#SLOE: People's Basketball Sim League

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Same

I really had to marvel at the explosive athletes that define the draft in 2026.
There are so many great prospects of all sizes, but I think Caleb Wilson looks like a cornerstone for a franchise.
That boy got size, and bounce, and he added a 3 ball that is a game changer.
I like him over the scoring ...

C: Steve Stipanovich (C) - 28
PF: Terry Tyler (PF) - 38
SF: Sidney Moncrief (SF) - 38
SG: Sleepy Floyd (PG/SG) - 38
PG: Mark Price (PG) - 38
6th: Albert King (SF) - 10
7th: Carey Scurry (SG) - 10
8th: Mel Turpin (PF) - 10
9th: Jon Koncak (C) - 20
10th: Jerome Lane (SG) - 10
11th: Mike Brown (PF ...

What player from the 2026 NBA draft would you have wanted to select for your NPBSL team?
What do you expect this player to do in the NBA?
How would have such a talent contributed to your team?

Rules: 1 point if you give thoughtful answers, which I will award after the timer ends for responses. The ...

Bullets Decline:

Sleepy Floyd
Albert King

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Bullets Sign
Darryl Dawkins
Carey Scurry

Got a "new" Doc AND some solid bench production that is cost controlled for the season. Best part is that between these moves and some others, I was able to get my ass under the tax threshold and reset my lux tax repeater status... which in turn can help me prolong my dynasty.


You're 3 and 5 in ...

The deadline is a holiday for me.
I try to negotiate trades all season long, but the deadline puts juice in at least half the league every season.
It's the time when the margins close and the fringe get a haircut.
The recent deadline gift I gave was Lister the last time, when he helped Doug win the ...

Bullets recommended

Bullets release Juwann Oldham

Pacers Send:
Terry Tyler (Bullets)
IND 92 1st (Bullets)
MIN 92 1st (Bullets)
5 points (Bullets)

Wolves Send:
Jerome Kersey (Celtics)
Sidney Moncrief (Bullets)
5 points (Bullets)

Celtics Send:
Craig Ehlo (Wolves)
Ricky Pierce (Wolves)
10 points (Bullets)

Bullets Send:
Alton Lister (Wolves ...

Thanks for the great communication.
Glad it went through.

Bullets Accept

What makes for a good deadline deal?
Who are some of the star players you added or shipped at the deadline, and how did the trade impact winning that season?
What is the same or different or the same about trading at the deadline as opposed to the rest of the season?

Rules: 1 point if you give ...

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I'm gonna go Nuggets and Blazers up and down respectively.

I didn't think I would ever see a season where Blunt Trauma went out of style, but Wig made a major miscalculation on the sanity level of this league, and GM's willingness to throw imaginary money in all directions.
I think the move he ...

Yeah
I'm glad you omitted.
I LOVE the idea of foolish teams maxing a bunch of Average Joes when the Bullets aren't there to bail them out. I'm all for tax distribution as well! Let's get our coins up.

C: Alton Lister (C) - 38
PF: Steve Stipanovich (PF) - 38
SF: Dominique Wilkins (SF) - 38
SG: Dan Majerle (SG) - 38
PG: Mark Price (PG) - 38
6th: Craig Hodges (SG) - 10
7th: Albert King (SF) - 10
8th: Sleepy Floyd (PG) - 10
9th: Mike Brown (C) - 10
10th: Clemon Johnson (PF) - 10
11th ...

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Looks like the Warriors and Pacers are going to return to the playoffs after a few years of rebuilding, while the Nets, Blazers, and Pistons are likely to break long streaks of competing in the postseason.
Which teams in the middle of the pack have the most intriguing stories?
What stands out about ...

This has some interesting points.
It makes me want to suggest an unlimited and open RFA.
No limit on how many bids you put in, complete transparency on what the bids are, and the ability to the team with rights to negotiate a sign and trade.
Top 4 bids for each player will be input along with the ...

Might surprise some people with this one but I think the rash decision is more dangerous.
It's important to make the deals that make you better, but understanding what that means is complex, and it involves more than trading for better current attributes or production.
I'm going to go with regret ...

Does indecision hurt team building?
Or are rash decisions made on a whim more dangerous?
What is your experience of either holding off on a trade that you probably should have made, or diving into a trade without thinking it through, and regretting it after?

Rules: 1 point if you give thoughtful ...

C: Steve Stipanovich (C) - 38
PF: Mike Brown (PF) - 38
SF: Albert King (SF) - 38
SG: Dan Majerle (SG) - 38
PG: Mark Price (PG) - 38
6th: Craig Hodges (SG) - 10
7th: Sleepy Floyd (PG) - 10
8th: Anthony Bonner (SF) - 10
9th: Clemon Johnson (PF) - 10
10th: Jawann Oldham (C) 10
11th: Jerome Lane (SG ...