Bobcats vs. Nets – Inside the Locker Room
February 17, 2010 by Matt Rochinski
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Gerald Wallace (21 points, 10 rebounds) and Boris Diaw (19 points, 10 assists) recorded double-doubles in their first game back after the All-Star break, but couldn’t stop the Bobcats from falling 103-94 to the Nets.
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What has happened to our energy? Yes the refs were terrible last night but we got beat by a team that had energy and looked like they were having fun! I can’t believe that Tyson can’t stop Lopez…come on! I was a Diaw fan when we first got him but it’s time! He can’t finish around the rim and he is shooting terrible from the arc. Can we not get a #4 that can post up and hit the mid range so that will open up the outside more for Jack and company? It is making it hard for GW to drive because the D is backing off of Diaw. How about playing GW at the 4 and Graham 3. That should not shake up the 2nd team.
Just a thought! Go Cats!
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Trade talk? I hear that Amare said he would not resign if the Bobcats traded for him. He doesn’t play defense anyway so stay away! He’s a product of their system. How about Diaw for Jamison and whatever else we need to give them. Or Diaw and DJ (don’t tell my wife she loves DJ) for David Lee and Nate Robinson or Diaw and Flip for the same. We need a presence underneath and we don’t have that.
Go Cats.
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This one stings now we have the cavs coming in this is the biggest game by far this season