Biggest win in Wizards playoff history.
Biggest loss in Cavs playoff history.
And it's all on the script. Did anybody think the on again, off again Cavs would go into Washington and take this one? No, but nobody thought it would be this bad.
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Via Cleveland.com
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April 25, 2008
Game Three loss, new Mac and invisible men.
Via Truth About It
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April 24, 2008
Put yourself in this all too familiar situation: You see a player on the team you root for commit a foul on an opposing player going for a shot.....but the foul isn't strong enough. Actually, the foul is rather clement as the opposing player brushes it off and scores the basket, And 1. What do you say to yourself? "If you're going to foul the guy, don't let him get a shot off!"
Via MVN
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April 24, 2008
Think the Cavs-Wizards series is over after Cleveland's 30-point Game 2 thrashing? Think again. All the Cavs have done is hold serve, and considering how hard a time they've had winning on the road lately, this thing's just getting started as the scene shifts to the Verizon Center in D.C.
Via Truth About It
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April 25, 2008
A 63 point swing from game 2 to game 3.....how about that?
But the series is far from over. Nonetheless, a statement win from the Washington Wizards.
Here's what went down.
Via Cleveland.com
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April 23, 2008
Jeff Sack stumbled into my life recently and I insisted he tell us what he's been up to since leaving Cleveland. For those needing a memory jolt, Jeff was . . .
Via The Futon Report
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April 25, 2008
At least according to CBS Sportsline's Gamecenter.
Via Legend of Cecilio Guante
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April 25, 2008
Unfortunately, I was on hand at the "Phone Booth" tonight to see the Cavs get their asses handed to them by the Wizards. Maybe it was watching the Cavs run around like the entire team rented a limo and did two shots at every one of the 2 1/2 State Area Clyde's locations before the game, but listening to the Wiz "fans" during the debacle really raised my ire...
Via Stet Sports Blog
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April 24, 2008
Eddie Jordan's days as the head coach of the Washington Wizards are numbered, and the slaughter of D.C.'s pro basketball savior will be at the hands of his own followers.
Via Sunday Strategy
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April 24, 2008
The first week of the NBA playoffs has not been nearly as exciting as the regular season. Will things get better now that it is time to switch venues?
Via Stet Sports Blog
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April 25, 2008
Now the Washington Wizards have life and a new band of supporters, and for everyone who mocked DeShawn Stevenson for not being able to feel his face, the troops are rallying from the most unlikely of sources. Like Hollywood.
Via dcprosportsreport.com
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April 23, 2008
Well, you know this is going to be ugly [116-86, after all], so let's just get to it.
Caron Butler: Shot 4 for 13, played little defense, and scored only 12 points. However, he did grab 7 rebounds, dish 5 assists and commit zero turnovers. Those are improvements over game 1. Grade: C
Antawn Jamison: Also shot 4 of 13 and rebounds dropped from 19 to 9. Nine points and a...
Via Cleveland.com
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April 26, 2008
"How You Livin'?" spent a day with Boobie, inside his car, inside his kitchen, inside his game room and, hold on tight, inside his bedroom. Yes, the Boobie Boudoir, where Blues Clues plays on continuous loop and his girlfriend is locked in a cage. More on that later.
Via RotoEvil
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April 26, 2008
If you're tired of all this Jay-Z/ Soulja Boy talk, perhaps you should listen to 1 of my 5 favorite emcees who is mad slept on... J-Live!
Once upon a time there was a brotha named Kastro...
Via FilteringCraig.com
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April 25, 2008
Dan Gilbert misjudges the city that buys tickets and watches his team on television. Dan Gilbert should at least try to explain why he would vote in favor of having the Sonics ripped out from under the fanbase in Seattle. When a bunch of Browns fans pay his bills, he should probably vote based on their sentiment.
Via Stet Sports Blog
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April 25, 2008
The only team that beat the Boston Celtics three times in the regular season actually looked like a Diamond City version of the Beasts from the East.
And they owe it all to a kid that you can catch at a local party like everyday.
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