Charlotte Bobcats

Knicks 111, Bobcats 78

by Charlie on January 24, 2012

The Knicks ended a six-game losing streak in impressive fashion, pasting the Bobcats – in Charlotte – by a score of 111-78. Yeah, you may be thinking… but it was the Bobcats. And I’ll grant you that. Charlotte bears very little resemblance to a good basketball team, and they were playing without starting point guard [...]

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The Knicks beat the Bobcats and Landry Fields is showing signs of life, but Toney Douglas continues to struggle.

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Knicks vs. Bobcats: Problems Time Won’t Solve

by Charlie on January 5, 2012

This was supposed to be a stretch of schedule that would allow the Knicks to rack up a few wins against lesser opponents. But the real “lesser opponent” has been Mike D’Antoni’s club; his Knicks have dropped consecutive games to the Raptors and Bobcats. The Charlotte loss was particularly ugly. With Amar’e Stoudemire and Iman [...]

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Knicks Claim Brown, Sign Jeffries

by Charlie on March 1, 2011

The Knicks have claimed forward Derrick Brown off waivers from the Charlotte Bobcats. According to Newsday’s Alan Hahn, ex-Knick and Bobcat Raymond Felton put in a good word for Brown, and Mike D’Antoni really likes Brown’s potential. Brown was an accomplished scorer at Xavier and has a reputation for being a solid defender. Listed at [...]

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Brown Out in Charlotte

by Charlie on December 30, 2010

The Charlotte Bobcats have parted ways with legendary coach — and notorious basketball vagabond — Larry Brown. Paul Silas will take over the team on an interim basis. The Bobcats reached the playoffs last season for the first time in franchise history and hoped to build on that success this year. But the team has [...]

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Knicks Hold On, Win Fifth Straight

by Charlie on November 24, 2010

The Knicks topped the Charlotte Bobcats by a final score of 99-95; a fifth consecutive win that puts New York’s season record back at .500. The five-game win streak is Mike D’Antoni’s longest as Knick head coach. The last time New York won five consecutive games was in January, 2006, when Larry Brown -– Wednesday’s [...]

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The Links in Seven Seconds or Less

by Charlie on November 9, 2010

Too many good basketball stories floating around the inter-webs this week… here are a bunch of them, in Mike D’Antoni-style “seven seconds or less” format: Some big-name college basketball programs lost exhibitions to the likes of Indianapolis University and Columbus State. Of course, last season Syracuse dropped an exhibition to LeMoyne, then went on to [...]

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