Official Test Layout Thread

MRN · Jan 1, 2009

Fabs0 said:
Just a quick try on a simple header... what do you think? I still don't like how I got the logo in, looks a bit weird to me.

I like the logo.

Mit · Jan 2, 2009

Yeah. The header looks pretty clean.

MRN · Jan 3, 2009

VS

T-Wolves Get 1st Win!

Jefferson gets ready for one of his 5 blocks on the night.

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Team|1|2|3|4|Final
Minnesota|27|37|26|20|110
Denver|26|32|25|31|112[/table]

Minnesota Stats:
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Player|Pts|Reb|Ast|Stl|Blk|FG-A|3PT-A|FT-A
C.Booth|35|5|7|1|2|12-27|2-4|9-12
C.Brewer|32|2|2|0|1|12-21|8-16|0-0
B.Cardinal|12|2|0|0|0|5-6|2-2|0-0
R.Carney|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
J.Collins|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
R.Foye|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
R.Gomes|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
A.Jefferson|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
K.Love|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
M.Madsen|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
R.McCants|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
M.Miller|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
K.Ollie|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
C.Smith|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
S.Telfair|11|2|11|2|0|4-11|1-4|2-2
[/table]
Denver Stats:
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Player|Pts|Reb|Ast|Stl|Blk|FG-A|3PT-A|FT-A
C.Anderson|30|3|10|5|0|13-24|4-9|0-0
C.Anthony|27|12|2|0|2|12-18|0-1|3-3
C.Atkins|14|4|1|1|1|6-14|0-5|2-2
R.Balkman|12|2|9|4|0|6-6|0-0|0-0
C.Billups|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
A.Carter|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
S.Hunter|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
D.Jones|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
L,Kleiza|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
K.Martin|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
Nene|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1|0-0
C.Samb|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
JR.Smith|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1
S.Weems|11|2|3|3|0|5-12|0-4|1-1|0-0
[/table]

Player Of The Game:
A.Jefferson

Next Game:

Mit · Jan 3, 2009

Layout looks good for the most part, but I'm sure you can find better logos.

Onez · Jan 3, 2009

(Banner is made by deviantthoughts)

0-2 - 0-3

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|1st|2nd|3rd|4th|Total
Atlanta Hawks|26|24|26|24|100
New Orleans Hornets|21|27|21|27|96[/table]
Chandler's 17 and 13 push the Hornets past the Hawks
Chris Paul added a season high 17 assists

Above: Dwyane Wade dunks from the dotted line

1st Half
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Q1|Q2|1st Half
Atlanta Hawks|26|24|50
New Orleans Hornets|21|27|48[/table]
James couldn't solve San Antonio's stifling defense and the pick-and-rolling Spurs, as fundamental and selfless as ever, outclassed Cleveland in an 85-76 victory in Game 1 on Thursday night.

Tim Duncan had 24 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks, and Tony Parker added 27 points and seven assists for the Spurs, who began their quest for a fourth championship since 1999 with a defensive clinic on James and the Cavs, making their first appearance in The Finals.

With the eyes of Texas, a curious hoops nation and the world upon him, the 22-year-old James, who has rarely failed to rise to any occasion, flopped like never before.

James shot just 4-of-16 from the field and finished with 14 points and six turnovers in 44 exhausting minutes. Led by Bruce Bowen, their top defensive agitator, the Spurs grounded Cleveland's soaring superstar.

"If I went by one guy, another guy stepped up,'' James said. "For us to have a chance to win, I have to play better.''

James' first foray into the finals was hyped in the days leading up to the game as many wondered if he could deliver the way Michael Jordan once did.

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1st Half Highlights

2nd Half
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Q3|Q4|2nd Half
Atlanta Hawks|26|24|50
New Orleans Hornets|21|27|48[/table]
James couldn't solve San Antonio's stifling defense and the pick-and-rolling Spurs, as fundamental and selfless as ever, outclassed Cleveland in an 85-76 victory in Game 1 on Thursday night.

