Look at it this way, Bobcats fans: at least “.106 winning percentage” doesn’t make for a very catchy derisive chant. Not only is Charlotte officially the worst team ever, with 23 losses to close out the season (23—the Irony-Meter’s on 10), one month-old Bobcats fans everywhere are wondering if the Bobcats will ever win a [...]
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Jeremy Lin! Lin-Sanity!
By Blogcat on Thursday, February 16th, 2012 | 2 Comments
I don’t actually have anything to say about Jeremy Lin; I’m just trying to drive traffic to our website.[1] In fact, as an NYC resident, I mostly can’t even watch Lin play, due to James Dolan’s dispute with Time Warner.[2] I’ve written about this at length, and the bottom line is that Knicks games aren’t [...]
Read More...Who Will/Could be the Charlotte Bobcats Version of Jeremy Lin?
By Travis Pulver on Sunday, February 12th, 2012 | No Comments
If you have not watched basketball in the last week, than you have no idea who Jeremy Lin is. To find out all you have to do is turn on ESPN. The Asian Sensation has become the hottest name in basketball as he has stepped out of obscurity on February 4 to lead the Knicks [...]
Read More...Carnival of Carnage
By Blogcat on Saturday, January 14th, 2012 | 2 Comments
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 [...]
Read More...‘Cats Continue to Search for Identity and W’s.
By polarcat on Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 | 2 Comments
Jumping out to an early lead Monday night in Gotham was nothing more than a tease as the lowly Bobcats drop another heartbreaker. Then again, when your starting center is DeSagana Diop, it’s very difficult from the outset to envision a win. The ‘Cats came out of the gates with a bang and were very [...]
Read More...Silas Inspires Diaw to Greatness…Or Possibly Does Nothing At All
By Blogcat on Thursday, January 5th, 2012 | 3 Comments
Well this is interesting. According to the Charlotte Observer’s Rick Bonnell, after the atrocity in Cleveland, coach Paul Silas motivated Boris Diaw to a stellar performance against the New York Knicks with an emotional, heart-to-heart discussion. “We had a pow-wow after the game. I told him he just can’t play like that,” said Silas in [...]
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This season set up guaranteed success for the NEXT coach. If the next coach wins 25 games next year, he might get a parade. – May 15, 7:09 PM
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I believe that Henderson's improvement was completely lost in this train wreck of a season. On offense he looked much more comfortable than he did... – May 07, 6:32 AM
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