The CSL

The Golden Age Hoops has switched to DDSPB2018. The 1996-97 regular season starts next Sunday, November 4th.

We started in the 1976-77 season and we are still running. We were using the very first version of the series until last season, which resulted in a half-empty league as the game could not be purchased anymore. Therefore, we decided to change to the new engine in order to attract new GM's.

This is the link to our forum: https://nah.boards.net/

And this link for the available teams: http://nah.boards.net/thread/464/open-teams

Below is a brief description of the available teams, with last season record between brackets and the main players with their age between brackets.

Boston Celtics (16-66): Clyde Drexler (34), Xavier McDaniel (33), Derek Fisher (22), Blair Rasmussen (34), A.C. Green (33).

Charlotte Hornets (29-53): Shawn Kemp (27), Dikembe Mutombo (30), Terrell Brandon (26), Dejan Bodiroga (23), Richard Dumas (27).

Cleveland Cavaliers (45-37, 1st round exit): Roy Tarpley (32), John Stockton (34), Nick Anderson (29), Detlef Schrempf (34), Ron Harper (33).

Dallas Mavericks (24-58): Latrell Sprewell (26), Glenn Robinson (24), Ervin Johnson (29), Greg Anthony (29), Victor Alexander (27).

Golden State Warriors (25-57): Karl Malone (33), Jalen Rose (24), Manute Bol (34), Rex Chapman (29), Dominique Wilkins (37).

Houston Rockets (30-52): Larry Johnson (27), Jason Kidd (23), Sam Cassell (27), Elden Campbell (28), Stacey Augmon (28).

Indiana Pacers (53-29, 1st round exit): Hakeem Olajuwon (34), Alonzo Mourning (26), Glen Rice (29), Toni Kukoc (28), Robert Pack (27).

Miami Heat (52-30, 2nd round exit): Tim Hardaway (30), Vlade Divac (28), Loy Vaught (28), Sarunas Marciulionis (32), Vernon Maxwell (31).

Milwaukee Bucks (41-41, 1st round exit): Chris Webber (23), Dana Barros (29), Chris Mullin (33), Brian Williams (27), Tom Gugliotta (27).

New York Knicks (54-28, 1st round exit): Derrick Coleman (29), Kevin Johnson (30), Mitch Richmond (31), Duane Causwell (28), Vinny Del Negro (30).

Philadelphia 76ers (53-29, Eastern Conference Finalists): Mahmoud Abdul Rauf (27), Arvydas Sabonis (32), Pervis Ellison (29), Rod Strickland (30), Clark Kellogg (35).

Phoenix Suns (34-48): Patrick Ewing (34), Eric Murdock (28), Dan Majerle (31), Kevin Gamble (31), Othella Harrington (23).

Seattle Supersonics (54-28, 1st round exit): Scottie Pippen (31), Charles Smith (31), Mark Jackson (31), Juwan Howard (23), Brian Grant (24).

Utah Jazz (47-35, Western Conference Finalists): David Robinson (31), Allan Houston (25), Steve Smith (27), Sherman Douglas (30), Clarence Weatherspoon (26).

Washington Bullets (27-55): Reggie Miller (31), Steve Nash (22), Danny Manning (30), Stanley Roberts (26), Tyrone Hill (28).

As you can see, there are all kind of teams available, from contenders to rebuilding teams. If interested, visit our forum and let us know.

How many GMs do you have right now? Which teams are still open? You are a great guy/awesome commish so it has to be a great league. I would be interested.

It's definitely a great league. Was in it for a long time as co-commish. Then real life happened and I could only do one league.

Yeah I know that feeling. But with the overall activity drop in the CSL since this season, I think it's doable to handle a second league. But it only makes sense if they have enough GMs. So shoot me a message if something is open @Manu.

One more question, are you planning to move to dds19? It's easy to import, isnt it? So might be a good situation to recruit people.

Of course, you are all welcome. Right now we have half of the teams available (see first post). That's partly my fault, as I resisted for too long to make the switch to the current engine, and that resulted in an half-empty league. We got two new GM's this week and we will hopefully be adding some more in the near future.

It's a low maintenance league as there are no media requirements, just the basic GM duties: posting DC's, signing FA's, drafting ...

As for DDSPB19, we just made the switch to 18.

mgtr81 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 04, 2018 5:47 pm Of course, you are all welcome. Right now we have half of the teams available (see first post). That's partly my fault, as I resisted for too long to make the switch to the current engine, and that resulted in an half-empty league. We got two new GM's this week and we will hopefully be adding some more in the near future.

It's a low maintenance league as there are no media requirements, just the basic GM duties: posting DC's, signing FA's, drafting ...

As for DDSPB19, we just made the switch to 18.

Sounds good. Gonna check out the page the upcoming week to make a decision which team to take. I own 18, so it's easy to get into the rhythm right away. Concerning DDS19.. Wasnt meant that Im expecting a fast move given it has still many glitches. But aint a switch from 18 to 19 very easy in general?