so do you have to draft the players according to that year that you select? Or can you draft any season for the players involved for the finals year you select

Alright, I'll take 1994-1995 (Houston - Orlando)

Quote: Originally posted by earlmantis on 10/31/2009so do you have to draft the players according to that year that you select? Or can you draft any season for the players involved for the finals year you select

You have to draft them according to the year you pick.

08 Celts Lakers please

Can't pass up on the opportunity to play Skywalker and the Doctor together. Put me down for the ABA 1976 and lets see what I can make of a team with two great swingmen no Point Guards.

Welcome earlmantis and wandmtribe!

I'll take 1984 Celtics over the Lakers

1993 Finals. Bulls and Suns.

I'll take 2004 - 2005 Spurs and Pistons

90-91 Bulls/Lakers

Awesome. Thanks for joining guys.

Quote: Originally Posted By wandmtribe on 11/01/2009

Can't pass up on the opportunity to play Skywalker and the Doctor together. Put me down for the ABA 1976 and lets see what I can make of a team with two great swingmen no Point Guards.

Brian Taylor, Bill Melchionni, and Teddy McClain might do the trick.

The finals that year was an absolute blast. It was secondary only, in my opinion, to the 73-74 Pacers/Colonels finals...although I was hoping the Carolina Cougars would break through that year.

I am glad to see another owner interested in the ABA.

Quote: Originally Posted By Amos_Rusie on 11/02/2009

Quote: Originally Posted By wandmtribe on 11/01/2009

Can't pass up on the opportunity to play Skywalker and the Doctor together. Put me down for the ABA 1976 and lets see what I can make of a team with two great swingmen no Point Guards.

Brian Taylor, Bill Melchionni, and Teddy McClain might do the trick.

The finals that year was an absolute blast. It was secondary only, in my opinion, to the 73-74 Pacers/Colonels finals...although I was hoping the Carolina Cougars would break through that year.

I am glad to see another owner interested in the ABA.

Those are the guys I will go with - along with one of my personal all-time favorite college players, Monte Towe.

Quote: Originally Posted By wandmtribe on 11/02/2009

Quote: Originally Posted By Amos_Rusie on 11/02/2009

Quote: Originally Posted By wandmtribe on 11/01/2009

Can't pass up on the opportunity to play Skywalker and the Doctor together. Put me down for the ABA 1976 and lets see what I can make of a team with two great swingmen no Point Guards.

Brian Taylor, Bill Melchionni, and Teddy McClain might do the trick.

The finals that year was an absolute blast. It was secondary only, in my opinion, to the 73-74 Pacers/Colonels finals...although I was hoping the Carolina Cougars would break through that year.

I am glad to see another owner interested in the ABA.

Those are the guys I will go with - along with one of my personal all-time favorite college players, Monte Towe

I have a great deal of appreciation for John Wooden, but the 1974 Wolfpack team was awesome. The Duke/UK NCAA Regional Final Game pales in comparision to the The 2 OT NCAA semi final game between UCLA and N.C. State.

I'll take 96-97 Bulls-Utah