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wil
10-25-2008, 07:25 PM
Time to seriously & desperately shop for a PF.



http://www.nba.com/2008/news/10/25/102508bobcats_may.ap/index.html

Keetch
10-25-2008, 07:33 PM
I think "Brown: May not ready" would be a more appropriate title. Not Ready? Definitely. Done? Probably. But Brown's not saying that in the article that I read.

Thanks for the link though. At least somebody on the Bobcats sees reality.

ammofan
10-25-2008, 08:09 PM
He said he is talking to MJ and Rod.....I smell a BIG trade coming.
It wouldn't surprise me if Felts or Gdub get traded this week

amour217
10-25-2008, 08:16 PM
See this is what ticks me off, seriously: a lot of us on this very messageboard realized that the Bobcats were putting WAY too much stock in Sean May's health. What's the problem there? We're average fans on a messageboard...obviously it took this long for the team, a PROFESSIONAL team, to realize that there's a problem...and news flash: OPENING NIGHT IS IN SEVEN DAYS!

Why in the world did this team sit on its hands so long? Fine, we have Twiggy and Jermareo, but they should've found a way to evaluate their talent and attempt to make them fit the team well instead of having them ride the pine most of the preseason. If they did their job and realized early that these two guys ain't gonna work, cut em loose and try to piece together something that works...that's just good sports management, IMO. And if we evaluated our talent correctly and would've seen the flaws, we might have drafted differently. I love Ajinca's potential and I'm excited to see what he might possibly become some day...but as far back as I can remember, this team has ALWAYS been killed on the front line as far as rebounds go, and last year was just plain atrocious. A ready-now big man might've helped alleviate this problem.

At this point, I don't see how we're going to acquire a PF to help us like we need...but I'm still holding out hope that our front office can work out something that is good for the team. Our team management needs to do what's best for the team, not what's best for filling the seats. You see: a good, winning team will put butts in the seats, it's as simple as that. They need to get their heads out of their rear ends and start to think smart. You don't need to have the highest payroll to put together a strong team, you need good player management AND evaluation. I love the Bobcats and I really want to see them do well, but it's frustrating to see them brush aside glaring mistakes and then when it's late in the game take the "Oh crap we got a problem" stance.

That being said, I would love to see Andre Brown do some serious damage in a good way with this team.

ammofan
10-25-2008, 08:32 PM
See this is what ticks me off, seriously: a lot of us on this very messageboard realized that the Bobcats were putting WAY too much stock in Sean May's health. What's the problem there? We're average fans on a messageboard...obviously it took this long for the team, a PROFESSIONAL team, to realize that there's a problem...and news flash: OPENING NIGHT IS IN SEVEN DAYS!

Why in the world did this team sit on its hands so long? Fine, we have Twiggy and Jermareo, but they should've found a way to evaluate their talent and attempt to make them fit the team well instead of having them ride the pine most of the preseason. If they did their job and realized early that these two guys ain't gonna work, cut em loose and try to piece together something that works...that's just good sports management, IMO. And if we evaluated our talent correctly and would've seen the flaws, we might have drafted differently. I love Ajinca's potention and I'm excited to see what he might possibly become some day...but as far back as I can remember, this team has ALWAYS been killed on the front line as far as rebounds go, and last year was just plain atrocious. A ready-now big man might've helped alleviate this problem.

At this point, I don't see how we're going to acquire a PF to help us like we need...but I'm still holding out hope that our front office can work out something that is good for the team. Our team management needs to do what's best for the team, not what's best for filling the seats. You see: a good, winning team will put butts in the seats, it's as simple as that. They need to get their heads out of their rear ends and start to think smart. You don't need to have the highest payroll to put together a strong team, you need good player management AND evaluation. I love the Bobcats and I really want to see them do well, but it's frustrating to see them brush aside glaring mistakes and then when it's late in the game take the "Oh crap we got a problem" stance.

That being said, I would love to see Andre Brown do some serious damage in a good way with this team.


