Lakers can't keep Boban Marjanovic off the boards, falling narrowly to Kings

Marjanovic pulled down 9 defensive rebounds and added 9 offensive boards in the 96-91 victory for the Kings | Box

Russell Westbrook dominates in blow-out win, scores 47

Westbrook dropped 47 points on 16 of 38 shooting from the field. Washington beat Phoenix, 121-65 | Box

Klay Thompson dominates in blow-out win, scores 36

Thompson dropped 36 points on 12 of 16 shooting from the field. Houston beat Milwaukee, 142-117 | Box

SuperSonics fail to keep Joel Embiid off the boards, but still hold on for win over Clippers

Embiid pulled down 12 defensive rebounds and 3 offensive rebounds in a losing effort. | Box

Klay Thompson pours in 37 points in losing effort

Thompson scored 37 points on 10 of 22 shooting, but it wasn't enough to lift Houston over Phoenix. The Suns prevailed, 131-98 | Box

Lead Story - 11/12/2026

GYSO 2017 All-Star Game

The East defeated the West 119–94 with Russell Westbrook of the Washington Bullets taking home the Most Valuable Player Award. Westbrook led the East with 26 points,8 assists, 6 rebounds, and a steal and blocked shot, respectively. LeBron James of the Chicago Bulls followed up with 19 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals in the win.

James Harden of the Kansas City Kings led the West with 23 points, 5 assists, 3 rebounds, and a steal. Nikola Jokic of the Los Angeles Lakers contributed 9 points, grabbed 12 rebounds, and added 4 assists in the loss.

GYSO 2017 All-Star Game

10/18/2026

GYSO 2016 Draft Order

ROUND 1
1.San Diego Clippers (8 Balls) +3
2. Phoenix Suns (10 Balls) Even
3. Cleveland Cavaliers (6 Balls) +3
4. Los Angeles Lakers (11 Balls) -3
5. Milwaukee Bucks (9 Balls) -2
6. Seattle SuperSonics (7 Balls) -1 (Traded to Indiana Pacers)
7. Boston Celtics (5 Balls) Even
8. San Antonio Spurs (4 Balls) Even
9. Dallas Mavericks (3 Balls) Even
10. Detroit Pistons (2 Balls) Even
11. Washington Bullets (1 Ball) Even
12. Kansas City Kings (40-42)
13. New York Knicks (42-40)
14. Brooklyn Nets (43-39)
15. Atlanta Hawks (44-38)
16. Houston Rockets (45-37)
17. Portland Trail Blazers (49-33)
18. Philadelphia 76ers (50-32)
19. New Orleans Buccaneers (54-28)
20. Denver Nuggets (56-26)
21. Indiana Pacers (60-22)
22. Cincinnati Royals (66-16)
23. Chicago Bulls (71-11)

ROUND 2
1. Los Angeles Lakers (16-66)
2. Phoenix Suns (17-65)
3. Milwaukee Bucks (18-64)
4. San Diego Clippers (24-58)
5. Seattle Supersonics (27-55)
6. Cleveland Cavaliers (28-54)
7. Boston Celtics (36-46)
8. San Antonio Spurs (38-44)
9. Dallas Mavericks (38-44)
10. Detroit Pistons (40-42)
11. Kansas City Kings (40-42)
12. Washington Bullets (41-41)
13. New York Knicks (42-40)
14. Brooklyn Nets (43-39)
15. Atlanta Hawks (44-38)
16. Houston Rockets (45-37)
17. Portland Trail Blazers (49-33)
18. Philadelphia 76ers (50-32)
19. New Orleans Buccaneers (54-28)
20. Denver Nuggets (56-26)
21. Indiana Pacers (60-22)
22. Cincinnati Royals (66-16)
23. Chicago Bulls (71-11)

10/15/2026

GYSO 2016 Draft Lottery Results

The Draft Lottery determines the order of selection for the first three teams only or the teams who originally held the rights if they were traded. The remaining non-playoff teams are selected in inverse order of the win–loss record for the remaining teams, or the teams who originally held the rights if they were traded. Therefore, the team with the worst record in the league is assured of a selection no worse than fourth, the team with the second worst record no worse than fifth and so on.