Tim Duncan had 24 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks, and Tony Parker added 27 points and seven assists for the Spurs, who began their quest for a fourth championship since 1999 with a defensive clinic on James and the Cavs, making their first appearance in The Finals.

With the eyes of Texas, a curious hoops nation and the world upon him, the 22-year-old James, who has rarely failed to rise to any occasion, flopped like never before.

James shot just 4-of-16 from the field and finished with 14 points and six turnovers in 44 exhausting minutes. Led by Bruce Bowen, their top defensive agitator, the Spurs grounded Cleveland's soaring superstar.

"If I went by one guy, another guy stepped up,'' James said. "For us to have a chance to win, I have to play better.''

James' first foray into the finals was hyped in the days leading up to the game as many wondered if he could deliver the way Michael Jordan once did.

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2nd Half Highlights

Team Stats
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|FG%|3PTs|FTs|TOs|Fouls|Rebs
Atlanta Hawks|46|3/8|8/11|11|10|31
New Orleans Hornets|53|2/12|9/10|7|10|32[/table]
Boxscores

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=75em"]Name|Pts|Reb|Ast|Stl|Blk|TO|FG|3PT|FT|+-
J. Smith|24|12|6|0|2|2|11/19|0/0|2/3|-1
J. Johnson|21|4|1|4|0|0|9/18|1/1|2/4|-3
A. Horford|14|6|2|0|2|2|6/14|0/0|2/2|-8
M. Bibby|10|2|6|0|0|0|4/10|2/5|0/0|+4
M. Williams|8|3|2|1|1|1|4/8|0/0|0/0|+2[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=75em"]Name|Pts|Reb|Ast|Stl|Blk|TO|FG|3PT|FT|+-
J. Posey|20|5|1|1|1|1|9/19|1/6|1/1|+0
T. Chandler|17|13|1|2|5|2|8/9|0/0|1/1|+9
D. West|17|4|1|0|4|4|8/12|0/0|1/2|-1
M. Peterson|14|4|2|0|0|0|6/10|0/1|2/2|+3
C. Paul|6|1|17|2|0|0|1/9|0/3|4/4|+1[/table]
Player of the Game

Tyson Chandler
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~ Current Record: 0-3

LC AAU · Jan 4, 2009

Looks good,

T.Dot · Jan 7, 2009

(0-1)Detroit at (1-0)Atlanta

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Game Summary

1st Quarter

The Georgia Dome was hopping as the Lions came out of the tunnel in their alternate silver and black uniforms. The captains went to the center of the field for the toss and would win. The Detroit Lions and their QB Dan Orlovsky would start the season off with the football.

Orlovsky started out with a bang, completing a dump pass that went for ten yards to rookie Kevin Smith. Smith would be the main workhorse on the drive but the Lions would be stopped on three down after a sack. Jason Hanson would easily hit the field goal to put Detroit up 3-0. The Lions joy was shortlived as on the first play of the Falcons drive, Matt Ryan's first NFL throw went for six as he hooked up with Harry Douglas who juked the defenders out of their shoes and went 72 yards to paydirt.3-7 On the very first play of the next drive Orlovsky was looking deep for Calvin Johnson but instead was picked by safety Eric Coleman who ran 20 yards downfield before being tackled. The quarter would end with the Falcons driving in Lions territory.

Score

3

7

2nd Quarter

Michael Turner hurt himself on the very next play and trainers announced he was done for the game with what looked like a strained pectoral. Turner's backup-Jerious Norwood- would be stopped two row before taking a handoff off tackle for an easy 10 TD run.3-14 The Lions would be forced to punt on the next drive so Ryan had the ball again. Ryan would throw to Norwood but good defense stopped the runner at the one and forced the Falcons to settle for a FG.3-17 Again, on the first play of the drive Orlovsky was looking for Johnson but was picked, this time by Brent Grimes, giving the Falcons good field position. Ryan was sacked twice in a row forcing a Falcons FG from 42 yards but Jason Elam calmly hit it.3-20