Great post...I am really mad too. We have a week till opening night and we dont have a valid starting big man under contract. Sure Andre Brown is looking good BUT remember that there must be some reason that he has floated around so much. I dont know what that is but evidently he hasn't been good enough to be a starting big man in the NBA

ohara831
10-25-2008, 09:47 PM
Problem is, there is no trade coming. He clearly said he spoke with Michael and Rod and it is going to be PF by committee. They put their eggs in the May basket, and the basket is broken.

I've done a lot of bitching and moaning about needing a trade. Now it's too late so I'm done with it. We are stuck. PF by committee means Jermareo and Ajinca unless they go out of position and play Crash or Dudley. Either way, I dont see playoffs in our future this year.

Oh, and this now makes me regret LB talking MJ out of Brook Lopez. At least we could have had Lopez at C and let Okafor toy with the PF spot. Now we have no PF and get to watch DJ spend 1/2 a season trying to win the starting PG position from Ray. I dont see Playoffs this year. In fact, we will likely have a worse record than last year as the rest of our Division got quite a bit better.

polarcat
10-25-2008, 10:44 PM
as much as we need a 4, drafting brook lopez is not the answer. we would have the most unathletic non-shooting pf-c duo in the league with lopez aboard. mek is a 5 and i would've been more pissed if we drafted lopez with that pick. i personally would've wanted randolph at that spot, but dj is solid.

ohara831
10-25-2008, 10:57 PM
as much as we need a 4, drafting brook lopez is not the answer. we would have the most unathletic non-shooting pf-c duo in the league with lopez aboard. mek is a 5 and i would've been more pissed if we drafted lopez with that pick. i personally would've wanted randolph at that spot, but dj is solid.

I only say that after reading some of the reviews on how well he is playing, both on offense, defense, rebounding, and even his good hands and passing.

110oldeast
10-26-2008, 12:22 AM
Priority #1 of the offseason should have been acquiring a PF. I love the depth of Felton and Augustin at the pg, but neither of their full potential nor the teams will be fulfilled w/o legit frontcourt help.

And beyond Lopez, there were several PF options out there. The funny thing to me is how much of a pass and stock the FO has put in May compared to their seeming interest in getting rid of Felton who has often been scapegoated b/c they got NOTHING out of the 13th pick they used to get May.

The Bobcats seem to put very little value in durability and have rested on hope. It's reminiscent of the Panthers before this last year. Let guys who are productive go, but hold on to guys who haven't produced or been durable.

BIGCatBobcat
10-26-2008, 12:28 AM
Sean May should be ashamed. Oden, Amare, even C-Webb to some extent came back from microfracture surgery after one year. I'm missing someone else, but think about athletes that have gone through major injuries. Jake Delhomme is a great example. Steve Smith said back during mini-camps in July how impressed he was with Jake's arm strength. When asked what the biggest thing about it was he said something like "Jake actually looks like an athlete now. You see him in the locker room and he's got chest definition. Two pecs rather than just one." He worked. Sean has had problems forever and maybe he gave up. He should have had the guts to walk away if he has given up. I am sure you all know my feelings on Sean, I haven't held back my criticism but now when the coach comes out and says what he said, damn. I'm pissed. Not at the team so much but at Sean and the training staff. Maybe Sam made a mistake here as well. Rod, MJ, Sam, Sean's friends and teammates, someone, could have said "hey big boy you remember you have to run up and down the court in order to get on the court?" how can a professional athlete let himself go like that and just sit eat and from reports drink for a year and expect to come back from a major injury? Maybe he never did and he's ripped off the team and us fans his salery. Release his ass.

WAM9
10-26-2008, 12:36 AM
Problem is, there is no trade coming. He clearly said he spoke with Michael and Rod and it is going to be PF by committee. They put their eggs in the May basket, and the basket is broken.

I've done a lot of bitching and moaning about needing a trade. Now it's too late so I'm done with it. We are stuck. PF by committee means Jermareo and Ajinca unless they go out of position and play Crash or Dudley. Either way, I dont see playoffs in our future this year.

