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Done Deal: Gerald Wallace traded to Portland Trailblazers

Via HoopsWorld: Multiple sources have reported the Portland Trail Blazers have acquired former All-Star small forward from the Charlotte Bobcats in exchange for center Joel Przybilla, forward Dante Cunningham, and two first-round picks. The details of the first-round picks aren’t clear year, but Portland owns two in 2011 – their own, and New Orleans’ from [...]

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Why Keeping Diaw May Not Be So Bad

Across the forum there have been several people calling for the Front Office to trade Diaw now we have Tyrus Thomas on a starter’s contract. I think if Diaw was traded no one would argue with it or say they never saw it coming, considering he was almost traded to Toronto. However if Diaw was [...]

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Welcome to the Bobcats Erick Dampier… Don’t Get Too Comfortable

Welcome to Charlotte Erick, A few words of advice… Rent don’t Buy. With a contract that calls for you to be paid $13 million unguaranteed, there is about a 99.999999999% chance that you are going to be traded or possibly even waived sometime between the time that Wipeout comes on tonight and this season’s trade [...]

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Welcome Back to the Bobcats Matt Carroll

As part of the Bobcats/Mavericks trade, we would like to welcome former fan favorite  Matt Carroll back to the Charlotte Bobcats. In his last go around with the Bobcats in the 2007-2008 season, Matt only saw 14 minutes per game of  court time. At the time, the thought was that his game didn’t really seem [...]

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Trader Mike

In baseball, there’s a man named Jack McKeon. He’s known in baseball circles as “Trader Jack.” He’s a retired manager who is the oldest manager to win a World Series. But what does all this have to do with the Bobcats? Well, Trader Jack is very similar to Michael Jordan.

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Bobcats also pick up Theo Ratliff

The veteran center from the Spurs will help shore up an injured frontcourt for the playoff push.

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