1. San Diego Clippers (8 Balls) +3
2. Phoenix Suns (10 Balls) Even
3. Cleveland Cavaliers (6 Balls) +3
4. Los Angeles Lakers (11 Balls) -3
5. Milwaukee Bucks (9 Balls) -2
6. Seattle SuperSonics (7 Balls) -1 (Traded to Indiana Pacers)
7. Boston Celtics (5 Balls) Even
8. San Antonio Spurs (4 Balls) Even
9. Dallas Mavericks (3 Balls) Even
10. Detroit Pistons (2 Balls) Even
11. Washington Bullets (1 Ball) Even

GYSO 2016 Draft Lottery Results

10/12/2026

GYSO 2016 Playoffs

Playoff Schedule
Wednesday October 14th: First Round
Thursday October 15th: Conference Semifinals
Friday October 16th: Conference Finals
Saturday October 17th: GYSO 2016 Championship Finals

First Round
(Best-of-5 in the 2-2-1 format)
* (Division Winner)
# (Set by Tie Breaker Rules)

Simulation Times (Pacific Standard Time)
8 AM – Game 1
10 AM – Game 2
12 PM – Game 3
2 PM – Game 4 (If Necessary)
4 PM – Game 5 (If Necessary)

Eastern Conference
(1) *Chicago Bulls (Bye – Central Division Champion)
(2) *Philadelphia 76ers (Bye – Atlantic Division Champion)
(3) Indiana Pacers vs. (6) New York Knicks (Pacers advance 3-1)
(4) Atlanta Hawks vs. (5) Brooklyn Nets (Hawks advance 3-1)

Western Conference
(1) *Cincinnati Royals (Bye – Midwest Division Champion)
(2) *Seattle New Orleans Buccaneers (Bye – Pacific Division Champion)
(3) Denver Nuggets vs. (6) Kansas City Kings (Nuggets advance 3-2)
(4) Portland Trail Blazers vs. (5) Houston Rockets (Trail Blazers advance 3-1)

Semifinals, Finals, Championship
(Best-of-7 in the 2-3-2 format)
* (Division Winner)

Simulation Times (Pacific Standard Time)
6 AM – Game 1
8 AM – Game 2
10 AM – Game 3
12 PM – Game 4

2 PM – Game 5 (If Necessary)
4 PM – Game 6 (If Necessary)
6 PM – Game 7 (If Necessary)

Conference Semifinals

Eastern Conference
(1) *Chicago Bulls vs. (4) Atlanta Hawks (Bulls advance 4-1)
(2) *Philadelphia 76ers vs. (3) Indiana Pacers (Pacers advance 4-2)

Western Conference
(1) *Cincinnati Royals vs. (4) Portland Trail Blazers (Royals advance 4-1)
(2) *New Orleans Buccaneers vs. (3) Denver Nuggets (Buccaneers advance 4-2)

Conference Finals

Eastern Conference
(1) *Chicago Bulls vs. (3) Indiana Pacers (Bulls advance 4-3)

Western Conference
(1) *Cincinnati Royals vs. (2) *New Orleans Buccaneers (Royals advance 4-0)

Get Your Swish On 2016 Championship
(E1) *Chicago Bulls vs. (W1) *Cincinnati Royals (Bulls take championship 4-2)

