Bobcats handing duties to his dogs?

 

The Bobcats are going to the dogs?  Current owner Goshea said “I am tired of the simgods being giant douchebags and attacking my teams and my players”.  Year after year, the simgods like to mess with whatever team Goshea is running.  Back in time from Dwight Howard fouling out without scoring multiple times to Cody “The General” Wade going from an MVP candidate at 30 to basically being out of the league at 32.  The only thing Goshea has been waiting for is a career ending injury to franchise players forcing them to retire instantly.  Something like Harper shot dead by sniper but no foul called on the play.  I say Harper since is he all but traded and his future bothers me none.  I can use him as an example though.  His first year on the Mavs he had a great training camp, the following year on the Cats; he went down followed by a 0 training camp.

Goshea has relinquished all decisions to his pack of dogs and 2 ferrets.  “It’s just too hard to trade my players and not worth the effort to care anymore so I will sit back and watch the chaos that follows” Goshea said.  Generation Bobcat was formed simply because no one wanted any of those players so they grew up together and won a title…something the simnerds can never take away.  Tired of having to give up more talent when trading for too long, it’s time to let someone or something else takes control.

“My best PG is a PF who plays then gets injured, what else do I need to say?”  The Bobcats went from a 7 seed last year to the worst team in NBA2, all while losing 1 guy who scored 10 PPG and had 4 APG.  “Yup, that makes sense so let’s do this.”

 

All that can be heard in the front offices is Baha Men and Who Let the Dogs Out playing.  Why would a pack of dogs want to run a NBA2 franchise you ask…simple…they want to see the Cats suck.

 

“Woof Woof” is all the new decision makers would be quoted as saying.

This should be an interesting time as dogs don’t believe in simgods, so what does that mean?

 

 

 

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Back in the Saddle

After a several season hiatus the current Bulls owner has re-entered the league. “I had to step away for a while… “, commented Mr. Piggott. He explains in a bit more detail, “I had lost a bit of my excitement for the game. I thought selling the Bulls and purchasing the Grizzlies and trying my hand in the Western Conference would re-energize me. Unfortunately, even with a championship, my heart never left Chicago.”

Ahh... remember when....

The Owner/GM is now back and reunited with the team that won 5 championships nearly a decade ago. Piggott continues with a bright smile, “We’d love to bring back those winning ways… Chicago is a great city and we have some good pieces to work with. Hopefully the players and free agents see the promise and give us a shot.”

Retired Players NBA2 to NBA Comparison

William Miller = Carmelo Anthony.  Miller and Anthony alike are built to score.  Though they may not collect accolades for their sieve like defense, they will put the ball in the hoop against your best defenders all day.  Miller in his hay-day was unstoppable; you could only hope to limit his shots.  He had  a nice career and was able to maintain a 90+ IS rating his entire career (and his stats reflect that).

 

Shane Aames = Meta World Peace.  Both of them played for the Lakers. Both of their careers has seen significant decline in production.  Both attempted to become successful recording artists (Aames played trombone in a ska band, while World Peace attempted rap). One was crazy, one was imaginary.  I tried trading for Aames maybe 15 times over a 3 season span.  He was a balanced scorer and good defender (don’t know if he ever made an all-defensive team or not) similar to the Rapper formerly known as Ron Artest.

Alexis Patterson = Joakim Noah.  Both are ugly. Both could play lockdown D. Patterson started growing out his hair for an Orlando based charity, but then they let him go, and the look stayed with him.  Quite possibly the worst mess of hair ever assembled sat atop Patterson’s head (worse than Noah if you can believe that). Patterson attempted to grow facial hair, but it never filled out because of the hormone treatments he was given as a youth.  Patterson was a great shot blocker and rebounder that could contribute offensively from time to time.

Rodney Buckner = Charles Oakley.  Buckner and Oakley are as strong as oxen.  Oakley was best friends with Jordan. Buckner was best-ies with Jeremy Ndiaye.  Rodney was a great defender at 3 positions (SF, PF, and C).  He was not known as a scorer, but didn’t take silly shots.  He was known around the league as an enforcer.  Though he was only given one chance (Portland) to let his true ability show, we’ll remember his athleticism and love of the game.

Blake Kersey = Shawn Bradley.  Could pull down rebounds overtop of all other smaller Cs and PFs, but would continuously get big-boyed down in the paint.  There is a highlight reel going around that stars Blake Kersey getting dunked on.

Thomas Swift = Zach Randolph. Big expectations. A few nice seasons. Meehhh players.  I always thought that both these guys would’ve been better.

Jeremy Ndiaye = Amare Stoudamire.  Ndiaye and Stoudamire are similar players; though Ndiaye dominated the competition much more than Stoudamire.  They are both athletic bigs that have been able to succeed wherever they’ve played/whoever they’ve played with.  Both players started their careers in Phoenix, both still own homes in the area, and both are Arizona Cardinals season ticket holders.  Ndiaye is the best player since the original draft class and LeBron to grace us with his skills.