Oh, and this now makes me regret LB talking MJ out of Brook Lopez. At least we could have had Lopez at C and let Okafor toy with the PF spot. Now we have no PF and get to watch DJ spend 1/2 a season trying to win the starting PG position from Ray. I dont see Playoffs this year. In fact, we will likely have a worse record than last year as the rest of our Division got quite a bit better.

I actually read into his comment (about talking to MJ and Rod) that a trade would be a possibility. What else would he be "talking" to them about? Do you think he would tell everyone if he was just giving a progress report to those guys? If LB wanted a trade to occur, Rod and MJ would be the exact 2 guys to talk to. We'll see what happens but some type of move certainly wouldn't surprise me.

Also, why a lot of you guys seem to think that DJ should look like an NBA starter already? He's a rookie and the season hasn't even started for crying out loud. Can't we give him at least, say 20 games to figure things out? Saying that he is a bad pick or that we should regret not drafting Lopez is based purely on speculation at this point. Lopez may be having a good preseason, but being a rookie big man isn't nearly as complicated as being a rookie point guard. Especially under a coach like Brown. It's the equilivent of comparing apples and oranges. Let's give coach Brown and his players a little time before we burn them at the stake.

Dead_Real
10-26-2008, 12:44 AM
I believe Okafor and Nazr will be our starting frontcourt.

TheBeagle
10-26-2008, 01:42 AM
I believe Okafor and Nazr will be our starting frontcourt. I see this happening too, at least early on. This also means that Mek is going to be logging heavy minutes due to the lack of a backup 5 with Nazr at 4. Whatever happens, just no Gerald at the 4!!

Also, drafting Lopez wasn't the answer. DJ was the right pick. If we had gone Lopez, what would our PG situation look like? Raymond and who else? Plus, Lopez and Mek are as compatible on the floor as oil and water.

Also, WAM9 is correct, I believe; notice how coach said it's going to be "a commitee right now." This implies this is a temporary solution until something better comes along. Give 'em hell, Larry!!! Go out and get Brandon Bass!!!:cool:

ohara831
10-26-2008, 04:52 AM
My concern is that a deal could have been struck a couple months ago. But now, everyone knows how bad off we are with May, and they will hold us up for a king's ransom. I just dont see us giving up someone far more valuable for a merely avg PF. I think we just play the cards we dealt ourselves.

ziggy
10-26-2008, 07:06 AM
One thing that this article showed is that LB still isn't afraid to call out a player via the media. Hopefully Sean May can use this as motivation to at least get into good enough condition to be able to play without a girdle.

I predict that there won't be a trade for a PF in the next couple of weeks, but I think that LB will trot Andre Brown out there as the starter in game 1, and Andre will rebound, play defense, be physical and after a few games it will be his starting gig to lose whether May get healthy or not.

ohara831
10-26-2008, 07:06 AM
Does anyone feel like I do that LB went public with this May yhing to push May's buttons? I think he is pissed and wants to embarrass May. Make May either get off his ass and get in shape for his "pride", or see if May just eats himself out of the league. I dont think he would have gone public like he did, otherwise.

ohara831
10-26-2008, 07:08 AM
Well, it looks like Ziggy and I had the same thought at the same time.

ziggy
10-26-2008, 07:08 AM
Does anyone feel like I do that LB went public with this May yhing to push May's buttons? I think he is pissed and wants to embarrass May. Make May either get off his ass and get in shape for his "pride", or see if May just eats himself out of the league. I dont think he would have gone public like he did, otherwise.

