Baseline Final - Season 1 Scores

OKC - 97
HOU - 82

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In the last game of the regular season for both teams, the Oklahoma City Thunder put an exclamation point on a very successful season by thumping the listless Rockets at the Toyota Center. While Kevin Durant had an off shooting night (9-24) he ended with 23 points and 9 boards. On the whole, the Thunder played suffocating defense, allowing only Chris Kaman to get some shots to fall. Kaman finished with 23.

With 4 games to play, the Thunder take a 3 game lead on the Lakers for the best record in the Western Conference. Regardless what happens, this season has been another progressive step in the growth and maturation of a very young Thunder team.

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I fully expect updates on how you beat Bondzai and put the Wizards into the playoffs.

Timberwolves 90
Spurs 77

Derrick Williams led the way with 28 points and Michael Beasley chipped in 22 as Minnesota kept their playoff hopes alive with a huge win over San Antonio. The Timberwolves played great defense against the Spurs holding them to 40% shooting. Minnesota still need to win against conference leaders Oklahoma City and New Orleans while hoping that Denver stumbles on their way to the finish line.

I don't think the 2K server gods want Minnesota in the playoffs.

Respectfully request a new thread for playoff results. Better yet, a thread for each series would be even better...

Well as long as you do it respectfully.

Playoffs=

DALLAS WINS! DALLAS WINS! 81-74

On the shoulders of a 12/19 shooting, 28 point night by Dirk Nowitzki the Mavericks finally get a win with their new coach. Vince Carter decided he was 40 years old anymore and also had 14 points. The big key was the 10 team blocks and 8 steals. There might still be hope for Dallas to make the playoffs if they can somehow manage a win against the Thunder...

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Bucks upset Magic to end playoff hopes​

108

98


The Orlando Magic came into the Bradley Center needing a win to keep there playoff hopes a live as they faced a Bucks team with nothing to lose. The Magic came out on fire making there first 6 shots but the Bucks were able to keep pace but found themselves down 31-26 at the end of the first. Stephen Jackson led the Bucks on a huge run to take the lead. Jackson ended the first half with 20 pts as the Bucks took a 53-43 lead into the half. After half the Bucks picked up where they left off and so did the Magic as the Bucks were able to stretch the lead out in the 3rd by outscoring the Magic 30-17 in the quarter taking a comfortable 83-60 lead into the 4th. Orlando's offense finally showed back up and the Magic started to chip away at the Bucks lead and got it down to 12 with just over 2 minutes to play but Kemba Walker put the nail in the coffin as Jameer Nelson left him open to double Chris Singleton who passed it to Walker for the wide open 3 to push the Bucks lead to 15. The Magic made another push and got it to just a 9 point deficit but with the Bucks only missing one free throw in the last minute the lead held up giving the Bucks the 10 point win which eliminates the Magic from the playoffs and lets ryalaman and the Wizards in.


Kemba Walker 17 Pts 13 Ast 4 Reb 4 Stl 1 Blk
Stephen Jackson 23 Pts (20 in first half)
Chris Singleton 15 Pts 4 Reb 2 Ast 1 Stl
Larry Sanders 22 Pts 7 Reb 2 Ast 2 Stl 2 Blk

Hedo Turkoglu 27 Pts 8 Reb 3 Ast 2 Stl 1 Blk
Jason Richardson 21 Pts 7 Reb 4 Ast 2 Stl 2 Blk
Dwight Howard 18 Pts 12 Reb 2 Blk
Jameer Nelson 13 Pts 8 Ast


Good Game Bondzai

Oh bond.......

EVERYBODY DANCE NOW

Wizards in the playoffs?!?! The end is nigh..

Timberwolves 119
Thunder 110

Just before tipoff it was announced that the Timberwolves had been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. The team was disheartened but also wanted to give the home crowd one last victory. Their opponents would be the #1 seeded team in the West - the Oklahoma City Thunder.

This game was pretty much defense optional as both teams put up bunches of points from the tip with the score tied at 29 after the first quarter. Both teams seemed to get any shot they wanted. Russel Westbrook was especially dominating as Ricky Rubio couldn't handle him at all off the dribble and Westbrook got to the basket with ease. For Minnesota Derrick Williams and Wesley Johnson started the game off on fire taking the team on their backs offensively.

Minnesota started to pull away in the in the 2nd where they outscored OKC 30-22 and went into halftime with a 59-51 lead. The T'wolves continued their strong play in the 3rd eventually extending the lead to 16. The Thunder mounted a run to get the lead to cut the lead to single digits but Minnesota countered with a run of their own to extend the lead to 89-78 entering the 4th. The final quarter was just more of the same, every time that it looked like the Thunder would be prime to make a big run the Wolves hit a big shot to hold them at buy. 3 consecutive 3s, 2 by Wesley Johnson and 1 by Michael Beasley finally put away Oklahoma City for good.

It was a great win for a young Minnesota team that hopes to make a big splash next season. The most encouraging part of the win was the play from the starting 5 as each had a huge role in the win.

GG Mike E

Minnesota
Derrick Williams 27 Pts 7 Reb 4 Ast 2 Stl
Wesley Johnson 25 Pts 6 Reb (6-8 from 3pt)
Michael Beasley 24 Pts 10 Reb 3 Ast 2 Stl
Tyrus Thomas 13 Pts 13 Reb 2 Ast
Ricky Rubio 12 Pts 6 Reb 10 Ast


Oklahoma City
Kevin Durant 35 Pts 6 Reb 3 Ast 2 Stl
Russel Westbrook 33 Pts 3 Reb 5 Ast 3 Blk
Serge Ibaka 12 Pts 12 Reb 3 Stl 2 Blk

Dallas 91
Orlanda 80

Dallas capped off the season series 2-0. Dirk Nowitzki had 28 on 13/19 shooting and Shawn Marion dropped 17 on 8-12, at least 6 of those were dunks as he had a monster game inside. Glen Davis was the leading scoring for the Magic with 15. Dallas shot lights out the entire game going 59% from the field and 38% from three point land. gg Bondzai

Wrong thread douche.