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The Orange Squeeze:
As I continue to try and catch up (and I know it seems not to be working), here is the recap of what the ex Syracuse players did in the NBA for 12/16. So that means it is the next edition of "Orange in the League" post. There should be four (out of five) ex pupils of head coach Jim Boeheim in ...
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December 20, 2008
A very light schedule was on tap for 12/14, as four games were played, and just one ex Syracuse player took part of those games. But as we all know, 1 or all, as long as there is a touch of orange in the NBA I will be doing my recap that I call "Orange in the League".In the one and only game ...
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December 22, 2008
(Boulder-CO) Just reported - Carmelo Anthony will not play either tonight or tomorrow night against the Trailblazers citing a sore right elbow as the reason. Now the Nuggets are really going to need great performances out of their supporting cast to maintain atop the Northwest Division standings. Go ...
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December 22, 2008
As I continue to do the never ending battle to catch up, I have arrived at 12/19, where we find several ex Syracuse players going on the hardwood for the pro team. This means it's time to yet again to my (not so) daily post "Orange in the League".In the first game of the night we have the ex SU ...
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December 20, 2008
Remember back in 2003 when LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony first entered the Association, and the NBA tied to promote their games as a rivalry? It certainly was in no way, shape, or form, a rivalry Friday night as LBJ recorded a double-double with a game high 33 points while Melo scored 13 points, and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat up the Denver Nuggets 105-88. Cleveland took a big...
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December 20, 2008
As I keep trying to catch up (I feel like I am in the never ending post) with my ex Syracuse players in the NBA, I have arrived at the games of 12/15, where three of head coach Jim Boeheim's pupils should be taking to the court. So, without further interruptions, here is the "Orange in the Leauge" ...
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December 22, 2008
ESPN reports that Carmelo Anthony is definitely out for the next two games. Meaning he will miss both battles against Portland.This means locking down JR Smith becomes even more of a priority. Let's face it...the Blazers should be able to sweep a Nuggets team minus Melo.
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December 22, 2008
The Denver Post has reported that superstar and cornrow-less Nugget, Carmelo Anthony is out for the next 3 games because of a lingering right elbow injury. Good news for Portland seeing as they play Denver tonight and tomorrow night!"That's the game-plan," Nuggets coach George Karl said, ...
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December 20, 2008
(AP Photo/David Zalubowski)(Boulder-CO) There just seems to be a few teams that have the Nuggets number. The Lakers, Jazz, and now add the Cavaliers to that list. Denver lost last their first pair of consecutive games since acquiring Chauncey Billups last night to Cleveland, 105-88, but what ...
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December 22, 2008
All is well in the world again, and it’s thanks to the Suns captains. Grant Hill, Steve Nash, Shaquille O’Neal led the Suns to a fantastic victory over the
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Grant Hill: He did an absolutely phenomenal job on Carmelo Anthony tonight, and was my MVP ...
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December 22, 2008
Key game tonight for the Blazers as they travel to the Mile High City to face off against the Nuggets. It's the beginning of an odd back-to-back, home-and-home series for these teams as they will play again tomorrow as well. It may only be the month of December but in the grand scheme of things ...
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