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As of 11/19 2003 - 2004 ROSTER Team: JKnights 1 Team: Rainbows 2 Team: Madman 3 Owner: Isaac Owner: Carl Owner: Nathan NAME POS TEAM NAME POS TEAM NAME POS TEAM Kevin Garnett F Timberwolves Tim Duncan C Spurs Shaquille O'Neal C Lakers Ray Allen G Supersonics Shawn Marion F Suns Allen Iverson G 76ers Jermaine O'Neal C Pacers Steve Francis G Rockets Amare Stoudemire F Suns Vince Carter G Raptors Jason Terry G Hawks Steve Nash G Mavericks Gilbert Arenas G Wizards Ricky Davis F Cavaliers Jerry Stackhouse G Wizards Andrei Kirilenko F Jazz Donyell Marshall F Bulls Lamar Odom F Heat Predrag Stojakovic F Kings Jason Williams G Grizzlies Kurt Thomas C Knicks Jamal Crawford G Bulls Juwan Howard F Magic Michael Redd G Bucks Theo Ratliff C Hawks Eric Snow G 76ers Shane Battier F Grizzlies Ron Artest F Pacers Jamaal Magloire C Hornets Matt Harpring F Jazz Team: Wasabi Belly 4 Team: Blank 5 Team: Loose Screw 6 Owner: Randall Owner: Chris Owner: Keith NAME POS TEAM NAME POS TEAM NAME POS TEAM Dirk Nowitzki C Mavericks Tracy McGrady G Magic Paul Pierce G Celtics Elton Brand F Clippers Ben Wallace C Pistons Baron Davis G Hornets Gary Payton G Lakers Stephon Marbury G Suns Yao Ming C Rockets Shareef Abdur Rahim F Hawks Pau Gasol F Grizzlies Chris Webber F Kings Sam Cassell G Timberwolves Jamal Mashburn F Hornets Drew Gooden F Magic Zydrunas Ilgauskas C Cavaliers Rasheed Wallace F Trailblazers Caron Butler F Heat Brian Grant F Heat Jalen Rose G Bulls Michael Finley G Mavericks Jamaal Tinsley G Pacers Chauncey Billups G Pistons Rashard Lewis F Supersonics Troy Murphy F Warriors Alonzo Mourning C Nets Antonio Davis C Raptors Jason Richardson G Warriors Glenn Robinson F 76ers Anthony Carter G Spurs Team: Ctity Worker 7 Owner: Eric NAME POS TEAM Kobe Bryant F Lakers Jason Kidd G Nets LeBron James G Cavaliers Carmelo Anthony F Nuggets Michael Olowokandi C Timberwolves Karl Malone F Lakers Andre Miller G Nuggets Antoine Walker F Mavericks Kenyon Martin F Nets Brad Miller C Kings.

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