usatoday.com - 11/21/2007
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Gilbert Arenas , cheering in street clothes on the bench, must have been happy and jealous at the same time. "I had to tell him, he ain't the only one who can do it," said Blatche, laughing through his attempt to sound pretentious. "I've been doing this since I was in high school." Blatche achieved two notable feats Tuesday night. He compensated for Arenas' absence from the lineup by scoring ...
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Andray Blatche is Keepin' it Real
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Andray Blatche is Keepin' it Real (Warning: Long. But it's the day before Thanksgiving, you have nothing better to do, and the Wizards are winning again.) (Preview of why you should keep reading this: Brendan Haywood suggested that Blatche was "punking" the media members last night. If you casually read the AP version of this story , Haywood is now suggesting that Blatche was "poking" the media members." New media wins again!!!!) Here's how the post-game fun started last night, as media members massed around the stall of breakout star Andray Blatche. Blatche: "Oh, y'all coming ...
Rappin’ and singin’ and bloggin’
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In this video, Bulletproof raps [with Roger Mason providing an accurate critique], OPec sings and Glenn Consor walks around looking for people to interview.
Meanwhile, Bulletproof has a big announcement to make:
“I’m getting me a blog,” said Blatche, referencing Arenas’ popular offbeat Internet journal. “Y’all stay tuned. Coming to a town near y’all, I’m getting my blog. It’s going to be: ‘When keeping it real goes wrong.”‘ ...
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blog.washingtonpost.com 11/21/2007 — Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas underwent surgery today to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee. Arenas originally tore the meniscus in the knee last April 3 and had surgery a few days later. The re-injury happened during Friday night's game at ...
Wizards' Arenas Undergoes Knee Surgery
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sports.espn.go.com 11/21/2007 — CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Washington Wizards leading scorer Gilbert Arenas underwent two different surgical procedures on his left knee on Wednesday and will miss about three months. Arenas had been experiencing swelling and soreness in the knee which he had ...
Report: Arenas Undergoes Surgery, Out Three Months —
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In the WASHINGTON POST, Ivan Carter reported that "Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas underwent surgery today to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee. ... He said he won't be able to do any basketball related activity for at least three weeks and could ...
Wizards G Arenas to miss 3 months (AP) —
Yahoo! Sports - NBA News 11/21/2007
Washington Wizards leading scorer Gilbert Arenas underwent surgery on his left knee on Wednesday and will miss about three months. Arenas had been experiencing swelling and soreness in the knee which he had surgically repaired late last season. After ...
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FOXSports.com News for NBA 11/21/2007
Washington Wizards leading scorer Gilbert Arenas underwent surgery on his left knee on Wednesday and will miss about three months.
Arenas had been experiencing swelling and soreness in the knee which he had surgically repaired late last season. After ...
