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Have you thought about playing Motion? Your team would do very well in that offense in my opinion. Also in order to succeed at a higher level you should looking at getting at least one good big man soon.

I'll try motion in our next game, last game of the season. If it works out, I may use it in the playoffs.

And yea, I need a big man. I bought some cheap players because I couldn't afford my previous one. I'm $100,000 in debt now. I bought a better doctor thinking I could afford him. Then two of my players got injured and I had to sell them in order to make it into the playoffs. Before buying new players we lost 3 straight, killing our attendance. Then I bought some players and lost a fourth straight, against our rival. This REALLY killed our attendance. We had steady income before all this, next season I'm going to try and rebuild my team.

Regular season awards!

And the MVP award goes to. . . Jozef Likta

Likta is clearly the best shooter on this team -- and maybe in the whole league -- and has had the best FG % of his career & career high averages in rebounds and assists this season. Likta was selected to play in the all-star game, crushed everyone in the 3 PT contest, and is clearly the fuel for this team's success this season.

The DPOY is . . . It's a TIE! Torben Buurdiek & Zeng Dajun

Torben is the better interior defender while Zeng is better at stripping the ball out of the opponent's hands. If this was about stats, Zeng would've won this award, but Toben's presence makes opponents shy away from driving in and take a jump shot instead. Torben averaged 1.8 blocks this season (& Altered countless shots), but Zeng averaged 3 steals a game.

Most Improved? Charilaos Ayiannis

Ayiannis was supposed to be the back-up center, however, because of his improvement he's taken the starting role. Ayiannis brought up his 3.7 ppg, 5.7 rpg averages from his first few games to 8.2 ppg, 10.7 rpg.

Kingz Eliminated

The LA Kingz were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs losing to B.I.G. Ballers 113 to 109. B.I.G. was up all game until the 4th quarter when Jozef Likta hit 5 threes and sent the game to overtime. The Kingz were unable to keep up with B.I.G. and lost the game. Here's a breakdown of the game:

Where the Kingz had the advantage:
• Outside shooting, the Kingz made 15/39 threes while B.I.G. only made 2/6.
• Turnovers, The Kingz finished the game with 12 turnovers while B.I.G. had 21.

Where B.IG. had the advantage:
• Free Throws, B.I.G. got the FT Line twice as much as the Kingz during the game. Making 27 out of 36. Kingz shot 18 and made 14 of them.
• Rebounding, B.I.G. out-rebounded the Kingz 65 to 33. The Kingz gave up 22 Offensive boards and were only able to grab 8 of their own.

Here's what the GM had to say following the loss.

GM CC1: "Well, we fought hard.. All of the players played hard all season to get into the playoffs, unfortunately we couldn't make it all the way. However, I guarantee we'll be back stronger."

Last week CC1 told the fans, "I guarantee we'll be back stronger." Well he's made a lot of moves this week.

Here are a list of players that were sold this week.

1. Kleberson Sarahyba – Sold for $120,000
2. Pieter Hardenberg – Sold for $92,000
3. Zeng Dajun – Sold for $68,000
4. Rodolfo Gasbarro – Sold for $20,000
5. Philippe Lucas – Sold for $2,000

Here are a list of players that were bought this week.

1. Tobias Händelplatz – Bought for $102,000
2. Martin Sanchez Peralta – Bought for $61,000
3. Romanas Lekauskas – Bought for $10,000
4. Vaios Mprinis – Bought for $3,000
5. Stefano Machuca – Bought for $1,000
6. Saqi Farchi – Bought for $1,000

Last edited by CC1 at 6/8/2013 3:37:22 PM