If you had any question how well liked young Stephen Curry is in the Queen City, then that was certainly answered tonight. Returning home to Charlotte as a Golden State Warrior, the rookie received a standing ovation in player introductions and was cheered nearly every time he touched the ball. However, Gerald Wallace, DJ Augustin, and Boris Diaw helped the Charlotte Bobcats ruin his trip home, winning 101-90.

What an eventful 24 hours for Bobcats fans. First, Captain Jack and crew won an exciting, hard fought game over a young Memphis Grizzlies squad 93-89. Then, in the early morning hours we found out that UNC and NBA legend and current co-owner Michael Jordan will become the next controlling owner of the Bobcats, succeeding Robert Johnson.

I don’t get Boos.  Unless I’m the one booing.  I can only remember booing referees and not them personally but the calls.  I could see booing a guy like Big Baby Davis.  Oh I’m sorry, he wants to be called Glen now.  Basically any Celtic deserves a boo anytime they make one of those plays that they’ve been known for.  Ray Allen in a walkoff, Big Fatty in a walk off.  Not because of the shot but because of the reaction.  The “Ohhh yeah, just as I expected.  I am …

The last time a star Warrior was traded to Charlotte for almost nothing and returned to Oracle Arena in Oakland, he was given a hero’s welcome. This time, the Warrior fans had little love for their former swingman. But in the end, it didn’t matter. Captain Jack came to play, as did his First Mate and the rest of his Crew.

Last night, your Charlotte Bobcats took on the San Antonio Spurs, who coming into this game were 5-0 in Charlotte and 10-1 all time against the ‘Cats. But, by the end of the night, that would change.

Bobcats are a legit playoff contender.  It’s not secret.  Gerald Wallace is a legit All-Star calliber player.  Whether the coaches and players realize it remains to be seen.  He was not on form last night against the Houston Rockets.  The Rockets come in with a team of “Huh?  Who?  Wow, He looks exactly like a Q-Tip!” players but they are winning, in the West no less!
The ‘Cats played from behind most of the evening with Gerald Wallace, cold.  I mean COLD like the weather for the last 3 weeks cold. …

The Rockets felt good for three quarters of the game until the Bobcats imposed their defensive will on the Rockets. Houston made it a close game (89-88) with a little over three minutes left in the game but Stephen Jackson maintained his torrid offense against the Rockets, scoring 16 of his 43 points in the fourth quarter. Jackson put on a scoring exhibition the Rockets would have like to missed! The Bobcats prevailed with their trade mark defense and an offensive show we’ve all waited for from Jackson. …

The Bobcats beat the Heat Saturday afternoon behind 35 points and 8 rebounds from Stephen Jackson. This was the first road win for the Cats since November 28 when they got a win against the gun toting Wizards. This afternoon they have a chance to get a 2nd straight road win, If they get it will make one fan in particular very, very happy.
There were several positives to take from this game:

DJ Augustin shot the ball very well and played with a lot of confidence
Derrick Brown had a strong 2nd …

After a disappointing loss in Oklahoma City, the Bobcats were home last night to face the Milwaukee Bucks, who they are battling for playoff position. This would be the final game played at Time Warner Cable Arena this decade (the Bobcats play one more game before New Year’s, but that’s in Toronto), and the Bobcats didn’t disappoint.

This Bobcat team is hard to figure out. We beat Lebron James and the Cavs, then lose to the 0-18 Nets, then a game or two later we beat high powered Denver Nuggets.. It’s impossible to figure this team out, but they’ve won  6 out of their last 8 and have moved to 8-3 at home. I’ll take it.
Once again Gerald Wallace was ridiculous in this game with 25 points and 16 rebounds, He is well on his way way to being the smallest rebounding champ since Dennis Rodman. Stephen …

Stephen Jackson has been a victim of being typecast. After being involved in the “Malice at the Palace” the news stories seemed to write themselves. Words like “thug”, “clown” and “classless” were thrown around quite liberally. That story is what most of the casual sports fans accepted as fact. That’s not what I saw.
I saw a guy that was a teammate first and a businessman second. Jackson put his paycheck on the line in order to have his team’s back. The majority of the players stayed right in their seats …

Okay, so a lot of people are surprised about the Jackson trade. I for one am damn happy that we got Captain Jack and Acie Law. When someone first brought up the trade, I decided to look and do some extensive research before I blog, and from what I’ve seen from Cpt. Jack, the good far outweighs the good. I’m not too sure about Law, but if one person can turn a PG boy into a man, it’s Larry Brown. First off, lets talk about on-court, and then off-court.
Stephen Jackson …

espn.com’s Marc Stein is reporting that the Bobcats have shipped Raja Bell and Vladamir Radmonovic to the Golden State Warriors in return for Stephen Jackson and Acie Law.
Jackson had been disgruntled to say the least in Golden State and I believe he had been Keyshawned. The Warriors are still playing Nellie ball and Jackson didn’t fit well and was demanding a trade.
Acie Law is that ever illusive 3rd point guard that Larry Brown covets, although he hasn’t made great waves in the league, he is a servicable back up …

The Bobcats announced earlier today that they have acquired Swingman Stephen Jackson from the Golden State Warriors.