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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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The Charlotte Bobcats – Minnesota Timberwolves Recap: The Ivan Koloff Edition

When you are chatting away with a bunch of friends while watching the Bobcats get an overtime win over the Timberwolves, a lot of strange topics tend to come up. While in the BCP Chat Room last night we had in depth discussions on the following topics: If DJ Augustin shaved his head, He would [...]

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Charlotte Bobcats survive the Minnesota Timberwolves to get first home win

As you can see from the highlights below, this was far from an easy win. It took all of the following to get this win in the books:

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Offense returns: Bobcats beat the Timberwolves (108-95)

The Bobcats vs. the Timberwolves 3/24/10 The best way to begin a home-stand is with a solid win and that is exactly what the Bobcats accomplished against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Bobcats finally scored over one hundred points in a game after three games that saw them struggle to put the ball in the basket. [...]

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5th year franchises

In my quest for context with this whole success thing that the Bobcats seem to be having lately, I’ve looked to the other previous franchises in their early existence.  I’m really curious to see how we line up.  There doesn’t seem to be a blueprint or any type of standard that has been set.  No [...]

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BigCat’s Post Turkey Day Recap

Last night I had the best tickets I’ve ever had for a sporting event in my life. Keetch hooked me up with his 4th row behind the Bobcats bench seats. It was fantastic. I’ve not been that close to players since the old days at Paul Porter Arena (AKA The Boiling Springs Bakery) at Gardner-Webb. [...]

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