Score

3

20

3rd Quarter

The Falcons would start with the ball since the Lions started the game with it. Ryan would drive the Falcons down the field and the drive would end with a 43 yard Elam FG.3-23 Everytime on the next drive the Lions looked like they were in a hole, Johnson would come up with clutch third down receptions, thanks to Johnson the Lions scored their first touchdown of the season courtesy of Jerome Felton.10-23

Score

10

23

4th Quarter

Ryan would lead the Falcons down the field but again they had to settle for an Elam FG.10-26 Avieon Cason would give the Lions good field position as he took the kickoff to midfield.The Lions would go for it on 4th and 23 but wouldn't convert which effectively ended the game. The Lions never quit and on the next drive Ernie Sims made a play that will change the Falcons season. Sims came on the blitz and hit Ryan unawares from behind ending his season because of a ruptured disk. Elam would hit another FG on the next play. 10-29 Orlovsky would be picked on the first play by Lawyer Milloy and the Falcons would end the game on kneel downs.

Final Score

10

29

Team|1|2|3|4|Final

|3|0|7|0|10

|7|13|3|6|29

Final Analysis

The Lions' offense was terrible. Plain embarrassing. The Lions D kept the team from being destroyed, holding Elam to six field goals. Ernie Sims was a man child injuring the Falcons two best players during the same game.

Statistics

Passing

PLAYER|ATT|COMP|COMP%|TD|INT|RAT
Dan Orlovsky|26|15|57%|0|3|40.1

Rushing

PLAYER|ATT|YARDS|AVR|TD
Kevin Smith|4|12|3.0|0
Jerome Felton|1|4|4.0|1

Receiving

PLAYER|REC|YDS|TD
Kevin Smith|5|8|0
Calvin Johnson|4|81|0
Travis Taylor|2|24|0
Adam Jennings|1|20|0
John Standeford|1|21|0

Defensive

PLAYER|TKCL|SCK|INT
Ernie Sims|10|1|0
Jordan Dizon|5|0|0
Daniel Bullocks|5|0|0
Cliff Avril|4|1|0
Ikaika Alama-Francis|4|1|0

Passing

PLAYER|ATT|COMP|COMP%|TD|INT|RAT
Matt Ryan|19|16|84%|1|0|136.3

Rushing

PLAYER|ATT|YARDS|AVR|TD
Jerious Norwood|18|65|3.6|1
Michael Turner|4|3|0.7|0

Receiving

PLAYER|REC|YDS|TD
Roddy White|4|77|0
Harry Douglas|3|98|1
Justin Peelle|3|34|0
Michael Jenkins|2|17|0
Ben Hartsock|2|17|0
Jerious Norwood|2|13|0

Defensive

PLAYER|TKCL|SCK|INT
Lawyer Milloy|5|0|1
Jamaal Anderson|1|1|0
Curtis Lofton|4|1|0
Brent Grimes|0|0|1
Erik Coleman|4|0|1

Mit · Jan 25, 2009

nymetsfan1575 said:
--Quad City Picks Up First Affiliate Win versus Admirals--

Center Nick Sigona skates up ice.

(0-0-0-0)

2 ----- 1

(0-0-0-0)

QC - 1 | 0 | 1 || 2
MIL - 1 | 0 |0 || 0
Scoring
1st Period
Goals: (QC) Nick Sigona, (MIL) Man Lover
Assists: (QC) Braeden Smyth
2nd Period
None
3rd Period
Goals: (QC) Braeden Smyth
Assists: (QC) Nick Sigona

Game Summary
In the first anugural game of the Quad City Blaze 2009 AHL season...(more text there)

[Video goes here]

1) Nick Sigona 1 G 1 A

2) Braeden Smyth 1 G 1 A

3) Man Lover 1 G 0 A

Looks very nice. Very concise and very neat.