Wow ohara, Great minds think alike! I posted almost the exact same thoughts within the same minute at the post right above yours:biggrin:

ohara831
10-26-2008, 07:11 AM
Andre Brown will get his PT, but I have a sneaky feeling you'll seee a lot more of Ajinca now. Now LB has his excuse to give him a lot of on the job training. Trial by fire.

ohara831
10-26-2008, 07:15 AM
Remember how he just raved about the kid during pre-draft. I think he will relish the idea of letting Ajinca play a lot, and it takes pressure off the kid as LB can say hr wasn't suppose to be playing so much this yr, but May's lazy butt kinda forced it on him. Then LB just tells Ajinca to just have fun and keep him loose.

ohara831
10-26-2008, 07:17 AM
Woke up at 3:00 w/ this darn broken arm killing me. I'm exhausted and have to try to get some sleep. Pain meds finally kicking in!

ziggy
10-26-2008, 07:24 AM
Woke up at 3:00 w/ this darn broken arm killing me. I'm exhausted and have to try to get some sleep. Pain meds finally kicking in!
I'm somewhat of an insomniac, no matter what I try, I rarely get more than 5 or 6 hours sleep at the most... thats my excuse for being up so early this morning :)

dnbman
10-26-2008, 09:14 AM
I don't know if Brown is pushing buttons so much as calling a spade a spade. So far, Brown's been pretty direct with the media. I think he's saying what he's saying: May's not ready. We have to do something about our PF situation. Yeah, in essence he's calling May out. However, I'm not sure Brown is saying this about May with the intention that we do nothing and hope May improves by pushing his buttons. I think Brown would genuinely like another option at PF. But he knows how things work: you add a guy, you have to subtract a guy.

ammofan
10-26-2008, 10:28 AM
Hey just so you guys know I am uploading a new video today on Youtube:
Sean May- Dead and Gone

lol.......I am not kidding

ziggy
10-26-2008, 10:38 AM
Hey just so you guys know I am uploading a new video today on Youtube:
Sean May- Dead and Gone

lol.......I am not kidding

Dude... Please be sure to post a link to that video once its up. :biggrin:

jpf_v2.0
10-26-2008, 10:53 AM
First, let me preface this post by saying I never wanted Sean May. I'm a Tarheels fan but I had serious doubts about whether or not his game translated well to the NBA. I wanted one of two things with that pick, either use it to trade up for Chris Paul or to select Danny Granger. After my initial rants when the FO picked him, I held out all hope that I'd be wrong.

It really blows my mind how the front office could've thought it was a good idea to continue to count on him with how his career has went to date. I really wonder what in the world they were basing it on. Whoever thought it was a good idea should be fired.

BRNC
10-26-2008, 11:32 AM
I'm not opposed to the "committee" approach LB will have to take but I see A. Brown starting so we still have Nazr coming off the bench...I honestly think this ended up in the media for one or two reasons....LB knows (as we do ) that McMay can't play because he did not bother to come into camp in any kind of shape to play and it appears McMay is at the proverbial cross roads in his career(get in shape or you're out of the NBA)...and/or the FO along with LB feels the need to let the owner know they might have to eat the McMay contract to open a roster spot...we have a couple of guys (Hollins and Davidson) that would cost less to release for a spot but at least they are healthy and in shape and we all know big bodies are hard to find....at this point LB might feel McMay is never going to get in shape or be a force because of conditioning/medical issues...to have a chance to add anyone (trade or picking up a cut) we have to have a roster spot and right now we don't have one without a cut...

mrtarheel
10-26-2008, 12:08 PM
Here is the catch, we have to eat some contracts. I'm all for spending OPM (other peoples money) but why cut May now. If you cut him that is a larger hit than cutting both Davidson and Hollins together and you have two roster spots. I like what LB did calling him out publicly. Get someone on the training staff to put him to work. Force him to get in shape who knows after hit gets in shape he could be our answer at the 4. You won't get anything for him in trade so you are forced to keep him. There are some trades out there that can be worked out its just that we knew this situation going in to the preseason when we could have did a trade and already had someone adjusting to the system. There is work to be done no use crying over spilled milk, just go out and make it happen.

MattD
10-26-2008, 03:04 PM
those who suggest cutting sean may are mental.

