Charlotte Hornets

[inxss4]

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CATS were on a very tight sched and with tougher opponents....(mostly contenders sa play-offs)...

[inxss4]

lig-on ang PORTLAND pildi man ang CATS.....118-112

[JohnnyP]

Ok rana, daghan pa bitaw games to be played. Sure ko makasulod sa playoffs ang Charlotte Bobcats! Dako kaayo sila improvement karon, mas nimaayo sila compared before.

[inxss4]

hahay 0-10 longest losing streak of the season.......paita!

[crossramz]

hahay 0-10 longest losing streak of the season.......paita!

Jordan is not smiling atm.. haha.. otoyo ani nila oi nawala man ug kalit ang gana sa duwa.. gildchrist ug walker where are you now?

[isparkol]

Jordan is not smiling atm.. haha.. otoyo ani nila oi nawala man ug kalit ang gana sa duwa.. gildchrist ug walker where are you now?

mga bata pa kau gud... d kalahutay hehehe... kuwang pa kau ug firepower. mga beterano kai mga pointguard buaya pajud modala ug duwa ben gordon nlng daan hahahah...

[Iamalbertrebs]

tsk2x.. sayanga abi nakog ni nindot ni cla

[inxss4]

NBA -- Lakers escape Bobcats' bite, 101-100

SAN FRANCISCO -- In a thrilling game of back and forth, the Los Angeles Lakers came back from 18 points down to narrowly escape a 101-100 decision over the never-say-die Charlotte Bobcats Tuesday night at the Staples Center in L.A.

Trailing 40-29 midway through the second quarter, the Bobcats, behind the terrific shooting of Kemba Walker and Gerald Henderson, went on a 49-20 run to take what seemed like a commanding 78-60 lead with 6:03 to go in the third quarter.


But the Lakers had other plans and answered with a scoring binge of their own to seize an 84-79 advantage that set the stage for the exciting finish. The relentless Bobcats had a golden opportunity to steal the game in the final 5.9 seconds, but all their three attempts missed the mark, including a Henderson lay-in that lipped out of the rim.

Kobe Bryant bailed the Lakers out with 30 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Dwight Howard had a monster night -- 16 points and 18 rebounds -- while Jodie Meeks and Metta World Peace, who surprisingly came off the bench, tallied 17 markers apiece.

In losing their 12th straight outing, the Bobcats (38-for-95) barely outshot the Lakers (35-for-8 from the field and both teams made ten threes. Charlotte won the rebounds department - 54-48 - but Los Angeles had more assists, 24-21.

Walker ended up with 28 for the Bobcats while ex-Laker Ramon Sessions chalked 20 points and six assists. Henderson logged 19 and 7-foot Byron Mullens added 13 and 17 rebounds.

Thanks to their third consecutive victory, the Lakers improved to a 12-14 record. Next up is a showdown against the surging 17-8 Golden State Warriors on December 22 at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, California.

[inxss4]

NBA -- Lakers escape Bobcats' bite, 101-100

SAN FRANCISCO -- In a thrilling game of back and forth, the Los Angeles Lakers came back from 18 points down to narrowly escape a 101-100 decision over the never-say-die Charlotte Bobcats Tuesday night at the Staples Center in L.A.

Trailing 40-29 midway through the second quarter, the Bobcats, behind the terrific shooting of Kemba Walker and Gerald Henderson, went on a 49-20 run to take what seemed like a commanding 78-60 lead with 6:03 to go in the third quarter.


But the Lakers had other plans and answered with a scoring binge of their own to seize an 84-79 advantage that set the stage for the exciting finish. The relentless Bobcats had a golden opportunity to steal the game in the final 5.9 seconds, but all their three attempts missed the mark, including a Henderson lay-in that lipped out of the rim.

Kobe Bryant bailed the Lakers out with 30 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Dwight Howard had a monster night -- 16 points and 18 rebounds -- while Jodie Meeks and Metta World Peace, who surprisingly came off the bench, tallied 17 markers apiece.

In losing their 12th straight outing, the Bobcats (38-for-95) barely outshot the Lakers (35-for-8 from the field and both teams made ten threes. Charlotte won the rebounds department - 54-48 - but Los Angeles had more assists, 24-21.

Walker ended up with 28 for the Bobcats while ex-Laker Ramon Sessions chalked 20 points and six assists. Henderson logged 19 and 7-foot Byron Mullens added 13 and 17 rebounds.

Thanks to their third consecutive victory, the Lakers improved to a 12-14 record. Next up is a showdown against the surging 17-8 Golden State Warriors on December 22 at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, California.

LAKERS hahahhahahaha galisod ug daog sa BOBCATS hehehhehee...................

[inxss4]

hahay 0-10 longest losing streak of the season.......paita!

Make it 13!!!!!

Paeta sa akong BELOVED CATS!