GYSO 2016 Champion – *Chicago Bulls

10/12/2026

GYSO 2016 Regular Season Standings

1. *Chicago Bulls (71-11) E1 - Central Division, Eastern Conference, & World Champions
2. *Cincinnati Royals (66-16) W1 - Midwest Division & Western Conference Champions
3. Indiana Pacers (60-22) E3
4. Denver Nuggets (56-26) W3
5. *New Orleans Buccaneers (54-28) W2 – Pacific Division Champion
6. *Philadelphia 76ers (50-32) E2 - Atlantic Division Champion
7. Portland Trail Blazers (49-33) W4
8. Houston Rockets (45-37) W5
9. Atlanta Hawks (44-38) E4
10. Brooklyn Nets (43-39) E5
11. New York Knicks (42-40) E6
12. Washington Bullets (41-41) 1 Lottery Ball (1.5%)
13. #Kansas City Kings (40-42) W6
14. #Detroit Pistons (40-42) 2 Lottery Balls (3.0%)
15. #Dallas Mavericks (38-44) 3 Lottery Balls (4.5%)
16. #San Antonio Spurs (38-44) 4 Lottery Balls (6.1%)
17. Boston Celtics (36-46) 5 Lottery Balls (7.6%)
18. Cleveland Cavaliers (28-54) 6 Lottery Balls (9.1%)
19. Seattle Supersonics (27-55) 7 Lottery Balls (10.6%)
20. San Diego Clippers (24-58) 8 Lottery Balls (12.1%)
21. Milwaukee Bucks (18-64) 9 Lottery Balls (13.6%)
22. Phoenix Suns (17-65) 10 Lottery Balls (15.2%)
23. Los Angeles Lakers (16-66) 11 Lottery Balls (16.7%)

Tie Breaker Rules
#Kansas City Kings (8472) over #Detroit Pistons (8404) PF
#Dallas Mavericks (4-2) over #San Antonio Spurs (2-4) H2H

9/18/2026

SWISH HISTORY OF CHAMPIONS

In the 80’s we had various champions including the inaugural winner The Philadelphia 76ers, a new team won each of the first few years with Lakers and Nuggets being among them until 84’ season The New York Knicks went on a crazy run for the first time winning back to back with only the Cavs managing to Win a Chip through the 1988’ season. When the New Orleans Bucs win their first title in 88 with Denver capturing their 2nd world championship the following year in 89’ but of course those Knickerbockers opened up the 90’s era with their Record 4th world Championship. In the 90’s after NYK we seen the Championship blow through the Windy City in 91’ for The Chicago Bulls first ever World Championship. Followed by the Bucs getting to their 2nd Chip to Tie the Nuggets. In 93’ and 94’ respectively we seen our 2nd ever Back to Back titles by the Bulls. In the back half of the 90’s we seen our fair share of gold with 95’,96’,97’ and 98’ all having first time champions in Phoenix, Seattle, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee. In spectacular fashion those Knicks come back around and win the year 99’ Championship. Checking in for 2000’s we got The Brooklyn Nets bringing home their first ever championship. Next, we had Philly with their 2nd championship in 2001 since the inaugural season in 1981’. The Dominance continues as the Knicks win 02’ and 03’ chips, with the Bulls winning their 4th championship a Decade after they last tasted champagne. The Bad Boy Pistons put a halt to the back to backs winning their first championship in 2005’. The Bulls return to glory in 06’ with the Knicks knocking them off in 07’ only for the bulls to return again for 2008’. Los Angeles Jumps in and gets their championship with the longest gap between chips shattered they won in 82’ the 2nd season ever and now again Purple and Gold in 2009 feels right. 10’-11’ we seen our 3rd team win championships back to back with the Bold Bucs introducing us to basketball in the 2010’s, Snapping their 18 year drought. Boston Celtics seen this and say hold my beer and they go Back to Back winning their first and 2nd championship ever. It was only right that the Bulls say hold my Deep Dish and Not only do they go Back to Back again but for the 3rd time this Decade in the league. Bulls now tie the Knicks as the Most Dominant Franchise. In 2016’ who will be next ? Will it be a new team? Will they go back to back also ? Tune in next season for the update on the Swish Chase of Championships …..

1/8/2026

GYSO 2016 Awards

MVP – Stephen Curry (New York Knicks)
Defensive POY – Andre Drummond (Chicago Bulls)
Sixth Man – Hassan Whiteside (Indiana Pacers)
Rookie of the Year – Nikola Jokic (Los Angeles Lakers)
All-Star MVP – Chris Paul (Brooklyn Nets)
Finals MVP – LeBron James (Chicago Bulls)

ALL-NBA Team (MVP Points)
PG Stephen Curry (New York Knicks)
SG James Harden (Kansas City Kings)
SF LeBron James (Chicago Bulls)
PF Paul Millsap (Cincinnati Royals)
C Anthony Davis (New York Knicks)

