A Look at the Losers: Washington Wizards

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Pradamaster Pradamaster posted 5/3/2007 from nba.aolsportsblog.com [flag]
Filed under: Wizards , Eastern , NBA Playoffs Sports Blog - The FanHouse : The Wizards were unceremoniously swept out of the post-season by the Cavs the other day, to the surprise of, well, nobody. The team's lack of firepower with stars Arenas and Butler sidelined was evident in the fact that they were able to average... Read more > [link]

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