March 31st, 2011 
Stephen Rhodes 
Posted in Despite the Charlotte Bobcats losing players to injury, they still manage to find ways to keep winning, an unlikely situation for a team that for the most part have been battling for the #8 seed in the Eastern Conference for awhile. Enjoying a three-game winning streak which has kept them right behind the Indiana Pacers, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Boris Diaw’
Diaw’s Late Free Throw Helps Bobcats Edge Cavaliers 98-97
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Bobcats Send Knicks To Sixth Straight Loss 114-106
It wasn’t that long ago when the Charlotte Bobcats were written off as playoff contenders in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, their opponent on Saturday night, the New York Knicks, have experienced a free-fall, of sorts, having lost five straight. So to say that both teams are playing wth a sense of urgency would be an [...]
Jazz Pulls Away In Fourth, Hold Off Bobcats 83-78
The Charlotte Bobcats got together with the Utah Jazz on Monday night, the fans at EnergySolutions Arena – at least the knowledgeable ones – were not expecting an offensive shootout, as opposed to the Phoenix Suns visiting Salt Lake City. The game, as expected, was a defensive battle for 48 minutes. While the first three [...]
Jackson Helps Rally Bobcats Past Warriors In OT 121-113
An unusual occurrence occurred Friday night at Oracle Arena during the game between the Charlotte Bobcats and Golden State Warriors: the Bobcats scored more than 100 points. The two teams are polar opposites in terms of their offensive mindset: The Bobcats are offensively weak while their defense is top-notch; the Warriors on the other hand [...]
Jackson Free Throws Help Bobcats Edge Bulls 83-82
Any time that you go up against the Charlotte Bobcats, chances are that the game will not be very high-scoring. That was certainly the case on Tuesday when the Bobcats traveled to the United Center to take on the Chicago Bulls. Neither team shot very well (Chicago shot 39 percent while Charlotte checked in at [...]
Heat Scorches Bobcats 77-71
During Saturday night’s game between the Charlotte Bobcats and Miami Heat, one could come to the conclusion that the rims of both baskets were welded shut as neither team shot above 36 percent (Miami shot 35.9% while Charlotte shot an anemic 29.2%). And the final score would reflect the poor shooting by both squads. The Bobcats’ [...]
Bobcats Snap 7-Game Losing Streak, Thrash Pacers 104-88
Sunday’s game between the Indiana Pacers and Charlotte Bobcats was a two-fold homecoming, of sorts as Bobcats swingman Stephen Jackson used to play for the Pacers a few seasons ago while Pacers rookie forward Tyler Hansbrough was making his pro debut in his home state of North Carolina. But interestingly enough, it was a much-ignored [...]
Bobcats Rally Late, Edge Warriors 112-109
Typically at Oracle Arena, the Golden State Warriors do very well against most opponents – at least they have since the first of the year. Enter the Charlotte Bobcats; at first glance, you think, “Same old, same old”. But then came the Jason Richardson trade which sent them Raja Bell and Boris Diaw. But it [...]