ALL-Defensive Team (DOY Points)
PG Russell Westbrook (Washington Bullets)
SG James Harden (Kansas City Kings)
SF Kawhi Leonard (Philadelphia 76ers)
PF Paul Millsap (Cincinnati Royals)
C Andre Drummond (Chicago Bulls)

ALL – Rookie Team
PG Langston Galloway (Dallas Mavericks)
SG Tyler Johnson (Atlanta Hawks)
SF T.J. Warren (Cleveland Cavaliers)
PF Jerami Grant (Los Angeles Lakers)
C Nikola Jokic (Los Angeles Lakers)

Division Winners
Atlantic Division Champion – Philadelphia 76ers
Central Division Champion – Chicago Bulls
Midwest Division Champion – Cincinnati Royals
Pacific Division Champion – New Orleans Buccaneers

Conference Winners
Eastern Conference Champion – Chicago Bulls
Western Conference Champion – Cincinnati Royals

GYSO 2016 Champions – Chicago Bulls

GYSO History

2/5/2023

Swish

A swish is not awarded any more points, but it is a sign that the shooter is very accurate and can be good for a player's shooting confidence. Your shot can be a swish on any type of shot, whether it is a two or three-pointer. You should always aim for a swish because that means you will hit the center of the hoop.

"The idea is not to block every shot. The idea is to make your opponent believe that you might block every shot. "- Bill Russell

“Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” – Michael Jordan

“You can’t get much done in life if you only work on the days when you feel good.” – Jerry West

“If you’re afraid to fail, then you’re probably going to fail.” – Kobe Bryant

1/20/2023

Traded Picks

1996
Washington Bullets take Chicago Bulls 1996 1st Round Pick (Rodman/Morris)
Denver Nuggets take New York Knicks 1996 2nd Round Pick (Cassell/Brown)
Cincinnati Royals take Philadelphia 76ers 1996 1st Round Pick (Richmond/Burrell)
Cincinnati Royals take Kansas City Kings 1996 1st Round Pick (Keeves/Mullin)

1997
Cincinnati Royals take Philadelphia 76ers 1997 1st Round Pick (Richmond/Burrell)
Denver Nuggets take Philadelphia 76ers 1997 2nd Round Pick (Johnson/Montross)

1998
Washington Bullets take Cincinnati Royals 1998 1st Round Pick (Robinson/Jordan)
Denver Nuggets take Philadelphia 76ers 1998 1st Round Pick (Keefe/Caffey)
Indiana Pacers take Milwaukee Bucks 1998 1st Round Pick (Stockton/Price)
Seattle Supersonics take Boston Celtics 1998 1st Round Pick (Hill/Ferry)
Kansas City Kings take Seattle Supersonics 1998 1st Round Pick (Billups & R. Wallace)
Seattle Supersonics take New York Knicks 1998 1st Round Pick (Billups/Brown)
Cincinnati Royals take Denver Nuggets 1998 1st Round Pick (Smith/Malone)

1999
Indiana Pacers take Milwaukee Bucks 1999 1st Round Pick (Stockton/Price)
Indiana Pacers take Cincinnati Royals 1999 1st Round Pick (Dele/Funderburke)
Seattle Supersonics take New York Knicks 1999 1st Round Pick (Billups/Brown)
Atlanta Hawks take San Antonio Spurs 1999 1st Round Pick (Robinson & Laettner)
San Antonio Spurs take Chicago Bulls 1999 1st Round Pick (Barkley/Lewis)

2000
Atlanta Hawks take San Diego Clippers 2000 1st Round Pick (LaFrentz/White)
San Antonio Spurs take Chicago Bulls 2000 1st Round Pick (Barkley/Lewis)
San Antonio Spurs return Chicago Bulls 2000 1st Round Pick (Miller/Hamilton)
Detroit Pistons take New York Knicks 2000 1st Round Pick (Williams/Vaughn)
Kansas City Kings take Philadelphia 76ers 2000 1st Round Pick (Caffey/Pippen)
Philadelphia 76ers take Kansas City Kings 2000 2nd Round Pick (Caffey/Pippen)