chazmaniandevil · Feb 8, 2009

lol at jake peavy

packersfan4eva · Feb 8, 2009

(1-0) @

(0-1)

Wolves Overcome Slow Start (again) to Win on the Road

[table="head"]Team|1st|2nd|3rd|4th|Total
Wolves|22|21|22|28|93
Nuggets|29|21|18|18|86[/table]

Al Jefferson's 2nd Straight Double-Double (18 points, 10 rebounds) helped down the stretch

Fans, experts, and just about everyone else thought this game was going to be a blowout. The Nuggets, coming off their first loss of the season, were looking to rebound against the not-so-great Timberwolves. Well, maybe I'm wrong about the Wolves being not-so-great. As it would turn out, the T-Wolves started out with another poor 1st quarter, then quickly rebounded to outscore the Nuggets the rest of the way. "This is almost a mirror image of what happened to us last game," said Sebastian Telfair, who had 15 points and 11 assists to help Minnesota, "We started off badly, and then played well the rest of the game." "Maybe they're for real," said Chauncy Billups, who was 3rd on the Nuggets in scoring with 15 points.

The Timberwolves end the week on a 2 game winning streak.

PLAYER STATS
[table="head"]Name|Points|Rebounds|Assists|Blocks|Steals|Shooting
Al Jefferson|18|10|4|3|0|9-15
NenÃª|18|13|3|1|0|9-13
Carmelo Anthony|16|8|2|0|1|6-8
Sebastian Telfair|15|1|11|0|3|4-12
Chauncey Billups|15|2|7|1|1|4-18
Mike Miller|12|2|1|0|0|5-8
Kenyon Martin|12|7|1|2|1|6-9
Randy Foye|11|4|5|0|2|4-9
Kevin Love|11|8|2|0|0|5-8
Dahntay Jones|10|2|2|0|0|5-8[/table]

packersfan4eva · Feb 8, 2009

Chad0034 said:
the pic will most likely be a MLB 2K share picture.. anything i should change that you guys dont like?

i think it's fine

The Messenger · Feb 9, 2009

That "This Week In Baseball" thing is going to be hard to do every week and will slow you down. I'd suggest more of a bi-weekly thing.

The Messenger · Feb 9, 2009

Redoing. See page 7.

The Messenger · Feb 9, 2009

Chad0034 said:
nice^^^

I'm already doing it. Forgot about the little boxes you can do.

The Messenger · Feb 9, 2009

This is a layout for the stat leaders I'll do twice a month. Please don't rip.

Top Storylines
- Ryan Howard is the king of all power hitters, he's crushing the competition for the NL East first place Phillies.
- Tim Lincecum is quite possibly the best pitcher in baseball, too bad his Giants haven't heard of run support... oh wait, he doesn't need it.
- Johan Santana is having another great year. Let's just say, the Mets weren't screwed in that deal.

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LC AAU · Feb 9, 2009

That sucks because there are no cubs in there

Anyways, seems good to me.

T.Dot · Feb 10, 2009

(1-0) @ (0-1)

Relief Pitching costs Jays game

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=25em"]Team|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|F|H|E

|1|0|0|0|0|0|0|4|5|10|16|1

|0|0|1|0|0|0|0|8|0|9|18|4[/table]
W- Joel Zumaya (1-0)
L- B.J. Ryan (0-1)
S- N/A

HR- DET: Cabrera 1(1)
RBI- DET: Cabrera 4(4) Thames 1(1) Ordonez 2(2) Polanco 1(1) Inge 2(2) TOR: Millar 2(2) Barajas 1(1) Wells 2(2) Overbay 1(1) Rios 1(1) Hill 1(1) Bautista 1(1)
SB- N/A

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Manager's Monologue:

"I think that we should have won this game. No offense to any of my peers but it was what, a 1-1 game when Cito took me out? I think we need stronger pitching behind the starters if we want to contend at all this season. It also really hurt us that Jose [Bautista] and Travis [Snider] combined for our four errors, I will be glad when Vernon goes back to his outfield spot so that we have a good fielder back there to help Travis and work with Alex."

