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- Posted on: Sat, 11/12/2011 - 2:23pm #33776

McDunkinHaving spent his entire life in a much warmer climate, Ricky Rubio says he’ll adjust to the cold and snow in Minny, and having heard nothing but good things about the town and its fans from Kevin Garnett, Rubio says he’s excited to begin his career as a Timberwolf. From the Star Tribune: “The Wolves point guard is spending the lockout training twice a day and playing high-level pickup ball in California. Six thousand miles from home and perhaps even farther yet from his first NBA game, Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio has prepped in Los Angeles for his new life and new league by scrimmaging with Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce by day and — at least just once — visiting the city’s freak shows by night. ‘I like to lead a normal life,’ the 21-year-old from Spain said in a telephone interview from L.A. on an unusual rainy Friday afternoon, ;but I went to Hollywood Boulevard for Halloween and everybody was dressing up and it was fun. It was amazing all the people that were there. I really liked it.’ He left Barcelona and the Euroleague far behind and arrived in California last month to train twice a day and play pickup ball with athletes he will call opponents whenever this lengthening NBA lockout ends … His father has visited him in Los Angeles, and his mother arrives next week. He’ll also return to Minnesota in the next few weeks to search for a place to live. It will be his first time back since he was introduced at a Target Center news conference in June. During his week here, he played ball with new teammates Kevin Love, Michael Beasley, Derrick Williams, Wes Johnson, Anthony Randolph, Martell Webster and others for the first time. … ‘I know the weather won’t be like that when I go back,’ Rubio said. ‘I love the place. The people are so nice. I talk with KG, too, and he talked to me great things about Minnesota. He said the crowd cheers very hard for the team. They love the sport. We have to fight to give them what they are waiting for us to do, to win. I’m from Barcelona and now I’m in California, so Minnesota will be a big change. In the end, you have your house and you have the skywalks to go through, so that will make it easier for me. I have seen snow before: For a week in the mountains, but for no more than a week. But I’m ready, ready to get started, ready to make my dream come true. It doesn’t matter the weather. In the beginning, it will be funny. In the end, it will be hard.’”
http://www.slamonline.com/online/nba/2011/11/kevin-garnett-sold-ricky-rubio-on-minnesota/
0 - Posted on: Sat, 11/12/2011 - 5:37pm #607949

Bmore_DCParticipantgreat post…i was just about to start a franchise with the Twolves on 2k12 haha
0 - Posted on: Sun, 11/13/2011 - 12:46pm #608007
aamir543ParticipantWhy the Timberwolves when you could choose the 98 Lakers. With young Kobe and slightly less fat Shaq and Fisher with hair, and a prime Eddie Jones, Elden Campbell and Robert Horry, I beasted with them. Kobe had 50,000 points in his career when he retired, and if you increase Fisher’s shot tendencies, he can average 20 and 6.
0 - Posted on: Sun, 11/13/2011 - 1:13pm #608009

apb540ParticipantCuz you can’t start a franchise with a retro team (as far as I know.) Plus, the T-Wolves are crazy good in that game. Rubio, Wes J, Beasley, D-Williams, and Love with a bunch of athletes and shooters off the bench. Count me in.
0 - Posted on: Sun, 11/13/2011 - 3:46pm #608029
aamir543ParticipantYou actually can. But first you need to unlock the teams, and then you have to chose "customize leage" in Association Mode and then replace the retro team with whatever team you want. I replace the Cavs, lol. DId you know That Timmy D can average 40 and 16 before he even gets into his prime? And that Hakeem can get 20 and 10 in less than 30 MPG?
0 - Posted on: Mon, 11/14/2011 - 2:54pm #608120
The Scare Crow ReturnsParticipantI would totally play an association with all legendary teams if there was 30 with No repeats…
0 - Posted on: Mon, 11/14/2011 - 5:52pm #608159
aamir543ParticipantUm, odly enough, there are 30 teams, but the 98 Utah Jazz are repeats.
And Shaq with Orlando is an absolute BEAST. If only someone taught him how to shoot free throws.
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