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Tanks For The Memories

It doesn’t take Keith Olbermann to call this a countdown.  Nor does it take Beyonce, Rush, and T.I.  Nor would Europe be wrong in calling it the final countdown.  Perhaps even Megadeth wouldn’t be going too far in calling it a countdown to extinction.  With just 8 games to go in this Somali election of [...]

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Bobcats Lose in OT, Despite What My Television Says

On Friday against the Nuggets, TV commentator Steve Martin announced that it was the 22nd time that Charlotte had allowed 50 points in the paint.  I was absolutely shocked to hear this—shocked that it had been only 22 times (the following night against the Pistons made it 23).  I could have sworn it was more, [...]

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Detroit Offensive Rebound City

Yuck.  After Wednesday night, I can honestly say that the only thing worse than the lockout has been the actual season.  The Bobcats were flayed by the Pistons—mostly due to Greg Monroe, who had a trillion rebounds, 750 billion of which were offensive.  Games against teams like Detroit are probably the most wretched of all, [...]

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When Will the Pain End for the Charlotte Bobcats and Their Fan(s)?

My goal is to always remain optimistic without being completely unrealistic when I write my posts, but I have to say that the Charlotte Bobcats are making it awful hard to do that these days. The scene from White Men Can’t Jump where Wesley Snipes is getting hustled by Woody Harrelson keeps coming to mind [...]

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Sadly Bad: Bobcats lose to the Pistons 111-102

I had concerns about this Bobcat team from the first day of the season. When you see that an NBA team only has two legitimate starters on the roster, and one of those two players  is traded during the season, you have the makings of a frustrating campaign. Gerald Wallace was traded; and the other [...]

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Charlotte Bobcats defeat the Detroit Pistons in Paul Silas’ debut

I wonder if Larry Brown watched the game?  If he did I would love to know what his thoughts were when he saw these very un-Larry Brownish things occurring on the court last night. Gerald Henderson being used in the starting lineup and playing 28 minutes. DJ Augustin taking long jumpers early in the shot [...]

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