Aug 23
Kwame Brown – What?
Jordan Bringing Kwame to The Cats
ESPN.com just posted this story about Kwame Brown coming to the Charlotte Bobcats.
23 commentsA reunion that no one in the NBA expected will be taking place in Charlotte this season when Kwame Brown suits up for the Michael Jordan-owned Bobcats.
Brown’s agent, Mark Bartelstein, told ESPN.com on Monday that the 27-year-old has agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Bobcats.
The deal, for the league’s veteran minimum, will bring Brown and Jordan back together after Jordan drafted the power forward straight out of high school in Washington with the No. 1 overall pick in 2001 in a move that worked out disastrously for both of them.
Aug 22
Tyrus Thomas Birthday Video
T-Time Turns Twenty-Four
This story is directly ripped from Yahoo! Sports’ Ball Don’t Lie blog :
Tyrus Thomas celebrated his 24th birthday at The Big Chill with a performance by “celebrity” singer Fantasia Barrino.
Aug 17
What To Do with Dampier? – Part 1 (Addendum)
Before I get to my second Dampier Solution, I want to throw one more possible option into the “Waive Him” category. Last week we heard from NBA.com’s David Aldridge that the Bobcats were trying to get involved in the Houston/NO/NJ/INDY four team trade. The ‘Cats wanted to squeeze yet another team into the mix (the Raptors) in order to send Dampier’s expiring...
Aug 13
Herrmann Returning To The Bobcats?
Herrmann In His First NBA Run With Charlotte
Will The Legend Return?
After browsing through the Baskonia section of noiciasdealava.com (Alava Daily News’ website) yesterday, I noticed a headline about former Charlotte Bobcat Walter Herrmann. It looks like Herrmann has had talks with the Bobcats and could be returning to the NBA this fall. He’s a free agent and will likely come at a price that the Bobcats can fit into their payroll.
Here’s a link to the Google translated version of the story :
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Aug 11
Bobcats Schedule Released : Season Prediction
The Bobcats 2010-2011 Game Schedule Is Out!
The Charlotte Bobcats have released their calendar for the upcoming NBA season, and now we have just short of 3 months to mull it over. Whenever the league rolls out the run-down of games, fans can use their team’s schedule as a rough sketch for expectations.
Last year, I browsed over Charlotte’s schedule and considered the state of the team versus each competitor to make a loose prediction that they’d win about 36 games or so. I’m happy that my pessimism was overcome by Rod Higgins’ efforts to snag Captain Jack from the Warriors and Larry Brown’s friendly deal with the Spurs for Theo Ratliff. The Bobcats far exceeded my expectations last season.
After taking an estimated guess with some “analysis” of next season’s schedule, I’m betting...
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