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--Tigers Breakdown--

1-Guillen, Carlos 3-5
2-Polanco, Placido 1-3 RBI
3-Cabrera, Miguel 3-5 2 2B HR 4 RBI
4-Ordonez, Magglio 2-5 2 RBI
5-Thames, Marcus 3-5 RBI 2B 3B
6-Inge, Brandon 2-4 2 RBI
7-Granderson, Curtis 0-5
8-Laird, Gerald 0-5
9-Everett, Adam 2-4 2B

Justin Verlander: 7.0 IP 11 H 4 ER 1 K
Joel Zumaya: 1.2 IP 2 H
Freddy Dolsi: 0.1 IP 4 H 4 ER
Bobby Seay: 0.0 IP 1 H 1 ER

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--Jays Breakdown--

1-Scutaro, Marco 0-5
2-Hill, Aaron 2-5 RBI
3-Rios, Alex 3-5 RBI 2 2B
4-Wells, Vernon 2-5 2 RBI 2B
5-Millar, Kevin 3-5 2 RBI
6-Snider, Travis 1-5
7-Overbay, Lyle 4-5 RBI 2 2B
8-Barajas, Rod 1-4 RBI
9-Bautista, Jose

Roy Halladay: 7 IP 8 H 2 ER 3 K
Jason Frasor: 1.0 IP 4 H 2 ER
B.J. Ryan: 0.2 IP 2 H ER
Jesse Carlson: 0.1 IP 2 H 2 ER

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Record
0-1

The Messenger · Feb 10, 2009

This is a layout for the standings I'll do twice a month. Please don't rip.

Top Storylines
- The Tampa Bay Rays are on top of the best division in baseball... go figure.
- The NL West is looking tight, but it seems the late addition of Man-Ram has propelled the Dodgers over the competition.
- It's another close race in the NL East, and once again it will come down to the Mets or Phillies.

AL East

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=25em"]Team|Record|Win%|GB|L10|Streak
Tampa Bay Rays|97-65|.599|-|6-4|W1
Boston Red Sox|95-67|.586|2.0|6-4|W1
New York Yankees|89-73|.549|8.0|8-2|L1
Toronto Blue Jays|86-76|.531|11.0|5-5|W1
Baltimore Orioles|68-93|.422|28.5|1-9|L1[/table]

AL Central

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=25em"]Team|Record|Win%|GB|L10|Streak
Chicago White Sox|89-74|.546|-|4-6|W3
Minnesota Twins|88-75|.540|1.0|5-5|L1
Cleveland Indians|81-81|.500|7.5|6-4|L1
Kansas City Royals|75-87|.463|13.5|7-3|L1
Detroit Tigers|74-88|.457|14.5|3-7|L2[/table]

AL West

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=25em"]Team|Record|Win%|GB|L10|Streak
Los Angeles Angels|100-62|.617|-|7-3|W1
Texas Rangers|79-83|.488|21.0|4-6|L1
Oakland Athletics|75-86|.466|24.5|4-6|L5
Seattle Mariners|61-101|.377|39.0|4-6|W3[/table]

I'll put the NL in later.

chazmaniandevil · Feb 17, 2009

test

Yawkey Way · Feb 17, 2009

April 5th, Fenway Park:Game 1

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RBI:----
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Game Recap:
Fenway Park-Opening day at Fenway Park was a thriller, as the Red Sox and Rays mixed it up in more ways than one. James Shields and Coco Crisp got into it early, as Coco crisp dodged a shields haymaker, and then drilled him in his mother fucking mouth.

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Pitching

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=18em"]Player|IP|H|BB|KK|R|ER|W/L
Josh Beckett|9|0|0|27|0|0| 1-0[/table]

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[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=18em"]Player|IP|H|BB|KK|R|ER|W/L
Scott Kazmir|9|0|0|27|0|0|1-0[/table]

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