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I don't know how you can keep track of your players over 82 games. I had problems keeping up with a NFL fantasy league, and that's only 13 games (+4 game "postseason") :sweat:

Edit: Oh, the Warriors led wire to wire. Awesome.

qilver wrote:

thanks for the information. :applaud:

Good luck to you dude, Ganbatte! :mrgreen:

dochira wrote:I don't know how you can keep track of your players over 82 games. I had problems keeping up with a NFL fantasy league, and that's only 13 games (+4 game "postseason") :sweat:

Edit: Oh, the Warriors led wire to wire. Awesome.

Yeah, you play for almost 6 months continuously (except for the All-Star break), but it is fun especially when there are trash talkers saying that their team is the best and you end up beating them. :hehe: And at that long period of time you get to know some managers and make an online community just like in a phbb forum. I've known some prominent names (nicks) in Yahoo fantasy basketball and have been playing with them for years. :) Anyway to answer your question, you could set your lineups in advance and just sit back for a while. Set them on a weekly basis instead of a daily one. This is what I do because I didn't have that much time to check my lineup everyday. ;)


And behind the victory is another great game by Biendrins with 16rebounds and 4 blocks, though he didn't score much making only 9 points, but with that 4 blocks he could give Marcus Camby a run for his money!

The Warriors are for real I think :woot:

MIAMI (AP) -- This is one repeat the Miami Heat didn't want: a serious early season injury to Shaquille O'Neal.

The 13-time All-Star will undergo knee surgery and be sidelined four to six weeks, the Heat said Friday. O'Neal tore cartilage in his left knee Sunday against Houston, an injury originally diagnosed as a hyperextended knee.
Hyperextended my ass, , , more like excessive lard buildup [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote:MIAMI (AP) -- This is one repeat the Miami Heat didn't want: a serious early season injury to Shaquille O'Neal.

The 13-time All-Star will undergo knee surgery and be sidelined four to six weeks, the Heat said Friday. O'Neal tore cartilage in his left knee Sunday against Houston, an injury originally diagnosed as a hyperextended knee.
Hyperextended my ass, , , more like excessive lard buildup [/list:u]

Hyperextended ego/gut is more like it.

bmwracer wrote:
Hyperextended ego/gut is more like it.

:bonk: :hehe: :rofl:
he should retire, he is slowing down, and ready to turn in. He's had his share of glory.

Lakers beat the Raptors, 107-100.

Kobe scores 31, but Lamar only 10. :shakehead:

Lamar should give up BBall and be a magician: he always disappears.:beaten:

dochira wrote:I don't know how you can keep track of your players over 82 games. I had problems keeping up with a NFL fantasy league, and that's only 13 games (+4 game "postseason") :sweat:

Edit: Oh, the Warriors led wire to wire. Awesome.

I already keep track of players on my fantasy baseball team this year for 162 games. so 82 games is not a problem to me. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:Lakers beat the Raptors, 107-100.

Kobe scores 31, but Lamar only 10. :shakehead:

Lamar should give up BBall and be a magician: he always disappears.:beaten:

it seems he plays magician with Kobe running the show, and when kobe is out, the magician stays home. :beaten: :victory:

Lakers beat the Bulls, 82-72, despite Kobe shooting 5-14.

Lamar scores 23. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:Lakers beat the Bulls, 82-72, despite Kobe shooting 5-14.

Lamar scores 23. :victory:

***poof*** the magician vanishes, and kobe goes cold from the field...a nice combo, isn't it? a "W" is a "W".....good for them...

maybe they can play the HEAT and face a team that is lost...and w/out their brick throwing at the FT line- shaq

I think this latest injury to Shaq is going to do him in: he'll either retire or get traded away. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:I think this latest injury to Shaq is going to do him in: he'll either retire or get traded away. :hehe:

he should have retired long ago....
he's too slow, and past his time.

5-foot-9 Nate Robinson blocks 7-foot-6 Yao Ming last night. :hehe: :hehe:

Video on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqlaN31OzDs

speed.sheep wrote:5-foot-9 Nate Robinson blocks 7-foot-6 Yao Ming last night. :hehe: :hehe:

Video on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqlaN31OzDs

that little dude has springs on the bottom of his shoes..., and yao got injured on the play...he got dissed by little man...hahaha :rofl:

speed.sheep wrote:5-foot-9 Nate Robinson blocks 7-foot-6 Yao Ming last night. :hehe: :hehe:

Video on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqlaN31OzDs

Yao got the last laugh, though: the Rockets won 97-90. :)

bmwracer wrote:
Yao got the last laugh, though: the Rockets won 97-90. :)

despite Duncan's great performance yesterday with 35pts, i do think Yao is getting the best of him, if you compare their performances early in the season. Rockets are doing better than last year...not sure what their record is, but they are winning more games.

Lakers beat the Clips, 105-101, despite shooting a pitiful 37% and 67% at the FT line. :shakehead:

Kobe drops 40 points on 'em. :victory:

The New Jersey Nets lose to the Phoenix Suns 93-99. :( Steve Nash outmatched Jason Kidd in the battle of the point guards. Kidd only had had 7 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists while Nash had 26 points, 2 rebounds and 13 assists. :sweat:

Saito_Hajime wrote:The New Jersey Nets lose to the Phoenix Suns 93-99. :( Steve Nash outmatched Jason Kidd in the battle of the point guards. Kidd only had had 7 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists while Nash had 26 points, 2 rebounds and 13 assists. :sweat:

but the rookie Marcus Williams played very well, with 27 Pts, 3 Rebs, 4 Assists and nearly led the Nets all the way back from a 22-point deficit. :applaud: