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Thaaat’s More Like It

Back to life, back to reality for the Bobcats.  Charlotte ushered in the new year with a blow-out bloodbath against the Magic that they spectacularly topped two nights later against the Heat. The Magic loss was a dreary affair, made all the more pitiful with announcer Steve Martin constantly saying things like, “And with that [...]

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The Bobcats must learn to play the losing hand.

I hate to be the one to say “I told you so”, but here we are 1-3 to start the season as predicted. A heartbreaking loss to the Heat at home started a 3 game losing streak involving the Magic at home, and a blow out loss to the Heat at the American Airlines Arena. [...]

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These Charlotte Bobcats are not Half Bad

When the season finally got started a lot of the talk surrounding the Charlotte Bobcats was not all too positive to say the least. For the most part the team is pretty young; there is not a lot of experience on it; there really isn’t a go-to player in the group. While I understand the [...]

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Officially over: Bobcats lose to the Magic 111-102

The Bobcats have been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention after losing to Orlando. The ‘Cats were once again playing without the injured Stephen Jackson, but Gerald Henderson shined with a 32 point night for Charlotte. The Bobcats had four starters, DJ Augustine the lone exception, score in double figures. Surprisingly, offense was not the problem [...]

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No surprises, Magic too much for Bobcats

The game started out well when DJ drew a foul on Dwight Howard in the opening seconds of the 1st half. However, the Bobcats stopped attacking the rim and couldn’t get DH to commit his second foul. This led to a rough 1st half. A barrage of three pointers by Arenas and Ryan Anderson and [...]

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Charlotte Bobcats fall victim to another slow start

Lets see if this sounds familiar to you.  The Bobcats fall down early by double digits to [insert opposing team name], Fight there way back into the game late in game behind hot shooting by [insert player name here] only to fall flat and fail in the closing minutes. I know that Larry Brown teams [...]

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