2013 CB Historical Draft: Team Rosters

[nickagneta]

All the rosters are up to date. I will be continuing my opinions on each team shortly.

[Moranis]

Nick, the years I have chosen are in my signature bar, the number represents the later so if it says 76 that equates to 75-76.  Thanks.

[nickagneta]

All GMs and Panelists, please check your PMs.

[Rondo2287]

Dallas Mavericks
COACH: Pat Riley
PG: Tiny Archibald(72-73) /Brad Davis (82-83)
SG: Rolando Blackmon (85-86)/Brian Winters (76-77)
SF: Bobby Jones(77-78)/Derek Smith (84-85)
PF: Truck Robinson (77-78)/Lonnie Shelton (82-83)/Corny Thompson (82-83)
C: Elvin Hayes(74-75)/Joe Barry Carroll (85-86)/Jerome Whitehead (81-82)

[Who]

Kansas City Kings
COACH: Lenny Wilkens
PG: Magic Johnson (86-87), Gerald Henderson (83-84)
SG: Andrew Toney (82-83), Fred Brown (77-78), Clint Richardson (82-83)
SF: Bernard King (83-84), Bob Gross (76-77)
PF: Larry Nance (83-84), Cedric Maxwell (80-81)
C: Jack Sikma (78-79), Marvin Webster (77-78), Alvan Adams (75-76)

[Donoghus]

Milwaukee Bucks

Coach:  Dr. Jack Ramsay

PG:  Norm Nixon ('78-79), Darnell Valentine ('84-85)
SG:  David Thompson ('77-78), Craig Hodges ('87-88)
SG:  James Worthy ('88-89), Calvin Natt ('81-82), Robert Reid ('80-81)
PF: Terry Cummings ('82-83), Rick Mahorn ('87-88)
C: Moses Malone ('82-83), Tom Owens ('77-78), Chuck Nevitt ('84-85)

[nickagneta]

Nick, the years I have chosen are in my signature bar, the number represents the later so if it says 76 that equates to 75-76.  Thanks.

Could you please just put it in the format I have on the front page of this thread, like others are doing please.

[airbelinelli]

San Diego Clippers.  Coach: Larry Brown
PG: Micheal Ray Richardson (79-80)/Ray Williams (79-80)/Allan Leavell (82-83)
SG: George Gervin (79-80)/Paul Westphal (77-78)
SF: Alex English (82-73)/Purvis Short (84-85)
PF: Larry Kenon (76-77)/Jay Vincent (84-85)
C: Tree Rollins (82-83)/Alton Lister (86-87)/Dave Corzine (82-83)

[airbelinelli]

Any thoughts on my team? I feel offensively my team has to be considered one of the more potent teams, And have just enough defense to survive...
The best defense is an even better offense... And having tree Rollins and his 4.3 blocks

[AB_Celtic]

Any thoughts on my team? I feel offensively my team has to be considered one of the more potent teams, And have just enough defense to survive...
The best defense is an even better offense... And having tree Rollins and his 4.3 blocks

"Nobody comments on my team "

- air

[nickagneta]

I have done write ups on three teams and will do every team sometime today. Not sure if those teams were complete but if they weren't I will be revisiting those teams.

[nickagneta]

Kansas City Kings
COACH: Lenny Wilkens
PG: Magic Johnson (86-87)/ Gerald Henderson (83-84)
SG: Andrew Toney (82-83)/ Fred Brown (77-78)/ Clint Richardson (82-83)
SF: Bernard King (83-84)/ Bob Gross (76-77)
PF: Larry Nance (83-84)/ Cedric Maxwell (80-81)
C: Jack Sikma (78-79)/ Marvin Webster (77-78)/ Alvan Adams (75-76)

This team is one of the best teams in this draft. It has that transcendent superstar you want to see in a team in this format. It has a once in a generation scorer in Bernard King. it has toughness and size up front in Sikma, Webster, Nance and Maxwell, and it has a deadly 3rd option on offense in Toney. This offense, run by an older, smarter. more mature and better shooting Magic will be dynamic.

King in the low post, especially in his 83-84 form is unstoppable. I say is because I don't think, even to this day, there is a defender that could stop King if given the ball in his spot. His instant jump, height of jump, length and how quickly he could do it upon getting the ball is possibly unmatched in NBA history.

I like the Fred Brown addition and although there is little statistical proof of his three point ability, those that saw him play know, he might be one of the most dangerous long distance shooters in history. In a league where there was no three point line, Fred Brown jacked and hit from way downtown.

There's lots of championship experience and some massively under rated talent up front. I just do not understand how Jack Sikma is not in the Hall of Fame. And Magic to Nance on the break will be a scary sight to see.

All that said, I wasn't crazy about some of the end of the draft picks. I think Kansas City could have done a lot better than Bob Gross and Gerald Henderson and given that they are the only subs for King and Magic, that's not great. Still, that is minor but could be enough to push another team ahead of KC in a category or three.

[GreenFaith1819]

Seattle Supersonics

COACH: Jerry Sloan

PG: Maurice Cheeks(82-83)/Lionel Hollins(77-78)

SG: Eddie Johnson(79-80)/Ricky Pierce(86-87)/Trent Tucker(88-89)

SF: Adrian Dantley(83-84)/Greg Ballard(81-82)/Ricky Pierce(86-87)

PF: Buck Williams(84-85/Caldwell Jones(80-81)/Danny Schayes(87-88)

C: Bill Walton(76-77)/James Edwards(80-81)/Danny Schayes(87-88)

Write-Ups due by Monday, Nick?

[AB_Celtic]

Washington Bullets
Head Coach: Phil Jackson

PG: Sleepy Floyd (86-87), Quinn Buckner (80-81)
SG: Walter Davis (78-79), Randy Smith (75-76)
SF: Jamaal Wilkes (76-77), Paul Pressey (85-86)
PF: Bob McAdoo (74-75), Mickey Johnson (79-80)
C: Artis Gilmore (77-78), Jeff Ruland (83-84)
Deep Bench: Wayne Cooper (85-86), Rod Higgins (89-90)

[Moranis]

Philadelphia 76ers - Coach - Billy Cunningham
PG - Calvin Murphy 75-76, Kevin Porter 78-79, Reggie Theus 85-86
SG - Mark Aguirre 86-87, Theus, T.R. Dunn 82-83
SF - Julius Erving 75-76, Aguirre
PF - Spencer Haywood 72-73, Herb Williams 85-86
C - Bob Lanier 73-74,Mychal Thompson 81-82, Sam Lacey 74-75, Rich Kelley 78-79