Paul Silas believes Bismack Biyombo may be best suited for the power forward position in the long-term.
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April 27, 2012
Michael Jordan’s 2011/12 Charlotte Bobcats probably would’ve been better served had the 49-year-old owner suited up and played a few games. This team desperately needed help that they never got, as evidenced by the 23-game skid on which their season ended. The ‘Cats finished with just 7 victories, equating to an all-time worst winning percentage of just .106. To add...
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April 27, 2012
Forward Corey Maggette says that while the Bobcats have plenty of questions to answer moving forward, owner Michael Jordan's commitment to winning is not among them.
Jordan has endured plenty of criticism after Charlotte finished the season with the worst record in NBA history (7-59).
Despite that, Maggette says players enjoy playing for Jordan and doesn't believe free...
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April 27, 2012
I wonder will the Charlotte Bobcats get to put an asterisk by this season’s win total since their record-setting season of futility didn’t happen during a standard 82-game season? Doubtful that would matter much to the people of Charlotte who have had to endure this miserable 7-59 debacle that has been the Bobcats’ season. Even worse though is the fact that this team doesn’t...
CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES
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April 27, 2012
The Charlotte Bobcats finished the truncated season with a record of 9-73 for a .110 winning percentage, worst ever in NBA history. Here's a look inside the awful numbers.
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April 27, 2012
Forward Corey Maggette said that while the Bobcats have plenty of questions to answer moving forward, owner Michael Jordan's commitment to winning is not among them.
Jordan has endured plenty of criticism after Charlotte finished the season with the worst winning percentage (.106) in NBA history. The Bobcats finished the lockout-shortened season 7-59.
Despite that, Maggette...
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April 29, 2012
With all of the great playoff basketball we got to see yesterday, it is important that we do not forget the teams at the other end of the talent spectrum!
The 2011-2012 Charlotte Bobcats are officially the worst team ever in the history of the NBA! At 7-58, the .106 winning percentage is a mark of futility that will almost certainly never be matched again. To celebrate this...
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April 29, 2012
The only good thing about being so bad this season is that the Charlotte Bobcats are virtually guaranteed to get a pretty solid player in the coming NBA draft. That can’t always be said, but the talent pool looks pretty darn good so whether they get the first, second, or third pick (or lower) via [...]
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April 27, 2012
Look at it this way, Bobcats fans: at least “.106 winning percentage” doesn’t make for a very catchy derisive chant. Not only is Charlotte officially the worst team ever, with 23 losses to close out the season (23—the Irony-Meter’s on 10), one month-old Bobcats fans everywhere are wondering if the Bobcats will ever win a [...]
THAT'S AMAR'E
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April 26, 2012
Amar’e Stoudemire wanted to finish off the regular in strong fashion, and he did just that in the form of one monster poster. Tyrus Thomas was the unfortunately on the receiving end of the dunk and he would have been better suited to just get out of the way.
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April 27, 2012
The New York Knicks have secured the 7th seed in the playoffs. With that honor, they’ll be headed down to Miami to take on the Heat. But Thursday night they were in Charlotte. You’d think that meant there was nothing exciting about this game. I don’t think the Bobcats have won a game in April. [...]
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April 29, 2012
The Charlotte Bobcats could not have had a better season. Actually, if winning 7 of 66 games isn’t embarrassing enough, it would be even more embarrassing if the Bobcats didn’t end up getting the #1 pick in the June draft. This team has a lot of improving to do and it starts with cleaning house.
When I looked at the roster and what some of the players are making, in terms of...
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April 27, 2012
Amare Stoudemire is just getting warmed up for the Miami Heat by putting the Bobcats Tyrus Thomas on a poster in the Knicks final regular season game Thursday night. The Knicks sent the Bobcats to their 23rd straight loss. The Knicks roll into South Beach to take on the Heat Saturday afternoon at 3:30 PM ET.
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April 27, 2012
Last night, we saw the worst season in the history of the NBA in terms of winning percentage end as the Charlotte Bobcats lost to the New York Knicks 104-84 on Thursday night to wrap up a .110 winning percentage. The Bobcats finish with a record of 7-59 and their last 23 games played were all losses. We all know the obvious. This is a very bad basketball team that needs life...
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April 26, 2012
As the Charlotte Bobcats ended their season with the worst winning percentage in NBA history, one courtside fan got a little boisterous with head coach Paul Silas.Check out the below clip as the fan yells at Paul Silas from the other side of the court and is eventually told to calm down by security:
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April 30, 2012
The Charlotte Bobcats have done the honorable thing and spared Paul Silas the pain of watching the Bobcats on a daily basis by not renewing his deal today. Silas coached 120 games for the Bobcats. He won 32 of them. Seven of those came this season, in what was the worst season by any NBA team ever. And to top it all off, Silas got into a shoving match with Tyrus Thomas.
At a press...
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