Sim 3 (S2)

[Donkey]

For $3.0M

Make a case for one of your players to be an All-Star and make a case for a player on the team in the other conference whose currently the same seed as you to be an All-Star. Ex. if you're the one seed in the West (Trail Blazers), make the case for someone on the one seed in the East (Nets).

 

[Panic!]

Bryant Reeves - He is scoring 20ppg and he gave us 8 wins.
Travis Williams - top 5 in the whole league in turnovers per game.

 

[Foreman]

Thanks for making it easy for me.

Blazers: Alonzo Mourning - 17PPG, nearly 11RPG, and 2BPG and is clearly one of the top centers in the west.

Nets: Hakeem Olajuwon - 20PPG, 11.5RPG, 2BPG, is possibly the 2nd best center behind Shaq out east. If FBB doesn't care about records, Duncan may steal that backup spot.

 

[FortsonBass]

Pistons: Travis Williams - 4 double doubles this season, leading scorer, great locker room presence

Grizzlies: Bryant Reeves - averaging 20/8, puts up with dog killing GM, lives in Vancouver

 

[Xxplayerxx23]

Hawks- kelvin cato is a stud. 18-9 with over a block and a steal a game. Studdd someone come get him

rockets Sam Cassell putting up 22 and 8. Someone should save him.

 

[notail]

Blazers: Other than D.Rob, Alonzo Mourning seems like the second best center in the West. 17/11/2 on great shooting % for a big should be the back up all-star Center.

Nets: Gotta be Hakeem. Other than Shaq, 20/11/2. Only thing is TD is producing great numbers on a still tanking team. we'll see if records matter or if FBB strictly looks at number without the context of the team

 

[The Godfather]

Christian Laettner 22+/8+ complete player at 3 and clearly one of the most well rounded 3 in the file

Orlando- Dale Davis.. a lot of flash on this team but take DD away and the flash becomes .500ish... Dale is a double double machine who does all the dirty work and is super efficient around the basket.. a true Unsung All Star

 

[GB]

Vince Carter - leads the league BY OVER 3ppg as a rookie and leading a horrible roster to the 8 seed at the break

jazz - Gheorge Muresean - top 10 rebounder and defender

 

[NCツ]

Wolves - JR Rider 22 ppg on great splits despite coming off the bench for one sim this season

Heat - Paul Pierce edges out Kobe by having a better all around stat line and efficient shooting

 

[the_jon]

Bucks - Tim Duncan. Pretty obvious here, hes putting up huge numbers and has nobody else around him who is any good.


Grizzlies - Bryant Reeves. Like Duncan, hes the only player putting up any significant numbers on that team. It probably would have been Camby but hes been sitting in DLG all year.

 

[Cloud]

Magic:

Shaq, doing MVP caliber numbers as a non-option, the reigning MVP, most double doubles in league history with a double double recorded in 70%+ of games played. No brainer.

Nuggets:

Truthfully nobody is worthy of an All-Star nod on this team but for the sake of the exercise I’ll take Mutombo . Good shot blocker and consistent double double guy. Nothing special but he’s solid.

 

[AiRuPtHeRe™]

warrior:
Chris Gatling - top 10 scorer, top 5 rebounder. Having himself a really great year leading the Warriors.

bulls: Scottie Pippen - playing great in place of Michael Jordan. Leading the bulls to a 4th seed and is a top 10 scorer.

 

[mngopher35]

Heat: Pierce - as was mentioned above he has better splits and also higher scoring/reb

Wolves: KG - despite the bust talk he is already putting up 18/10 per game with 2.5 blocks and elite defense at age 20

 

[BradS4President]

Kings: Karl Malone - Just outside the Top Ten in points and rebounds per game, and shooting almost 50% from the field. Solid Ast/TO ratio and doing well defensively

Raptors: Danny Ferry - Keeping the Raptors in the Race for the 8th seed in the East.

 

[yrtb]

Pacers: Carl Herrera - I mean our entire roster is complete trash, but Herrera is almost averaging a double double at 14.9/9.3 so he's the best of the worst I guess

Lakers: Cedric Ceballos - No real obvious pick here after Magic walked, but Ceballos gets the nod due to being a plus rebounder at SF on a team with awful rebounding almost everywhere else. Starks, Price, and Val Axel all have D rebounding or worse, and starting PF Campbell has C boards

 

[BeatsHaveADream]

Spurs- David Robinson, hes been player of the month 3/3

magic- Shaq, hes better than david robinson

 

[Username]

Scottie Pippen - obvious reasons, top 10 in scoring and the best defensive wing in the league. Probably the best overall wing rn



Warriors: Chris Gatling - idk wtf got into this sude but he’s a powerhouse lmao averaging 23/13 one of the top PFs this year, should expect to see him in the ASG

 

[cavsfan817]

Cavs — Terrell Brandon. Arguably the best young win now guard in the league. Cloud accurately comped him to Lillard and he’s been super efficient and scoring/passing at a high volume. Leading the league in steals as well.

Spurs — David Robinson. Second best big in the league. Gets it done on both ends of the floor and blocks a stupid number of shots. All around great big with few holes in his game

 

[hokeyrules]

Raptors - Michael Hawkins - FA trash is what everyone thought, and here he is getting 16 ppg. A legend. Honestly the only good player playing right now on Toronto.

Sacramento - Karl Malone - easily, one of the best players in the file, is almost propelling Sacramento into the playoffs, and having a ton of rebounds per game.

 

[Donkey]

Juwan Howard - Top scorer on a playoff team, not to mention at PF where there isn't a ton of competition. Production is right in line with an All-Star.

Anthony Mason - Good numbers for a power forward at 12/9 but he's a great defender which doesn't necessarily show up on the box score. Unfortunately he doesn't get blocks/steals which is all the FBB accolades looks for. He deserves more recognition.