The injury report improved dramatically Monday for the Charlotte Bobcats. Coach Paul Silas anticipates Gerald Henderson, D.J. White and newcomer Reggie Williams all playing Tuesday night when the Bobcats play the Los Angeles Lakers at the Staples Center. That’s the...
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January 31, 2012
Not beating the Wizards at home really places in question when the Bobcats will end this losing streak. Their upcoming trip includes the Lakers, Trail Blazers, Suns and Celtics. After that they play tough home games against the Bulls, Clippers and 76ers.
The Bobcats have been particularly bad within the Southeast Division this season. They're now 0-7 against the other four teams...
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January 31, 2012
Bobcats coach Paul Silas spent the better part of a week preaching to Kemba Walker the importance of passing first, shooting second.
Apparently Walker's a pretty good listener.
In just his fourth start at point guard Walker handed out 11 assists en route to his first career triple-double in Charlotte's 102-99 loss Saturday night to the Washington Wizards. It was a remarkable...
Via BobcatsPlanet
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January 29, 2012
Wow! What a week for the Charlotte Bobcats. Those of you that have read my rambling in the past know that I prefer not to go off on tirades on the current and very dire straits of the franchise. With that in mind, the above words are about the only thing I can really say. [...]
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January 31, 2012
When it comes to poor free throw shooting you usually associate it with former NBA bigman Shaquille O'Neal. However, a new face of poor charity stripe tossing may have emerged from the pack on Saturday.Seen here is Charlotte Bobcats forward DeSagana Diop chucking a free throw attempt that some are calling, "the worst free-throw miss in the history of professional basketball...
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January 29, 2012
Like a recurring nightmare, the Bobcats and Wizards played again on Saturday night. My first impression was astonishment at what a large, lively crowd was on hand in Charlotte. Who were all of these self-flagellators, and is there a Guinness Book of World Records category for “Most Masochists in a Single Room”? At least they [...]
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January 29, 2012
As you can see in Desagana Diop's free throw last night, anything outside of a foot has a rare chance of going in. At least the technique is there, unlike Chuck Hayes and Joakim Noah. Do big men still have to make 10 free throws in a row before they leave practice? [Follow me @TravisHouser]
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January 30, 2012
We won’t say DeSagana Diop is the worst player in NBA history, but the dude is totally a waste of space.
The Cleveland Cavaliers made him the eighth overall selection in the 2001 NBA draft. He somehow stuck around with them for four years and he’s now wasting space for the Charlotte Bobcats, where he brings his gaudy career averages of 2.0 points and 3.8 rebounds per...
Via The Sports Rocker
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January 31, 2012
Good news Wizards fan(s)! This season, the NBA is only playing 66 games! With that caveat, this years Wizards might not be one of the all time NBA losers. Even better news for the Wizards is that the Charlotte Bobcats, in the same division, are even worse.Who's worse? And are they among the NBA's worst ever?Since we're in a shortened season, we'll have to look at...
Via Beer Mug Sports
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January 31, 2012
Is this dude f'in serious? He didn't even come close to hitting the net! Wow!
Via Mr. Irrelevant
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January 30, 2012
I missed this dunk from Saturday’s game. It is awesome.
(via Stiletto Jill, which has a good still image of the dunk too)
Via Waiting For Next Year
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January 31, 2012
Former Cleveland Cavaliers lottery selection DeSagana Diop airballed a free throw last night. It was fairly epic.
The best part may be that his second attempt went glass.
Over 10 NBA seasons after being selected eighth overall in 2001, Diop has averaged 2.0 points per contest. The 7-footer is making $6.5 million this year.
(h/t to Brian Boesch)
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January 28, 2012
Charlotte Bobcats guard Gerald Henderson will sit out Saturday night against the Washington Wizards after re-aggravating his back in Friday night's loss to Philadelphia.
Henderson missed Wednesday night's game against the Wizards, but returned to play against the 76ers.
However, coach Paul Silas says he believes Henderson might have injured his back during a fall Friday...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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January 28, 2012
Charlotte Bobcats guard Gerald Henderson will sit out Saturday night against the Washington Wizards after re-aggravating a back injury he suffered in Friday's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers.Bobcats' head coach Paul Silas believes Henderson may have injured his back during a fall Friday night.Henderson missed Wednesday night's game against the Wizards, but returned for...
Via MSNBC
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January 31, 2012
Bobcats coach Paul Silas spent the better part of a week preaching to Kemba Walker the importance of passing first, shooting second.
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