All Time Kings Rnd 1: #5 NoBonus v. #12 Lowenherz

Which team would win in a 7 game series on a neutral court?

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Bricklayer

Bricklayer

Don't Make Me Use The Bat
#1
#1


Welcome to Round 1 of the Kings All Time Draft Playoffs!

This matchup is between #5 seed NoBonus (43-39) and the #12 seed Lowenherz (36-46). In a 7 game series played at Sleep Train Arena (i.e. a neutral court), which team would win, and what would the game score be?

#5 NoBonus (43-39)
Starters
C LaSalle Thompson (1985-86): 80gmss 29.7min 12.8pts (.518 .000 .732) 9.6reb 2.1ast 0.9stl 1.4blk 2.3TO
PF Chris Webber (2000-01): 70gms 40.5min 27.1pts (.481 .071 .703) 11.1rebs 4.2ast 1.3stl 1.7blk 2.8TO
SF Corliss Williamson (1997-98): 79gms 35.7min 17.7pts (.495 .000 .630) 5.6rebs 2.9ast 1.0stl 0.6blk 2.5TO
SG Eddie Johnson (1986-87): 81gms 30.3min 18.7pts (.463 .314 .829) 4.4rebs 3.1ast 0.5stl 0.2blk 2.0TO
PG Spud Webb (1991-92): 77gms 35.4min 16.0pts (.445 .367 .859) 2.9rebs 7.1ast 1.6stl 0.3blk 3.0TO

Bench
PG/SG Sarunas Marciulionis (1995-96): 52gms 19.6min 10.8pts (.452 .408 .775) 1.5rebs 2.2ast 1.0stl 0.1blk 1.8TO
PF Darius Songalia (2004-05): 81gms 20.6min 7.5pts (.527 .000 .847) 4.2reb 1.4ast 0.6stl 0.2blk 0.9TO
G/F Omri Casspi (2009-10): 77gms 25.1min 10.3pts (.446 .369 .672) 4.5reb 1.2ast 0.7stl 0.2blk 1.3TO
PF Jon Brockman (2009-10): 52gms 12.6min 2.8pts (.534 .000 .597) 4.1reb 0.4ast 0.3stl 0.1blk 0.4TO

Coach Reggie Theus: 44-62 .415

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#12 Lowenherz (36-46)
Starters
C Brian Grant (1995-96): 78gms 30.7min 14.4pts (.513 .235 .732) 7.0rebs 1.6ast 0.5stl 1.3blk 2.4TO
PF Shareef Abdur-Rahim (2005-06): 72gms 27.2mpg 12.3pts (.525 .227 .784) 5.0reb 2.1ast 0.7stl 0.6blk 1.5TO
SF Gerald Wallace (2002-03): 47gms 12.1min 4.7pts (.492 .250 .527) 2.7reb 0.5ast 0.5stl 0.3blk 0.9TO
SG Mitch Richmond (1996-1997): 81gms 38.6min 25.9pts (.454 .428 .861) 3.9reb 4.2ast 1.5stl 0.3blk 2.9TO
PG Bobby Jackson (2002-03): 59gms 28.4min 15.2pts (.464 .379 .846) 3.7rebs 3.1ast 1.2stl 0.1blk 1.8TO

Bench
6th Doug Christie (2002-03): 80gms 33.9min 9.4pts (.479 .395 .810) 4.3rebs 4.7ast 2.3stl 0.5blk 1.8TO
PF/C Drew Gooden (2008-09): 1gm 26.0min 12.0pts (.556 .000 1.000) 13.0reb 2.0ast 0.0stl 0.0blk 3.0TO
PF Reggie Evans (2013-14): 24gms 20.8mpg 5.5pts (.527 .000 .569) 7.7reb 0.7ast 1.0stl 0.0blk 1.3TO
PG Tony Delk (1999-00): 46gms 14.8min 6.4pts (.430 .225 .797) 1.1reb 1.2ast 0.8stl 0.1blk 0.7TO

Coach Dick Motta: 48-113 .298
 
LPKingsFan

LPKingsFan

All-Star
#2
#2
I thought this one was closer than the seeds indicated. As much as I like the PG punch of Bobby J and Delk, though, I was a bit surprised by the move to start Wallace over Christie.
 
Löwenherz

Löwenherz

Starter
#3
#3
LPKingsFan said:
I thought this one was closer than the seeds indicated. As much as I like the PG punch of Bobby J and Delk, though, I was a bit surprised by the move to start Wallace over Christie.
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For the record, I didn't exactly start Wallace over Christie. I threw together a starting line-up that had everyone in their "true" positions (or as close as I could get with my roster) because I was asked to provide a starting line-up. The idea of my team though was to have a fluid roster of guys who could play multiple positions and adjust the starters and subs based on the opponent and situations. The only name marked in pen as a starter in his position is Mitch.

But, regardless, this is what happens when your first draft pick is the same position as your franchise player and you can't secure a trade to correct it.
 
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