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In case anyone looks back at this for whatever reason, I will leave the update that the season is gone, therefore this log is done, also, my current computer can barely even play stuff this crappy.


DeathJohnson, a man of questionable background, has started his own basketball team to join the BBA. He has an Arena on a Rooftop for his teams games, and black and white uniforms, only black in away games.

Scouting reports are as follows:

Garret Backe:
The captain of the team, though perhaps not the best just yet, with seasoning he should be great.
Inside Shot: 6/10
Outside Shot: 6/10
Ball Handling: 5/10
Defense: 5/10
Quickness: 5/10

Ryosuke Fujisawa:
A horrible shooter, he misses everything but the easiest layups, his value lies in getting the ball, and then he has just enough ball handling skill to get it to a better shooter.
Inside Shot: 1/10
Outside Shot: 1/10
Ball Handling: 5/10
Defense: 10/10
Quickness:10/10

Newton Donnell:
He's an amazing shooter, who can hit shots from literally anywhere on the court. His limitations lie in the fact that he can do hardly anything else, so if he was heavily guarded, he'd be useless.
Inside Shot: 10/10
Outside Shot: 10/10
Ball Handling: 5/10
Defense: 1/10
Quickness: 1/10

The backup players for the team are Kenny Kawaguchi, and Vicki Kawaguchi, who are both considerably more skilled at basketball than a first impression would indicate.

The Dime Droppers first game is a home game against the Denver Nuggets.

This is very much off-topic, but are you DeathJohnson?!?!?!
And this is cool, I'll follow.

Dime Droppers win first game of season:

Dime Droppers: 104
Nuggets: 55

The whole game was a blowout from the start, the Nuggets falling behind early and never getting any closer. The Dime Droppers walked all over them, even their worst offensive player got through the defenders with a couple dunks. Donnell made several 3 point shots from behind half court, and the team played good defense, only fouling once.

Player of the Game Award went to:
Newton Donnell:
62 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals.

Awards/Milestones (and brace yourself, there are a lot of them in the first game):

Format:

Player Awarded
Accomplishment
Stat point gained (and what it becomes with the gain)

Newton Donnell
30 points in a game
Outside Shot (Already maxed)

Newton Donnell
20 points in a game
Inside Shot (Already maxed)

Newton Donnell
5 3-pointers in a game
Outside Shot (Already maxed)

Newton Donnell
5 steals in a game
Quickness (Now 2/10)

Garret Backe
30 points in a game
Outside Shot (Now 7/10)

Garret Backe
20 points in a game
Inside Shot (Now 7/10)

Garret Backe
10 assists in a game
Ball Handling (Now 6/10)

Garret Backe
5 3-pointers in a game
Outside Shot (Now 8/10)

Garret Backe
5 steals in a game
Quickness (Now 6/10)

Garret Backe
Triple Double
Defense (Now 6/10)

Ryosuke Fujisawa
10 assists in a game
Ball Handling (Now 6/10)

Ryosuke Fujisawa
5 blocks in a game
Defense (Already maxed)

Ryosuke Fujisawa
5 steals in a game
Quickness (Already maxed)


The next Dime Droppers game is against the Portland Trailblazers, the Dime Droppers will be playing at home.

They are also surprisingly good at soccer. Especially Vicki.

They suck at baseball though. BTW, is this on PC?

Post 500!

Actually, in the original backyard baseball, Kenny had a 2/4 in power, 3/4 in speed, 4/4 in pitching, and 2/4 in defense. This pretty much kicks the crap out of Angela Delvecchio, who was the only other 4/4 pitcher (3, 1, 4, and 1).

Really? In '01 and '03, he's suckalicious. I'll pull up their stats l8r.

Weirdly enough, his pitching in 05 was 4... out of 10. and his 5 power wasn't enough to be useful. Contact, Speed, and Defense were all 7s. The speed wasn't really enough to take advantage of the contact, so his only real advantage was as a shortstop since his defense was decent and his wheelchair made him immune to the Sonic Boom power-up, which was one of the more common power-ups.

Yes, that's the most annoying part of this log, I can't type things up as I go, I have to write them, then type them.

I'm writing the small game summaries from memory. And partially making them up, it's not like you can prove any of these things didn't happen, and in my memory, they did. I'm not intentionally making anything up.



Dime Droppers win again at home:



Dime Droppers: 127
Trailblazers: 50

The Dime Droppers are starting to prove their early dominance may not be a lucky fluke, as they took an even bigger win against the Trailblazers, winning by 77 points. By the end of the game, the Trailblazers seemed to stop trying, giving several turnovers resulting in Dime Dropper field goals. After hitting a few fairly simple shots, even Ryosuke was able to heat up enough to hit a couple 3 pointers from behind the halfcourt line.

(Really, you know the game is easy when the worst possible shooter can hit shots from that far back)

Player of the Game: Garret Backe:
47 points, 4 rebounds, 14 assists, 5 blocks, 17 steals.

Awards/Milestones: (I forgot to check them in the endgame screen, so I hope I didn't miss any)

Garret Backe
Double Double
Ball Handling (Now 7/10)

Garret Backe
5 blocks in a game
Defense (Now 7/10)

Ryosuke Fujisawa
Triple Double
Inside Shot (2/10)


The Dime Droppers next game is another home game, this time against the New Jersey Nets. They will, no doubt, be trying to extend their win streak to a third game.

I know! I write down every stat as it happens, because when the game ends, you can't look at game stats.

Dime Droppers dominate again, winning by 100 points:



Dime Droppers: 134
Nets: 34

The Dime Droppers are continuing to look unstoppable at home, using perfect teamwork and even more perfect ballhogging. Everyone on the team took plenty of shots and scored plenty of points, though the defense got a bit lazy in the fourth quarter, the Dime Droppers still won by a considerable amount.

Player of the Game: Garret Backe:
60 points, 4 rebounds, 11 assists, 5 blocks, 13 steals.

Awards/Milestones:

Ryosuke Fujisawa
20 points in a game
Inside Shot (Now 3/10)

Ryosuke Fujisawa
5 3-pointers in a game
Outside Shot (Now 2/10)

Ryosuke Fujisawa
Double Double
Outside Shot (Now 3/10)


The Dynamic Dime Droppers' next game will be against the Seattle SuperSonics, who are also undefeated. Will they be able to beat these basketball bionics, and on the road no less? Only time will tell.