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Bobcats May One Day Play LIke 2 Year-Olds, Coach Enthuses

Oh brother, didn’t we just play these two teams?  Cheering for the Bobcats is starting to feel like cheering for Law & Order reruns.  The Bobcats played the Bucks and the Hawks each for the second time in about 5 minutes, and the outcome on both occasions was the same as always: miserable, humiliating failure.  [...]

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Atlanta, Please Donate Your Organ

Did anyone catch NBA Commissioner David Stern’s remarks to the New Orleans Times-Picayune?  He proudly announced that the Hornets are very close to having a new team owner with a sweet deal “that will have a very favorable lease, important capital improvements, intense tax benefits and a new TV deal to boot.’’  First of all, [...]

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Carnival of Carnage

The Bobcats game against the Knicks was blacked out again for those of us in the NYC-area—and that was the highlight of the week.  That relatively close loss was followed up with increasingly worse results against the Rockets and the Hawks.  Opposing teams aren’t just dribbling circles around Charlotte, they’re dribbling Epcot Centers.  The offense [...]

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Bobcats Fail to Finish, Scare Anyone

With the Hawks dead on their feet after a triple-OT loss, and with the Bobcats pathetically unable to take advantage, Friday’s game should have been dubbed the Atlanta Zombies against the Charlotte Cripples.  Atlanta point guard Jeff Teague—clearly still suffering from bite wounds the night before—was unable to penetrate, and the Hawks in general moved [...]

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First Impressions

In the obligatory “hype-up-any-newcomer-who-shows-signs-of-competence” article following Tuesday’s preseason game, the Charlotte Observer’s Tom Sorensen wrote, “Every time (Kemba) Walker had the ball you sat up a little straighter and stopped talking with the people next to you, because you knew something was going to happen and it probably was going to be good.”  Judging by [...]

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Charlotte Bobcats vs. Atlanta Hawks:Bobcats Last Shot Beats Hawks 88-86

The Bobcats played the first quarter with a sense of intensity their fans had been hoping to see. They matched the Hawks to end the first quarter with a 27-27 tie. The second quarter saw the “Hyde” versus the Dr. Jekyll of the first. The Hawks scored 18 unanswered points before the ‘Cats managed to [...]

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