Ghost Kat
10-26-2008, 05:01 PM
those who suggest cutting sean may are mental.

How does cutting him hurt us? Keeping him and depending on him right now would be mental. He's is no where near in starting shape. He's anothe project like Davidson and Ajinca at this point. I am ashamed of Sean May. A professional basketball player who isn't in shape, in't ready to play and is basically living off NBA welfare. The front office may have hoped he'd be ready but even us fans knew he wasn't going to be ready. This is a horrible way to start a season.

playoffs...PLAYOFFS?
10-26-2008, 05:54 PM
I am ashamed of Sean May. A professional basketball player who isn't in shape, in't ready to play and is basically living off NBA welfare.

I'm a Caroling grad and saw May play in college. While I obviously pull for him, I'm equally disgusted by his lack of competiveness. I don't know the details of his injury and rehab, but I do feel that he did not try hard enough in the offseason and while injured, to mantain a good weight and exercise. He is professional athlete and it is his job to add value to the team. He knew that our team would rely on him and he would be a key determinant on our team's success. I would go as far as labeling his attitude as careless and negligent. He has not stepped up to the plate when needed and I'm very dissapointed.

BIGCatBobcat
10-26-2008, 06:19 PM
My "release his ass" comment was just a rant. I don't know the cap ramifications. I don't know what it accomplishes. I just hate him for being fat and lazy and wasting potential. I have never liked his attitude, he's happy to be in his super cool faded jeans and untucked button up with his sportscoat, at the end of the bench, being the best cheerleader he can be. Eating Bojangles and Krispie Kream because lets face it, that stuff is good. I eat it, I'm fat, out of shape, couldn't run the court 4 straight times let alone jump and try for a rebound, but damn I'm not a pro-basketball player.

There is no trade to be made. Unless it involves Raymond, which I don't think Larry is ready to give up on him, he's in a contract year, no team wants that. The NBA has gotten so funny about transactions and things that make sense don't seem to work out, especially for the Bobcats.

So we have basically 4 guys that are untouchable in the trade market: Okafor, J-Rich, Carroll and Nazr. Those guys have "bad" contracts. I don't think bad for the Bobcats but sort of untradeable. Agreed? We have a handful of unknowns/guys no one really would want to trade for: Hollins, Davidson, Ajinca, Shannon Brown, May and Morrison. May and Morrison are big time injury/mental case question marks. Hollins, Davidson and Brown are athletic talents (loosely phrased) that seem destined for D-League. Ajinca, young, thin, French, done nothing so far. Larry seems to be the only person other than his mom who really likes this kid. Can we agree on these? Dudley, I love, I think he's getting some burn but it'd be a special situation for him to fit in a trade. DJ, Felton, I really don't think anyone on the team wants to get rid of either one without knowing who is better and as stated Felton is in a funny situation. Anyone who would really want him could just wait and offer him more than they think the bobcats would want to pay him in the off season. That leaves Gerald, who I think is awesome, best player on the team. I would have to get Boozer or someone better back for Wallace. It just won't happen for us. There is no one out there to fill our big giant hole, made wider by an ever widening Sean May.

Chef
10-26-2008, 06:37 PM
we could probably get boozer for wallace. the jazz could use a tough athletic player like wallace. the only thing about boozer is that he is in a contract year and we would have to make sure he wanted to stay. if not we gave up crash for a 1 year flier.

the line up would be
felton
swish
dud
boozer
oak

Chef
10-26-2008, 06:39 PM
ps.
i just got moved up a player level for post 100. i am now brevin knight. could the mod please update the player tiers. judging by our current roster this should equate to dud's.

ziggy
10-26-2008, 06:45 PM
ps.
i just got moved up a player level for post 100. i am now brevin knight. could the mod please update the player tiers. judging by our current roster this should equate to dud's.

