Found February 02, 2009 on
Rip City Project:
The Blazers take their show on the road for a 5-day, 3-game, Southwest Swing of sorts. It begins tonight when Portland will take on the Hornets in New Orleans. Over the next three days the Red & Black Attack will look to continue their progress against Western Conference playoff contenders. ...
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February 02, 2009
The following page appeared in this weekend?s Hornets game programs. Hehe? All I?m saying is, picture of Brandon Roy? Ladies Night? Brandon Roy?
You know what I?m saying. Uh huh. That is some smart marketing. See, they?re always thinking like that. Smart.
Now, BRoy, don?t go thinking you?re going to confuse me with your muscular shoulders and [...]
Via 20 Second Timeout
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February 03, 2009
Monday night brought bad news to two of the NBA's top contenders, as Orlando's All-Star point guard Jameer Nelson dislocated his right shoulder and New Orleans' All-Star point guard Chris Paul strained his groin. Both players will undergo MRIs to determine the full extent of their injuries but early indications are that Nelson will be out for weeks. The Magic currently...
Via Rip City Project
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February 03, 2009
What a comeback. What a win.I'm having trouble trying to find the words to describe this one. I'm having trouble containing my excitement right about now. I guess this is how teenage girls feel after a Justin Timberlake concert. I didn't think it could get much more fun than that 3rd quarter ...
Via Slam Dunk Central
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February 03, 2009
The New Orleans Hornets looked like they were buzzing to a win Monday night as they led the Portland Trail Blazers 72-55 late in the third quarter. However with 1:30 left in the period, Hornets All-Star point guard Chris Paul suffered a right groin pull, forcing him from the contest. The Hornets seemed so caught up in the loss of their floor leader, that they lost focus on the contest...
Via Hornets Hype
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February 02, 2009
This night is pretty much rock bottom for me as a Hornets fan.
mW is going to disagree. The Spurs game 7 hit him hard, and that is what it is. And he’s still too pissed about the loss to Golden State on Friday (why yes, that would make it three losses in a row, for [...]
Via Blaze of Love
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February 03, 2009
A come from behind victory? When was the last time we saw that happen in favor of Portland? Especially against a top tier team? Now, I completely understand that Chris Paul was out for the entire 4th quarter and during that time we all realized how awful Antonio Daniels has ...
Via NBA's Finest
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February 04, 2009
Chris Paul - selected to his 2nd All Star game, his first as a starter - strained his groin but is listed day-to-day.Jameer Nelson - selected to his first All Star game - tore something in his shoulder and may have to have season-ending surgery.Although I'm sure a strained groin isn't pleasant, this totally sucks for Jameer. He was having a breakout season and totally pumped...
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