said that.

The thing that impresses me the most about the level of competition is the depth of talent. I might have seen a few players with 10+ ratings in D4, maybe even 3 on the same team (at the most), but Hawks had like 8 players against me with ratings above 10.

Oh and Magic's stadium, Cauldron has almost 14,000? Wow. That's by far the largest stadium my team has played in. The revenue on that must be tremendous (that's a 13 right?). Okay so you know you play this way too much when you start rating everything on the BB scale.

Good Analysis........

That Goats team crushed me. I guess the question I have for everyone. If you go TIE with a 8-9 for enthusiasm, is that better then a normal 5? I was on the road and expected to have a tough time winning, the only reason it was close was that the Goats rested there starters in the 4th.

Great Season So Far! Good Luck All!

I think you'll be alright in our game.

Yes, I get to play all of my starters but I've definately targeted certain games to make a push for wins. Yours was not one of them... but since you've mentioned your lineup woes, I might have to revisit. ;-)

Yeah I'm surprised to see the bangerz getting smashed the way they are. I thought they would come out blazing after a dissapointing playoff run. Maybe their owner is taking the season off, but I would love to see them pick their game up and once again be the contender they regularly are. As for the Magic, I don't follow the big 8 as closely, but they have always been a great team. I think they had in their subs for their last league game, but with their starters playing I feel they could make it back into a playoff spot.

Hey goats I actually missed your analysis when i checked the forum previously and just noticed it now. Thats pretty cool how you figured that all out. Yeah i have gone normal all season, which i realize is a mistake i have done almost every season. I almost never take easy and therefore normally have lower enthusiam than all the teams i play. The result of this is i normally start off strong, but then get caught up to by the other good teams. I guess my team had an off night against you because losing every category is very embarassing especially considering you TIE(despite you already had higher enthusiasm). At this point in the season your team is going through a healing process, and I'm putting my team through a rebuilding process. I sold my starting pg, back-up sg(also plays pg and sf depending on what i need of him) and am trying to sell my starting center. In addition to these sales my starting sf is injured for 2 weeks which really killed me in terms of players minutes. I bought a new pg (semi on accident) who just needs some defensive training and will end up starting, and I will buy a much upgraded center that is desperately needed. I would be fine minutes wise replacing 3 players with 2 if only my starting sf was healthy. Untill then + the time it takes to train my new pg my team is going to be fairly weeker than normal, but when I'm done look out.