Working on updating that sometime over the next couple of days.

ammofan
10-26-2008, 08:03 PM
SEAN MAY DEAD AND GONE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyvaed4fYtM

ReesieNCPantherCatfan1
10-26-2008, 09:28 PM
Let me start my Sean May rant: There's nothing worse in life than wasted potential. I think the earlier "nba welfare" comment describes McMay perfectly, as he is just stealing money. Nobody owes him anything, and I am sure that almost every one of us working in the "real world" would trade abilities with him to maximize his fat-ass potential. Damn, I would be an all star with his abilities because you can be sure I would be in great shape. It just pisses me off that he could actually be a good power forward in the league if he would get his fat ass in shape and do his actual job.

I am a big unc fan, but has disappointed me for the last time, and maybe it would send a positve message to the rest of the team if LB did cut his fat ass or send him to the D-league and make him make a minimum weight before he can get back on the active roster. I remember Pat Riley doing something like that with Antoine Walker a couple years ago with the heat. Just thinking about may's fat ass finally getting a peice of humble pie brings a smile to my face. I also know for a fact that he likes to get his drink on about every weekend at the Forum in uptown. I'm all for having a good time, but not at the expense of a job any average guy would kill to have. I feel much better now.

Slam
10-26-2008, 10:27 PM
SEAN MAY DEAD AND GONE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyvaed4fYtM
Pity you didn't show the game against the Raps when Bosh scored about 5,000 points on him in about 17 seconds.


(seriously though, that move he puts on the Pacers around the 3min mark was sweeeeeetttttttttttttt!!!)

SWedd523
10-26-2008, 11:35 PM
The one thing that pisses me off the most about May is the fact that if he actually tried and realized his potential, then we would.... get ready....... be a playoff team. A borderline top level playoff team.

He is exactly the player we need to make it to the next level as a franchise. That alone should be motivation enough for him to get in shape and play like he should.

I don't have any sympathy for him. He's nothing but a fat, lazy slob that doesn't even deserve to be in the NBA. He's a grown ass man that should do his damn job or get fired. Plain and simple. LB shouldn't have to waste his time pushing him to get in shape. May is a nobody to me.:mad:

Felton for Prez
10-27-2008, 09:14 AM
The amazing thing is he actually looked agile and aggressive in the video. Nice job.

A couple of general comments about the May situation. Based on LB's comments, we're obviously not dealing May now. No one will touch him today after those comments. However, he still could have value at the trade deadline, so there is no way he gets cut. Someone out of theplayoffs could take a flyer on him on the hopes they get him in shape for next season. I'm not saying that's a good idea, I am just saying he could have value.

The thing that scares me most about this motivational approach is injury. May has now been publicly humiliated, which he deserves. What is the end goal? To get him to work harder? Probably. I don't know about you guys, but I've tried to get back in shape a few times and when I get embarrassed for being a fat a**, I push that much harder and end up with shin splints or a bum knee. Given his surgery and his history, I worry he does the same and we lose 5 fouls a game.

BRNC
10-27-2008, 10:54 AM
I for one (as many on the board) have watched may since he started playing at UNC. Frankly, I've never seen McMay in shape....as far as him pushing and possibly re-injuring himself I seriously doubt the "push" part of the statement. I will not be surprised he he is re-injured......I've heard some people say let him play himself into shape...I agree as long as the "play" is at practice not in games that count because I'd rather not encourage anyone else to come in out of condition and he is a major liability to his teammates when he's on the floor...

SWedd523
10-27-2008, 05:03 PM
I don't know about you guys, but I've tried to get back in shape a few times and when I get embarrassed for being a fat a**, I push that much harder and end up with shin splints or a bum knee. Given his surgery and his history, I worry he does the same and we lose 5 fouls a game.

not to sound like an ass, but you only get shin splints from not walking/running properly. And you only (usually) get injured if you don't stretch/warm up properly.

