Join us Tuesday night in the chat room ( register to gain access ) for what has become a yearly ritual where Commissioner Stern screws the Charlotte Bobcats fans out of prime draft position.

Need a refresher? Over the years, Stern and his clearly rigged lottery have managed to position the Bobcats one slot behind Dwight Howard, Chris Paul and Anthony Davis. Join us in the chat room Tuesday night to mourn with us as we get screwed out of Nerlens Noel.

So it has come to this.

Rick Bonnell is reporting in the Charlotte Observer that polls have gone out to the season ticket holders asking them if they would like to get rid of the current Bobcats name and return to the name of the city’s old franchise. The Charlotte Hornets.

Would adopting “Hornets,” the nickname first associated with NBA basketball in Charlotte, drive up sales of game tickets and team merchandise?

The Bobcats are already engaged in market research to find out. They’ve hired Harris Interactive, a nationally prominent polling company, to survey both current Bobcats customers and the general Charlotte sports market about a possible change.

What are the chances that at the end of this season Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is the player that is awarded the 2013 NBA rookie of the year award. I think it is much, much better than people realize for a number of reasons.

• His energetic style of play is a style that will catch the voters’ eye
• The small forward position is wide open for him. He should get all the minutes that he can handle from day one
• Mike Dunlap’s defensive minded approach should fit him perfectly
• The Charlotte Bobcats have the biggest room for improvement. A 20+ jump in the win column is not something that is very far fetched. In fact even if they could improve by 25 wins they would still only go 32-50.

If you haven’t seen the latest installment The Bobcats Planet Comic: Dark Knights then you are missing comic book then you are missing comedy gold.

Read and Enjoy!!

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Over the last few games Charlotte Bobcats rookie Bismack Biyombo has shown everyone a small glimpse  of what we have to look forward to from him. In the last 3 games he is averaging 10.3 rebounds and a jaw dropping 5 rebounds per game. When a rookie puts up those kind of numbers, everyone takes notice. Take a look at what people are saying. And remember you can watch every Bobcats game in 2012 with NBA League Pass on DIRECT TV.