Lead Story - 7/21/2025

GYSO 2005 Playoffs

Playoff Schedule
Wednesday July 23rd: First Round
Thursday July 24th: Conference Semifinals
Friday July 25th: Conference Finals
Saturday July 26th: GYSO 2005 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)
6 AM – Game 1
9 AM – Game 2
12 PM – Game 3
2 PM – Game 4 (If Necessary)
4 PM – Game 5 (If Necessary)

Eastern Conference
(1) *#Detroit Pistons (Bye – Central Division Co-Champs)
(2) *New York Knicks (Bye – Atlantic Division Champs)
(3) *#Chicago Bulls (Central Division Co-Champs) vs. (6) #Atlanta Hawks
(4) Indiana Pacers vs. (5) Philadelphia 76ers

Western Conference
(1) *Los Angeles Lakers (Bye – Pacific Division Champs)
(2) *Dallas Mavericks (Bye – Midwest Division Champs)
(3) Houston Rockets vs. (6) Seattle SuperSonics
(4) #Phoenix Suns vs. (5) #Cincinnati Royals

7/21/2025

GYSO 2005 Regular Season Standings

1. Los Angeles Lakers (71-11) W1 - Pacific Division Champion
2. #Detroit Pistons (61-21) E1 - Central Division Co-Champion
3. #Chicago Bulls (61-21) E3 - Central Division Co-Champion
4. New York Knicks (57-25) E2 - Atlantic Division Champion
5. Dallas Mavericks (52-30) W2 - Midwest Division Champion
6. Houston Rockets (50-32) W3
7. #Phoenix Suns (45-37) W4
8. #Cincinnati Royals (45-37) W5
9. Indiana Pacers (43-39) E4
10. #Philadelphia 76ers (42-40) E5
11. #Seattle Supersonics (42-40) W6
12. #San Antonio Spurs (39-43) 1 Lottery Ball (1.5%)
13. #Portland Trail Blazers (39-43) 2 Lottery Balls (3.0%)
14. #San Diego Clippers (35-47) 3 Lottery Balls (4.5%)
15. #Atlanta Hawks (35-47) E6
16. #Boston Celtics (35-47) 4 Lottery Balls (6.1%)
17. Kansas City Kings (32-50) 5 Lottery Balls (7.6%)
18. Washington Bullets (31-51) 6 Lottery Balls (9.1%)
19. New Orleans Buccaneers (29-53) 7 Lottery Balls (10.6%)
20. #Denver Nuggets (25-57) 8 Lottery Balls (12.1%)
21. #Cleveland Cavaliers (25-57) 9 Lottery Balls (13.6%)
22. #Milwaukee Bucks (25-57) 10 Lottery Balls (15.2%)
23. Brooklyn Nets (24-58) 11 Lottery Balls (16.7%)

Tie Breaker Rules
#Detroit Pistons (4-2) over #Chicago Bulls (2-4) H2H
#Phoenix Suns (3-2) over #Cincinnati Royals (2-3) H2H
#Philadelphia 76ers (8600) over #Seattle SuperSonics (8438) PF
#San Antonio Spurs (4-1) over #Portland Trail Blazers (1-4) H2H
#San Diego Clippers (2-0) over #Atlanta Hawks (0-2) H2H
#Atlanta Hawks (4-2) over #Boston Celtics (2-4) H2H
#Denver Nuggets (2-0) over #Cleveland Cavaliers (0-2) H2H
#Cleveland Cavaliers (4-2) over #Milwaukee Bucks (2-4) H2H

7/14/2025

GYSO 2005 All-Star Game

The West defeated the East 116–113 with Kevin Garnett of the Los Angeles Lakers winning the Most Valuable Player Award. Garnett scored 14 points, grabbed 9 rebounds, dished out 9 assists, and had 3 blocked shots in the win. Amar'e Stoudemire of the Houston Rockets contributed 15 points and pulled down 12 rebounds in the contest.

Larry Hughes of the Detroit Pistons led the East with 24 points, 5 assists, and 3 rebounds. Stephon Marbury of the New Jersey Nets contributed 22 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds in a losing effort.

GYSO 2005 All-Star Game

6/18/2025

GYSO 2004 Draft Order

ROUND 1
1. San Diego Clippers (8 Balls) +3
2. Brooklyn Nets (10 Balls) Even
3. Atlanta Hawks (6 Balls) Even +3
4. New Orleans Buccaneers (11 Balls) -3
5. Milwaukee Bucks (9 Balls) -2
6. Portland Trail Blazers (7 Balls) -1
7. Philadelphia 76ers (5 Balls) Even
8. Kansas City Kings (4 Balls) Even
9. San Antonio Spurs (3 Balls) Even
10. Washington Bullets (2 Balls) Even
11. Cincinnati Royals (1 Ball) Even
12. Boston Celtics (42-40)
13. Houston Rockets (42-40)
14. Detroit Pistons (46-36)
15. Denver Nuggets (50-32)
16. Phoenix Suns (50-32)
17. Cleveland Cavaliers (54-28)
18. Seattle Supersonics (56-26)
19. Indiana Pacers (59-23)
20. Los Angeles Lakers (61-21) – Traded to Boston Celtics
21. Dallas Mavericks (61-21)
22. New York Knicks (68-14)
23. Chicago Bulls (77-5) – Traded to San Diego Clippers