Getting in shape has no adverse affects, getting in shape the WRONG way does. He's a professional athlete (and I use that term very loosely) and he has professional trainers that should be more than capable of working him into shape without injury

Felton for Prez
10-27-2008, 05:44 PM
That's my point exactly. Embarrassment, frustration, whatever you want to call it can cause someone to push it beyond what they should be doing (ie, prepare incorrectly). One of the reasons he's not in shape is likely because the training staff has handled him carefully. Maybe he's not in shape right now because they don't think he's able to handle the the wear and tear to get in shape. If all of sudden they rush him, he could break down.

For the record, you don't get shin splints from poor form. Its more of a surface issue and poor foundation building.

SWedd523
10-27-2008, 06:36 PM
That's my point exactly. Embarrassment, frustration, whatever you want to call it can cause someone to push it beyond what they should be doing (ie, prepare incorrectly). One of the reasons he's not in shape is likely because the training staff has handled him carefully. Maybe he's not in shape right now because they don't think he's able to handle the the wear and tear to get in shape. If all of sudden they rush him, he could break down.

For the record, you don't get shin splints from poor form. Its more of a surface issue and poor foundation building.


...the reason is that some runners overstride, and land heavily on the heel with each footstrike. When this happens, the forefoot rapidly slaps down to the ground. Effectively, the foot, which is dorsiflexed prior to making contact with the ground, is forcefully plantarflexed. This forceful plantar flexion of the foot causes a corresponding rapid stretch in the attached muscles. A reflex in the muscles responds, causing a powerful contraction. It is this eccentric contraction which leads to muscle soreness and possible injury to the muscle, tendon or connective tissue...

So I look at it like its bad form because you aren't supposed to walk that way, but this isn't the place to discuss walking form;)

Ghost Kat
10-27-2008, 08:13 PM
I promise you i couldn't be more heated with Sean May if you threw both of us in a pizza hut oven. Sean May's dad had a short career cuz of injuries,Never reached his full potential. I remember Sean in college talking bout that. Now look at him. Jason Kidd, Amire, and a hand full of other players hand the same knee surgery. None of them are fat and out of shape and can't run up the court. I bet of it was a box of damn Krispy Kreme he'd jump to the top of the back board like Earl "The Goat". This is shameful, For him to end up no better off then his dad, In turn dragging this team down (again). >:(

TheBeagle
10-28-2008, 01:19 AM
This is pretty funny: check out the Linda Cohn quote from the charity gala the Cats held Saturday night....

http://obsent.blogspot.com/2008/10/bobcats-roll-out-blue-carpet.html


It was nice of Bobby J. to show up...oh wait, he didn't. I swear, I don't think he's long for being our owner, I really don't. It's obvious he knows the Charlotte community doesn't like him, nor do the majority of his paying fans, and he's losing money by the assload, and any businessmen knows when to cut his losses. Speculation, sure; but I really think he's going to be selling sometime in less than 2 years, and Stern will make sure that whoever buys the team is committed to keeping it in Charlotte.

Muttley
10-28-2008, 07:42 AM
This is pretty funny: check out the Linda Cohn quote from the charity gala the Cats held Saturday night....

http://obsent.blogspot.com/2008/10/bobcats-roll-out-blue-carpet.html


It was nice of Bobby J. to show up...oh wait, he didn't. I swear, I don't think he's long for being our owner, I really don't. It's obvious he knows the Charlotte community doesn't like him, nor do the majority of his paying fans, and he's losing money by the assload, and any businessmen knows when to cut his losses. Speculation, sure; but I really think he's going to be selling sometime in less than 2 years, and Stern will make sure that whoever buys the team is committed to keeping it in Charlotte.
I like how the title of the blog is "Paid to Party." I wonder if the author was inspired by Sean May's workout regimen.

amour217
10-28-2008, 10:22 AM
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/amour217/PFBobcats.jpg

ALong13
10-28-2008, 10:33 AM
haha...that picture is so wrong on so many levels...

Muttley
10-28-2008, 01:21 PM
Not cool... not cool.

Felton for Prez
10-28-2008, 01:36 PM
That's gotta get someone thinking about how to photoshop Mr. Hankie (of South Park fame) into a #42 jersey.