NeverEnough Presents: Buzz City | A Charlotte Hornets MyGM Experience (NBA2K15)

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Let me just preface this with saying I'm a middle of the road basketball fan at best and have never done a franchise/dynasty/whatever for a basketball game. I've done a few Football ones on OS before and that's where I usually reside, but after taking a long break from that I decided to do something different. I'm from Washington and was hugely into the Sonics growing up and after they moved I somewhat fell off with basketball, although still usually follow the Thunder (yeah I'm in the minority on this one) enough to somewhat know how they're doing. I always catch the NBA playoffs though as that's always great fun to watch.

As for how this is going to go. For now I'm going to go with the play 1 game sim one game philosophy and see how that goes. I chose to do MyGM because I felt it offered some fun aspects and since I'm not super die hard with basketball I don't care about the 30 team control as I do in baseball or football. So I suppose that's it for now, if you have any comments, questions, suggestions, etc. always feel free to PM me or post in here. Thanks!

MyGM Settings
Rosters: Last 2K Update
Sliders: Armor & Swords NBA 2K15 Pro/Sim/Real FG/FT% "Average Joe" Sliders
Quarter Length: 12 Minutes
Sim Quarter Length: 12 Minutes
Draft Class: Generated (gives a little different look to it all I think)
Games: 82, Play 1 Sim 1

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NBA Championships: 0
Conference Championships: 0
Division Titles: 0
Retired Numbers: Bobby Phills #13

Single Season
Miutes Played: Glen Rice - 3362 - 1996/97 Season
Field Goals: Larry Johnson - 728 - 1992/93 Season
Field Goal Attempts: Glen Rice - 1513 - 1996/97 Season
3-Pt Field Goals: Jason Richardson - 243 - 2007/08 Season
3-Pt Field Goal Attempts: Jason Richardson - 599 - 2007/08 Season
Field Goals Missed: Jason Richardson - 820 - 2007/08 Season
Free Throws: Alonzo Mourning - 495 - 1992/93 Season
Free Throw Attempts: 644 - 1994/95 Season
Offensive Rebounds: Larry Johnson - 323 - 1991/92 Season
Defensive Rebounds: Anthony Mason - 649 - 1997/98 Season
Total Rebounds: Larry Johnson - 899 - 1991/92 Season
Assists: Muggsy Bogues - 867 - 1989/90 Season
Steals: Eddie Jones - 192 - 1999/00 Season
Blocks: Alonzo Mourning - 271 - 1992/93 Season
Turnovers: Baron Davis - 246 - 2001/02 Season
Personal Fouls: J.R. Reid - 292 - 1989/90 Season
Points: Glen Rice - 2115 - 1996/97 Season
Field Goal %:Emeka Okafor - .561 - 2008/09 Season
3-Pt Field Goal %: Glen Rice - .470 - 1996/97 Season
Free Throw %: Kelly Tripucka - .910 - 1990/91 Season
Minutes Per Game: Anthony Mason - 43.1 - 1996/97 Season
Points Per Game: Glen Rice - 26.8 - 1996/97 Season
Rebounds Per Game: Anthony Mason - 11.4 - 1996/97 Season
Assists Per Game: Muggsy Bogues - 10.7 - 1989/90 Season
Steals Per Game: Eddie Jones - 3.0 - 1998/99 Season
Blocks Per Game: Alonzo Mourning - 3.5 - 1992/93 Season

Career
Games: Dell Curry - 701
Miutes Played: Muggsy Bogues - 19,768
Field Goals: Dell Curry - 3,951
Field Goal Attempts: Dell Curry - 8,559
3-Pt Field Goals: Dell Curry - 929
3-Pt Field Goal Attempts: Dell Curry - 2,294
Field Goals Missed: Dell Curry - 4,608
Free Throws: Gerald Wallace - 1,998
Free Throw Attempts: Gerald Wallace - 2,752
Offensive Rebounds: Larry Johnson - 1,186
Defensive Rebounds: Gerald Wallace - 2,623
Total Rebounds: Emeka Okafor - 3,516
Assists: Muggsy Bogues - 5,557
Steals: Muggsy Bogues - 1,067
Blocks: Alonzo Mourning - 684
Turnovers: Muggsy Bogues - 1,118
Personal Fouls: Dell Curry - 1,357
Points: Dell Curry - 9,839
Field Goal %: Kenny Gattison - .528
3-Pt Field Goal %: Tony Delk - .469
Free Throw %: Kelly Tripucka - .879
Minutes Per Game: Glen Rice - 40.8
Points Per Game: Glen Rice - 23.5
Rebounds Per Game: Emeka Okafor - 10.7
Assists Per Game: Muggsy Bogues - 8.8
Steals Per Game: Eddie Jones - 2.8
Blocks Per Game: Alonzo Mourning - 3.2

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Reserve spot #6

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Alright that's it for the reserved stuff, feel free to post and welcome to Buzz City

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Rich Cho Ousted Yet Again

Whatever the reasons may be, Rich Cho just isn't long for the position of general manager. Cho originally an intern with the Seattle Supersonics in 1995 while finishing a law degree from Pepperdine University and was later hired in 1997.

From there he would serve in a few different positions and even made the trip to Oklahoma City when the team was sold and allowed to relocate. After a couple seasons under the Thunder, Cho went back north and became the 9th general manager of the Portland Trailblazers. Unfortunately for Cho that lasted less than a year, but found his feet with the Charlotte Bobcats.

Even with the improvemnt last season, however, management felt that with the change back to the Hornets, it was time to move on to a new manager. Enter Korey Mison. Mison is somewhat of a parallel of Cho, as he too previously worked with the Thunder organization, as well as being somewhat successful in business management positions prior to basketball.