2001
Chicago Bulls take San Antonio Spurs 2001 1st Round Pick (Miller/Hamilton)
Boston Celtics take Brooklyn Nets 2001 1st Round Pick (Sabonis & Buckner)
San Antonio Spurs take Philadelphia 76ers 2001 1st Round Pick (Strickland/Robinson)
San Antonio Spurs take Philadelphia 76ers 2001 2nd Round Pick (Strickland/Robinson)

2002
Milwaukee Bucks take Brooklyn Nets 2002 1st Round Pick (Voskuhl/Stockton)
San Antonio Spurs take New York Knicks 2002 1st Round Pick (Brown/Miller)
Philadelphia 76ers take Los Angeles Lakers 2002 2nd Round Pick (Smith/Thomas)
Los Angeles Lakers take Washington Bullets 2002 1st Round Pick (Derrick Coleman)

2003
San Antonio Spurs take New York Knicks 2003 1st Round Pick (Brown/Miller)
Chicago Bulls take Seattle Supersonics 2003 1st Round Pick (Curry/Peterson)

2004
San Diego Clippers take Chicago Bulls 2004 1st Round Pick (Miller/Blake)
Boston Celtics take Los Angeles Lakers 2004 1st Round Pick (Skinner/Camby)
Boston Celtics take Chicago Bulls 2004 2nd Round Pick (Smith/Dalembert)
Boston Celtics take Los Angeles Lakers 2004 2nd Round Pick (Stackhouse/Nene)

2005
Boston Celtics take Los Angeles Lakers 2005 1st Round Pick (Skinner/Camby)
Boston Celtics take Chicago Bulls 2005 1st Round Pick (Smith/Dalembert)
Boston Celtics take Chicago Bulls 2005 2nd Round Pick (Smith/Dalembert)
San Diego Clippers take Los Angeles Lakers 2005 2nd Round Pick (Stackhouse/Miles)
Los Angeles Lakers take Denver Nuggets 2005 1st Round Pick (Garnett/Webber)
Los Angeles Lakers take Denver Nuggets 2005 2nd Round Pick (Garnett/Webber)

2006
Los Angeles Lakers take Philadelphia 76ers 2006 1st Round Pick (Allen Iverson)
Seattle SuperSonics take Los Angeles Lakers 2006 1st Round Pick (Lamar Odom)
Cleveland Cavaliers take Washington Bullets 2006 1st Round Pick (2006 1st Round Swap)
Washington Bullets take Cleveland Cavaliers 2006 1st Round Pick (2006 1st Round Swap)
Cincinnati Royals take Cleveland Cavaliers 2006 1st Round Pick Via Washington Bullets (Acquired Royals 2007 1st Round Pick)
Philadelphia 76ers take Washington Bullets 2006 2nd Round Pick (Sweetney/Johnson)

2007
Los Angeles Lakers take Philadelphia 76ers 2007 1st Round Pick (Allen Iverson)
Seattle SuperSonics take Philadelphia 76ers 2007 1st Round Pick Via Los Angeles Lakers (Lamar Odom)
Seattle SuperSonics take Los Angeles Lakers 2007 1st Round Pick (Lamar Odom)
Washington Bullets take Cleveland Cavaliers 2007 1st Round Pick (2006 1st Round Swap)
Washington Bullets take Cincinnati Royals 2007 1st Round Pick (Traded Cavs 2006 1st Round Pick)

2009
Seattle SuperSonics take Chicago Bulls 2009 1st Round Pick (Hill/Udoka)

2010
Cincinnati Royals take Boston Celtics 2010 1st Round Pick (Ginobili/Bargnani)

2011
Chicago Bulls take Los Angeles Lakers 2011 1st Round Pick (Asik/Bibby)
Chicago Bulls take San Antonio Spurs 2011 1st Round Pick (Bryant/Splitter)
Chicago Bulls take Cleveland Cavaliers 2011 1st Round Pick (Anthony/Nash)

