The Charlotte Bobcats have plenty of injuries. With the NBA's worst record, they are hoping for D.J. Augustin's return. CineSport's Brian Clark & the Charlotte Observer's Rick Bonnell discuss.Click to Continue »
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February 07, 2012
Kemba Walker was a hero 11 months ago. Now he's just another rookie trying to find his way. Walker, who willed UConn's men's basketball team to the NCAA Championship last spring, has had an up-and-down first season in the NBA. He returns to New England as a member of the Charlotte Bobcats on Tuesday to take on the Celtics. After reaching double digits in scoring in just...
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February 09, 2012
Yes, James Johnson 7-of-11 shots on his way to 15 points, seven rebounds, two steals and three blocks. A magnificent line (albeit with two turnovers and four fouls). He also threw down the sick dunk above. But this type of line from Johnson is far too rare. There are too many 0-fors or 1-fors and foul plagued nights to get excited.
There's no questioning Johnson's...
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February 07, 2012
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- For years, Brittany Kerr was the only person who knew the sound of her singing voice. As one of the invited finalists on American Idol, which begins its Hollywood Week on Wednesday, the whole country will now soak in this Kerrs striking vocals.
A dancer for the NBAs Charlotte Bobcats, Kerr earned the invitation to Hollywood after impressing the judges at the Savannah...
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February 09, 2012
Hello Bobcats fans! I know I haven’t written for a long time, no it is nothing to do with me feeling too Depressed during this emphatic losing streak. I have had University exams for the last month which have been long and hard, a bit like the bobcats season. I believe Reggie Williams deserves some [...]
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February 08, 2012
The most fixable aspect of the Charlotte Bobcats’ 12-game losing streak is the injury situation. It sounded Wednesday like three key players are on the mend. Gerald Henderson, D.J. Augustin and Corey Maggette – the team’s top three scorers this...
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February 08, 2012
Are these Bobcats the worst team in NBA history? Observer NBA reporter Rick Bonnell weighs in on that, on the team's injury situation, and on which college player might be the best fit for Charlotte when the draft rolls around:
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February 07, 2012
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Charlotte Bobcats (3-21) at Boston Celtics (13-10)
Tuesday, February 7
7:30 PM ET
Regular Season Game #24 Home Game #16
TV: CSN-NE, SSO-CHA, NBA-LP 753/754
Radio: WEEI, WPNZ
TD Garden
Referees: Jason Phillips, Tony Brown, Haywoode Workman
This is the first meeting between these two teams. The Bobcats have lost 11 games in a row and with just 3 wins...
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February 07, 2012
The Bobcats continued their rather lengthy road trip as they have been out since 1/31. Things are different for the Celtics, who started off the season rough and sluggish. They currently ride a 4 game winning streak and have all of their players healthy. It's a different story for the Cats as they are still without Corey Maggette, DJ Augustin, and Gerald Henderson; who are...
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February 08, 2012
In the video above, WEEI speaks with Charlotte Bobcats coach Paul Silas, who won two NBA championships with the Celtics in the 1970s. Silas talks about the differences between Paul Pierce and John Havlicek, saying "They're kind of different players... Havlicek was just very aggressive running all the time. He'd get up and down the floor, ran and banked shots off the...
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February 07, 2012
Listen on your smartphone CLNS, season long mission of covering post game of every Boston Celtics game, continues tonight. The Charlotte Bobcats visit the Garden and postgame will broadcast Immediately following the contest. The Celtics Late Night Show’s Nick Gelso, and Bringing the House’s, Mike “Scotty” Munger will be live, breaking down all the action [...]
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February 07, 2012
Tip: 7:30pm Court: TD Garden Watch it: CSN Hear it: WEEI
Referees: Jason Phillips, Tony Brown and Haywoode Workman
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The Matchup
Record: 13-10 (2nd Atlantic, 7th East)
Record: 3-21 (5th Southeast, 15th East)
At home: 9-6
On road: 1-13
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The Bobcats of Bogue Chitto are expected to be one of south Mississippi's most explosive teams offensively. The 'Cats return a talented tandem of receivers who are getting their share of attention from college recruiters. See highlights of wide out Brandon Wells in action in this ScoutTV presentation.
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February 08, 2012
Hello Bobcats fans. Shortly after the loss to the Boston Celtics last night, I got to thinking. We have had some bad seasons in our short history, but this one is pretty bad. Our first season (2004-05) ended with an 18-64 record. This year, we’re on pace for 9.84 wins. That’s right folks, we’re on [...]
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February 07, 2012
Listen to internet radio with CLNSRadio on Blog Talk Radio Listen on your smartphone CLNS, season long mission of covering post game of every Boston Celtics game, continues tonight. The Charlotte Bobcats visit the Garden and postgame will broadcast Immediately following the contest. The Celtics Late Night Show’s Nick Gelso, and Bringing the House’s, Mike [...]
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February 10, 2012
As I suffered through the Bobcats’ ill-fated invasion of the crumbling Boston Celtics empire on Wednesday, I was reminded of why I love the Showtime drama Dexter so much. Dexter’s plot had an extremely shaky starting point (a story about an affable serial killer named Dexter) that has only grown increasingly ridiculous with each new [...]
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