Bobcats lose Brendan Haywood for remainder of season
If you're looking for silver linings, the only one you mint find in the Brendan Haywood injury is that the season is almost over. The Charlotte Bobcats will be without Haywood for the rest of the season thanks to a foot injury. Fortunately, the season is just about over for Charlotte.According to Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer, Haywood's suffered a stress fracture...
Randolph, Haywood reach out to community
In the middle of a grueling, 82-game NBA campaign, Zach Randolph and Brendan Haywood are still providing energy.
In parallel acts that should not be overshadowed, both big men recently decided to step out into their respective communities to help single mothers and families struggling to make ends meet, notably offering donations to provide electricity and utility services.
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February 12, 2013
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Haywood, Randolph reach out to community
In the middle of a grueling, 82-game NBA campaign, Zach Randolph and Brendan Haywood are still providing energy.
In parallel acts that should not be overshadowed, both big men recently decided to step out into their respective communities to help single mothers and families struggling to make ends meet, notably offering donations to provide electricity and utility services.
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February 12, 2013
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Haywood doing little things for Bobcats
DALLAS-- Brendan Haywood's stat line from the Bobcats' 90-89 win on Friday night at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte to open the 2012-13 regular season wasn't exactly eye-popping: four points, nine boards and no blocked shots in just over 31 minutes of action.
But Bobcats first-year head coach Mike Dunlap wasn't too concerned about his starting center's...
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November 03, 2012
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Haywood returning home, hopes to ignite Bobcats
Brendan Haywood is returning home with a purpose.
Haywood, who grew up in Greensboro, made it clear he's coming back to the Carolinas with the goal of helping the Charlotte Bobcats turn things around after they finished with the worst record (7-59) in the NBA last season.
Claimed off waivers last week from the Dallas Mavericks, the 7-foot Haywood was introduced Thursday at...
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July 26, 2012
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North Carolina Basketball: Former Heel Brendan Haywood Goes To Charlotte
After having followed many of the other former North Carolina basketball players it’s time to look at yet another, seven foot center Brendan Haywood, who first was waived by the Dallas Mavericks courtesy of the amnesty clause and then got picked up by the Charlotte Bobcats. The eleven year veteran’s $8.3 million salary this season and $27.2 million altogether will be wiped off...
Bobcats land big man Haywood via waivers
The Charlotte Bobcats were awarded center Brendan Haywood off waivers from Dallas. The 11-year veteran will be under contract for only one season at $2.05 million but is guaranteed the full value of his previous deal with the Mavericks. Haywood was waived by the Mavericks using amnesty provision that forces teams to pay the remainder of a player's contract while keeping it...
President Higgins Excited About Acquiring “Quality Center”; Fans Assume He’s Referring To Haywood
Yesterday the Bobcats submitted the winning $2M bid for Brendan Haywood, whom you may have heard has North Carolina roots. For days the Charlotte Observer has been extensively detailing his North Carolina-related history with articles that sound like Hans Gruber reciting Mr. Takagi’s biography in Die Hard: “Born, New York City, 1979; Family moved to [...]
Bobcats awarded center Haywood off waivers
The Charlotte Bobcats have been awarded center Brendan Haywood off waivers from Dallas.
Haywood, who grew up in Greensboro and played collegiately at North Carolina - the same alma mater as owner Michael Jordan - was cut loose by the Mavericks using the amnesty clause.
An 11-year NBA veteran, the 7-foot Haywood helps fills a void at center.
Haywood has played in 733 career games...
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July 14, 2012
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Mavs using amnesty clause on released Haywood
Brendan Haywood has been waived by the Dallas Mavericks, who designated the 7-foot center as their amnesty player.
With the move Thursday, the Mavericks took advantage of the one-time provision in the new CBA allowing them to let Haywood go without his remaining contract counting against their salary cap or luxury tax. Haywood is set to make $8.3 million next season and is due ...
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July 12, 2012
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