Found November 26, 2008 on
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Tonight the Miami Heat come to town with revenge on their minds and an urge to "return the favor" after Portland went into Miami and won two weeks ago. This Heat team is very talented and truly capable of beating anyone on any given night. I just hope the Blazers can shake a poor shooting night ...
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November 27, 2008
Forward Michael Beasley and guard Mario Chalmers are both already starting for the Heat and that will likely continue all season long if they play well. Beasley has played in all 14 games for the Heat this season and he is averaging 30.0 minutes, 14.8 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game. [...]
Via Rip City Project
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November 26, 2008
Not much new ground to cover as these two teams played 2 weeks ago. (full preview of that game is here). If the Sac game showed us anything, it's that nothing can be taken for granted. All the facts on paper point to a Blazers victory. The Blazers are 5-0 at the Rose Garden (the only Western ...
Via Bust A Bucket
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November 27, 2008
Michael Beasley. I don't like his game or his effort.The Spanish Armada....Sergio to Rudy!Deciding on getting my chalupa on the ride home Standing O for Joel when he checked out after a couple of huge blocksToo many turnoversChanning's best game of the yearOff shooting nights for Roy & BlakeL... ...
Via Slam Dunk Central
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November 27, 2008
Apparently it must be something inA the drinking water in the Willamette River, the tributary that flows alongside the city of Portland, OR - the home of the Trail Blazers.A the Miami Heat came to take on the Trail Blazers Wednesday night and their effort gave the impression that they were lethargic - or at least [...]
Via Slam Dunk Central
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November 25, 2008
The Miami Heat have had this inherent problem that has dogged them for quite some time - they haven't had a true center (with apologies to Alonzo Mourning) to bang around with the Eastern Conference big boys since Shaquille O'Neal.A In Monday night's game against the Houston Rockets, that deficiency was exploited as Yao Ming [...]
Via Slam Dunk Central
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November 24, 2008
The NBA announced Monday that Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade was named the Eastern Conference Player Of The Week for games played between November 17-23. Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki received the honor in the Western Conference.
Via Bust A Bucket
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November 24, 2008
BLAZERSKINGSEDGECOMMENTOn Friday I gave the edge to Udrih, big mistake. Blake took that prediction and shoved it back down my throat. Since then, Steve has been a monster in his last two games and I expect it to continue against a tired Sacramento team.I'm not so sure that Roy will guard ...
Via Portland Trailblazers Weblog
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November 25, 2008
Finally, some good bailout news! Read this article about the awesome Brandon Roy and the way he brought it home on Monday!
Via Slam Dunk Central
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November 25, 2008
Friday's game between the Sacramento Kings and Portland Trail Blazers, at least in my opinion, was arguably the most exciting game on the Monday NBA docket; Brandon Roy showed the sold-out crowd at the Rose Garden glimpses of what one might expect to see from him in the future as he led Portland on a [...]
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