Hornets

17 May 2008

The San Antonio Spurs have center Tim Duncan. And the New Orleans Hornets have point guard Chris Paul. The other player I would consider in this class is Dwyane Wade of the Miami (the 2006 version). It's no surprise that the Cavs, Spurs, and

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13 May 2008

e Spurs looked old, washed-up and tired in the first two games of their series with the New Orleans Hornets but when they got home they easily tied the series at 2-2 with a couple of blow-outs.  We all knew the Jazz were very good at home but I can’t lie, I am shocked they held off the Lakers twice in the fourth quarter of close games.  Three of the four series are tied at 2-2 with game five on the horizon.  The home team should feel confident for the next game though, that’s for sure.

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3 May 2008

In the other semifinal, steely Spurs over stinging Hornets in 6. Western Conference Finals: Lakers-Spurs gunslingin' showdown at the OK Corral. Lakers in 6 or 7.

Meanwhile, in the East -- s'up with Boston? What part of put the effin' lowly Hawks away do they not understand? Pistons struggled, but overcame Sixers in 6. Cavs offed the Wizards in 6. Orlando, echoing their great center Dwight Howard, is lookin' like the true "Beast of the East."

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18 April 2008

           Hornets-Mavs: Again this is a series where most people seem to be jumping on one team.  And it’s not the higher seed.  The Mavs are everyone’s sexy pick of the playoffs.  Two weeks ago people were pronouncing this team dead and saying they might miss the playoffs, now they’re the hottest team alive.  They are hot and I know they beat the

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12 March 2008

Look for Phil J. to rotate D. Fish, Farmar and maybe even Sasha on the Hornets' mercurial point man and funnel him to the baseline because he does most of his damage in the paint.

The Rockets are on a 19-game winning streak! Only two teams (Lakers and Bucks) have a longer winning streak in NBA history. The Rockets' offense is free flowing without Yao clogging up the middle. Dikembe Mutombo may be 65-years-old but he can still block shots and wag his finger. Houston plays two games before it faces the Lakers on Sunday, and if everything goes according to plan, the Rockets will be on a 21-game win streak heading into Sunday's tipoff. The game is so big that ABC juggled its programming schedule to spotlight this game.

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7 January 2008

fly to the N.O the site for this years Allstar Festivities will take place to play the Tabasco hot Hornets who have won 8 of 10 games. The last meeting between these two teams at The Staples Center ended in a Lakers loss 118-104 a game where Chris Paul had 19pts and 21asts. The Lakers should pay special attention to Peja Stojakovic this game seeing as how he torched them for 36pts including 10-13 from the 3point line in the 1st meeting. If the Lakers look to avenge this loss they will need Andrew Bynum to have a much better game this his 8pt 13reb game in Nov. With 11 losses, the Lakers are in a three-way tie in the loss column for the third best record in the West so Wednesday’s match up against the 23-11

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