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Game 79: Bobcats @ Rockets


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The Bobcats are officially in the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. They have a small chance of improving their seed and it all starts tonight. But the question remains, will Charlotte look to improve their standing or will the starters play limited minutes so no injury is risked? Either way it is nice to know that we can watch these games without so much stress. Go Bobcats!

Projected Lineups

Charlotte

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PG Felton

SG Jackson

SF Wallace

PF Diaw

C Chandler

Houston

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PG Brooks

SG Martin

SF Ariza

PF Scola

C Hayes

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Anyone know what playoff ticket prices will be? Cheaper ranging ones of course, I'm broke haha. I'm going to try to make another game soon since I've been up here in Raleigh so long.

er nvm, didn't see the thread 2 topics below this one

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We beat them with Theo and Tyson last time, I think if we have at least 3 of our 4 bigs healthy we can beat them. If Diop can get healthy I think we have a nice shot, since that's 18 fouls to wear down Howard. It's good to have Nazr back.

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Or that. At least we would have some confidence knowing we have beat the Cav's all year. We can't beat the Magic.

We beat the Magic this year bro, there are only a few playoff teams that we have not beaten. Out of all 17 teams in contention for the playoffs. The only 4 the Bobcats have not beaten are the Celtic's Maverick's, Jazz, and Trailblazer's.

I feel really comfortable playing the Magic. Howard is good, but he is only one man. Howard can not take on all three centers from the Bobcats. We can throw Ratliff, Chandler, Mohammad, hell even Diop out there. I like our chances verses the Magic much more than our chances verses the Celitc's.

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We beat them with Theo and Tyson last time, I think if we have at least 3 of our 4 bigs healthy we can beat them. If Diop can get healthy I think we have a nice shot, since that's 18 fouls to wear down Howard. It's good to have Nazr back.

Thats a good point. I forgot we had him in our win against them. I saw a stat that we have won one game in our last 12 against them. That's kind of scary but i guess we're 1-0 with this new line up. :)

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