2012
Chicago Bulls take Los Angeles Lakers 2012 1st Round Pick (Asik/Bibby)
Chicago Bulls take San Antonio Spurs 2012 1st Round Pick (Bryant/Splitter)
Washington Bullets take San Antonio Spurs 2012 1st Round Pick Via Chicago (George/Koufos)
Chicago Bulls take Cleveland Cavaliers 2012 1st Round Pick (Anthony/Nash)
Washington Bullets take Cleveland Cavaliers 2012 1st Round Pick Via Chicago (George/Koufos)
Chicago Bulls take Phoenix Suns 2012 1st Round Pick (Wright/Faried)
Phoenix Suns take Boston Celtics 2012 1st Round Pick (Garnett/McRoberts)
Indiana Pacers take San Diego Clippers 2012 1st Round Pick (Nowitzki/Johnson)
San Diego Clippers take Indiana Pacers 2012 2nd Round Pick (Nowitzki/Johnson)

2013
Chicago Bulls take San Antonio Spurs 2013 2nd Round Pick (Jerryd Bayless)
Atlanta Hawks take Boston Celtics 2013 1st Round Pick (Bosh/Garnett)
Los Angeles Lakers take Washington Bullets 2013 1st Round Pick (Henson/Hilario)

2014
Atlanta Hawks take Boston Celtics 2014 1st Round Pick (Bosh/Garnett)
Los Angeles Lakers take Washington Bullets 2014 1st Round Pick (Henson/Hilario)
Indiana Pacers take San Antonio Spurs 2014 1st Round Pick (Lin/Brewer)
San Antonio Spurs take Chicago Bulls 2014 1st Round Pick (James/Pope)
San Antonio Spurs take Chicago Bulls 2014 2nd Round Pick (James/Pope)

2015
San Antonio Spurs take Chicago Bulls 2015 1st Round Pick (James/Pope)
San Antonio Spurs take Chicago Bulls 2015 2nd Round Pick (James/Pope)

2016
Indiana Pacers take Seattle SuperSonics 2016 1st Round Pick (Green/Noah)

10/29/2022

Inactive List - 2016-2017 Season

10-11
Yao Ming - Chicago Bulls (Returned)
Brandan Wright - Detroit Pistons (Returned)
Von Wafer - Cincinnati Royals (Returned)
Linas Kleiza - San Antonio Spurs (Returned)
Josh Childress - Phoenix Suns (Returned)

11-12
Gerald Green - Los Angeles Lakers (Returned)
Jonas Jerebko – San Antonio Spurs (Returned)
Mikki Moore – San Antonio Spurs (Returned)
Jeff Ayers – Washington Bullets (Returned)
Sean Williams – Washington Bullets (Returned)

12-13
Jeff Green - Brooklyn Nets (Returned)
Darrell Arthur - Denver Nuggets (Returned)
Andrei Kirilenko - Detroit Pistons (Returned)
Garrett Temple - Detroit Pistons (Returned)
Rasheed Wallace - Los Angeles Lakers (Returned)
P.J. Tucker - San Diego Clippers (Returned)

13-14
Greg Oden – Detroit Pistons (Returned)
Sasha Vujacic - Los Angeles Lakers (Returned)
Derrick Rose - New Orleans Buccaneers (Returned)
Jordan Farmar - New York Knicks (Returned)
Shawne Williams - New York Knicks (Returned)
Andrew Bynum - San Antonio Spurs (Returned)
Channing Frye - Seattle SuperSonics (Returned)

14-15
Henry Walker - Denver Nuggets (Returned)
Brendan Haywood - Indiana Pacers (Returned)
Danilo Gallinari - Philadelphia 76ers (Returned)
Hassan Whiteside - Philadelphia 76ers (Returned)
Justin Holiday - Seattle SuperSonics (Returned)

15-16
James Anderson – Brooklyn Nets (Returned)

16-17
Arinze Onuaku - New Orleans Buccaneers (Returned)
Wilson Chandler - Philadelphia 76ers (Returned)
Jordan Crawford – Phoenix Suns (Returned)
Sergio Rodriguez – Phoenix Suns (Returned)

17-18
Emeka Okafor - New Orleans Buccaneers
Damien Wilkins - New Orleans Buccaneers
Mario Chalmers - San Diego Clippers
Quincy Pondexter - San Diego Clippers