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Where do we go from here?

During a solid 2009-10 season for the Bobcats, we had our first All-Star in Gerald Wallace, we had our first winning record, and we had our first playoffs birth.  With all of that momentum, great things were expected for the future.  Then things fell apart. Before the 2010-11 season even began, Raymond Felton left in [...]

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Blogcat Forever

Allow me to reintroduce myself, my name is HUGH, H-to-the-U-G-Uh, never mind.  Anyone who visited this site in the mid- to late-aughts might angrily recall my lame jokes and entirely fact-free analysis—mostly about my dog, Lincoln, but occasionally about the Bobcats as well.  However, right around the time that Larry Brown announced he’d fallen in [...]

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Lockout Linkage: Applauding the Motivated

This NBA Lockout has sapped the will to write completely out of me. When I think about the very real possibility that I may not being able see my beloved NBA until possibly November of 2012 it’s enough to  make me physically ill. With that being said, I would like to recognize those that are [...]

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BobcatsPlanet Radio #204

BobcatsPlanet Radio #204 Steven and TJ discuss all the latest happenings since the last show, including the dismissal of Larry Brown and subsequent hiring of Paul Silas, the trade of Gerald Wallace, and the playoff push. Taped 3/13/11.

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Kat’s Litter Box

Post All-Star break/ Wallace & Nazr trade First off Gerald “Crash” Wallace, You will be missed. Any true Bobcats fan has appreciated your effort which has continued from day one after the expansion draft. So my inaugural blog pooping goes to the Bobcats front office. But this poop I might just seal in a bag [...]

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16 Games and…

In 28 games, Larry Brown went 9-19. In just 16, Silas has won 10 games to 6 losses. Extrapolate that over 82 games, and Silas, using the same roster, would win 52 games to Brown’s 26. But it’s more than just the numbers.

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