ROUND 2
1. New Orleans Buccaneers (13-69)
2. Brooklyn Nets (14-68)
3. Milwaukee Bucks (19-63)
4. San Diego Clippers (22-60)
5. Portland Trail Blazers (23-59)
6. Atlanta Hawks (26-56)
7. Philadelphia 76ers (28-54)
8. Kansas City Kings (30-52)
9. San Antonio Spurs (33-49)
10. Washington Bullets (34-48)
11. Cincinnati Royals (35-47)
12. Boston Celtics (42-40)
13. Houston Rockets (42-40)
14. Detroit Pistons (46-36)
15. Denver Nuggets (50-32)
16. Phoenix Suns (50-32)
17. Cleveland Cavaliers (54-28)
18. Seattle Supersonics (56-26)
19. Indiana Pacers (59-23)
20. Los Angeles Lakers (61-21) – Traded to Boston Celtics
21. Dallas Mavericks (61-21)
22. New York Knicks (68-14)
23. Chicago Bulls (77-5) – Traded to Boston Celtics

6/15/2025

GYSO 2004 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. Brooklyn Nets (10 Balls) Even
3. Atlanta Hawks (6 Balls) Even +3
4. New Orleans Buccaneers (11 Balls) -3
5. Milwaukee Bucks (9 Balls) -2
6. Portland Trail Blazers (7 Balls) -1
7. Philadelphia 76ers (5 Balls) Even
8. Kansas City Kings (4 Balls) Even
9. San Antonio Spurs (3 Balls) Even
10. Washington Bullets (2 Balls) Even
11. Cincinnati Royals (1 Ball) Even

GYSO 2004 Draft Lottery Results

1/20/2024

GYSO 2004 Awards

MVP – Kobe Bryant (Chicago Bulls)
Defensive POY – Kevin Garnett (Los Angeles Lakers)
Sixth Man – Tim Duncan (New York Knicks)
Rookie of the Year – LeBron James (San Antonio Spurs)
All-Star MVP – Shaquille O'Neal (Phoenix Suns)
Finals MVP – Kobe Bryant (Chicago Bulls)

ALL-NBA Team (MVP Points)
PG Stephon Marbury (Brooklyn Nets)
SG Kobe Bryant (Chicago Bulls)
SF Peja Stojakovic (Chicago Bulls)
PF Kevin Garnett (Los Angeles Lakers)
C Dirk Nowitzki (Indiana Pacers)


ALL-Defensive Team (DOY Points)
PG Jason Kidd (Los Angeles Clippers)
SG Kerry Kittles (Phoenix Suns)
SF Jim Jackson (Dallas Mavericks)
PF Kevin Garnett (Los Angeles Lakers)
C Ben Wallace (New York Knicks)

ALL – Rookie Team
PG Dwyane Wade (New Orleans Buccaneers)
SG LeBron James (San Antonio Spurs)
SF Carmelo Anthony (Cleveland Cavaliers)
PF Udonis Haslem (Detroit Pistons)
C Chris Bosh (Atlanta Hawks)

Division Winners
Atlantic Division Champs – New York Knicks
Central Division Champs – Chicago Bulls
Midwest Division Champs – Dallas Mavericks
Pacific Division Champs – Los Angeles Lakers

Conference Winners
Eastern Conference Champs – Chicago Bulls
Western Conference Champs – Denver Nuggets

GYSO 2004 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)

10/29/2022

Inactive List - 2004-2005 Season

03-04
Dana Barros - Boston Celtics (Returned)
Samuel Dalembert - Boston Celtics (Returned)
Jason Hart - New York Knicks (Returned)
Antonio McDyess - New York Knicks (Returned)
DerMarr Johnson - Los Angeles Lakers (Returned)
Alonzo Mourning - Los Angeles Lakers (Returned)
Lamond Murray - Dallas Mavericks (Returned)
Oliver Miller - Indiana Pacers (Returned)
Olden Polynice - Cincinnati Royals (Returned)

04-05
Eddie Griffin - Chicago Bulls (Returned)
Grant Hill - Boston Celtics (Returned)
Smush Parker - Dallas Mavericks (Returned)
Maurice Evans - Detroit Pistons (Returned)

05-06
Ime Udoke - Chicago Bulls
Charlie Bell - Dallas Mavericks
T.J. Ford - San Antonio Spurs
Alvin Williams - Phoenix Suns

06-07
Anthony Parker - Atlanta Hawks
Roger Mason - Seattle SuperSonics