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Pacers Wrap and Bobcats at Milwaukee 10/30

Hope you guys are over the 0-2 start…I know I’m not.  Last Night’s loss to the Pacers is a tough one to swallow.  Being up by 10 or 9 throughout much of the 2nd and 3rd quarters only to let it fall apart in the fourth quarter is troubling.  Danny Granger led scoring with 33 [...]

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Preview: Indiana Pacers at Charlotte Bobcats 10/29/2010

This post is written with a heavy heart.  I will not be in attendance for Friday night’s home opener versus Indiana.  I moved up north of Raleigh and gave up my season tickets.  I think this is the first home opener I’ve missed since I broke my leg back in ’07.  A season which yielded [...]

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Win streak ends: Bobcats lose to Pacers (99-94)

The Bobcats vs. the Pacers 3/16/10 I think anyone that follows the Bobcats knows this is the best team that has played in Charlotte with the Bobcats name. But, they still have growing pains on the way to (we hope) their first ever play-off appearance. The team was coming off what could be argued as [...]

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Charlotte Bobcats / Indiana Pacers Recap 1/25

I asked myself at one point during the first half of tonight’s game, the Bobcats embarking on their 5 game 10 day road trip in Indiana, “Self, what do you think about the ‘Cats as a 3 point shooting team?”    “Well, my dear friend, you’re terribly good looking by the way, the Bobcats probably [...]

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Bobcats/Pacers/Roadtrip Preview

After last night’s dominating win against the Suns at home and wrapping up a 4 game home stand that showed 3 wins and 1 last second loss, the Bobcats embark on a 5 game road trip Sunday night at Indiana.  The road trip, which I am pretty sure is the longest of the season, will [...]

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Blogcat’s take 4/15

(Note: This is what I get for posting this late: first, the Pacers go on to get eliminated from the playoffs, rendering the second paragraph moot; second, Bob Johnson publicly vents his frustrations over the taxing life of being a billionaire sports owner, making a bunch of claims that–though I haven’t read them thoroughly yet–are undoubtedly [...]

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