Archive for the ‘News’
October 19, 2007
By: chris
Category: Pacers, News, Celtics
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It’s official, Reggie Miller and Marv Albert will be an exclusive broadcasting team. I have to admit I was a little upset that Reginald isn’t coming back for another year. It would have been so good to see him knocking down 3s in the post season one more time. And with the Celtics no less. But alas, it just wasn’t meant to be. The good news is that he has shown he is an excellent broadcaster and will be an awesome complement to Marv Albert.
October 11, 2007
By: chris
Category: Trades, Lakers, News
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Apparently, Jerry Buss is still willing to wheel and deal with his superstar player. Story here.
October 08, 2007
By: chris
Category: Bucks, News, Training Camp
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Yi Jianlian made his Bucks debut in a team scrimmage last Saturday only three days after arriving in the U.S. He had 10 points, 5 rebounds and a block. Not too shabby, Yi. But you have to think the Bucks will need a lot more than 10 points and 5 boards a game to turn it around this season.
October 07, 2007
By: chris
Category: Injuries, Bobcats, News
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It has been reported that Sean May will need season ending microfracture Surgery. Frankly, this sucks. I had high hopes for the Bobcats this year. I felt they could be a playoff team, maybe sneak in at the 8 spot. It looked as though the young guns out in Charlotte would all finally be healthy enough to show us a little something. Now, not so much.
October 04, 2007
By: chris
Category: Spurs, News, Notes
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Beno Udrih, Spurs guard, broke his finger in training camp today. He will wear a cast for a few weeks, and be fairly useless for 3-4 weeks, says Popovich. So what else is new? This changes nothing for the Spurs or really anything, expect make me laugh that this was even news-worthy.

October 02, 2007
By: chris
Category: Fun, Bulls, News
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The oft unsung hero of Ben Wallace’s career, his headband, will make it’s triumphant return this season after Scott Skiles announced he will make an exception to his no headband rule for his all-star center. Immediately after the news broke, a collective high five was heard around the world. This news comes as a complete surprise to hoops fans after the headband had long been rumored to have stayed in Detroit.