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Losing Woes Continue For Charlotte Bobcats with Loss to Bucks, 79-74
The Charlotte Bobcats dropped their fourth straight game last night and fall to 3-12 all-time against the Milwaukee Bucks in a 79-74 loss. This game marked that Charlotte had scored 85 points or less in the last eight of 12 games...
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Bobcats Lose To Bucks In Another Close One
Raymond Felton had 14 points, nine rebounds, and seven steals in a losing effort to the Milwaukee Bucks (7-8) on Saturday night in Charlotte...
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Augustin, Bobcats Fall Short in Atlanta
D.J. Augustin followed up his 21point effort against Dallas with 26 points and seven assists while shooting 7-11 from three point range as the Charlotte Bobcats lost a close game to the Atlanta Hawks at Phillips Arena...
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Orlando Magic: Entertainment Of A Thriller
Thriller was the word, and it described the scene at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas on the eve of Friday 14th, 2008...
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Bobcats Fall 88-80
Going into the game against Denver expectations were high as the Cats were poised to get there third win of the season. The game started out with Charlotte getting great ball movement and penetration...
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Belated NBA Predictions 2008/09 Part One: Eastern Conference
With all that went right for the NBA during the '07-'08 campaign, the playoffs came and went without much thrill or excitement...
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Charlotte Bobcats: Five Reasons for Improvement This Season
After watching my Charlotte Bobcats finish out their preseason winless last night against the LA LaKobes, I was left with mixed feelings. For starters, the game was incredibly sloppy...
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What Can Brown Do for Youth?
As the Charlotte Bobcats begin their fifth season of existence, they have yet to get a taste of the playoffs. Feeling that the talent level is there, executive Michael Jordan has brought in ...
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History repeats: Allen’s first trip to Dallas
The Washington Redskins' 26-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys was the first time in 37 years that a Redskins coach has won in his first trip to Dallas. The previous occasion came in 1971 when George Allen took his team to the Cotton Bowl and came out with a
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30 Teams in 30 Days: Charlotte Bobcats
Larry Brown will bring an entirely new dimension and attitude to this four-year-old franchise. Dustin Chapman wonders whether or not Brown's no-nonsense style will mesh with such a young nucleus...Or better yet, whether or not Brown will be able to handle
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With Larry Brown at Helm, Is a Playoff Berth in the Charlotte Bobcats' Future?
Jaime Irvine predicts how successful the Charlotte Bobcats will be under Larry Brown's tutelage.
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NBA: David Stern's National Basketball Entertainment Empire (Part One Of Four)
Tony Wichowski takes a narrative look at how the NBA may be losing the trust of many of its fans in a compelling series of satire articles.
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Book Review: Taking Shots
There are very few books written by sports agents and even fewer that devote a substantial amount of pages to discussing the profession of representing athletes. NBPA agent, Keith Glass, takes a shot at covering that topic and other NBA related material
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The Role Of Coaching in Championships
How many coaches in the past 25 years only have a single championship? There's a reason the same coaches keep winning the title; good coaching is imperative to success.
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Defeated: The Story of The Detroit Pistons
Daniel Muth comments on the legacy and future of the Detroit Pistons.
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Detroit Pistons "Dynasty" Flips Over, Sees Philadelphia Eagles in Mirror
David Cohen examines the Pistons Eastern Conference Finals run and compares them to the Philadelphia Eagles. He then takes a look into the Pistons future for next season.
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Oakland Raiders: Is There a Tackle in the House?
Frank Yray asks, if you can't draft for tackles at all, why do you try?
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Mike D'Antoni: Career Suicide in NYC
It is obvious to the casual observer that Mike D'Antoni's decision to go to New York instead of Chicago hinged much more on money than it did on basketball. That decision will ultimately come back to haunt him. Can you say, "Larry Brown"?
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Comments Not Overheard During the First Round of NBA Playoffs
Bill Jordan has the scoop on some comments that weren't overheard during the first round of the playoffs. Supposed to be a funny article.
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Larry Brown on the Road to Charlotte, Will Coach Bobcats
Larry Brown is moving on to coach his ninth NBA team, and John Lewis wonders if this is a good idea or just plain stupid?
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Charlotte Bobcats Start Search for New Coach
Bobcats fire Vincent. Larry Brown and Paul Silas possible replacements? Christopher Burch has the scoop.
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Sunny Side Up: Spurs Fry Shaq, Steve Nash
What the Haq????
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76ers Blast Pistons, 95-75; They May Be Ignored but They Can't Be Denied
Expected to wind up at the bottom of the East and then fall easy prey to the Pistons in the Playoffs, not only have the 76ers been forgotten by most of the NBA. They're even ignored by the Philly press. Paul Peszko weighs in.
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Firing Line: NBA Coaches in the Hot Seat
Michael Whittenberg investigates a list of head coaches who could potentially be shown the door at the end of the season.
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NBA: Larry Brown to Grizzlies? Good-bye, Darko
Larry Brown is rumored to be the next Grizzlies head coach. Will he teach them to play the right way or will Darko's nightmare haunt him straight out of the League? Kendrick Co reports.




















