Charlie Bell is having the worst season in NBA history

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Tuesday Bucks Notes
Published 1/1/2008 by Alex <info@brewhoop.com> at Brew Hoop
... Charlie Bell's had better seasons. Apparently, so has everyone else in NBA history. Brett from The Bratwurst also offers recommendations to help save a dying season. ...

Charlie Bell: Worst Season Ever
Published 1/2/2008 by Tom Ziller at FanHouse
... hotly pursued Milwaukee back-up Charlie Bell this summer; Bell, angry with Milwaukee's offers, flirted with a Greek team before signing a five-year, $18 million offer sheet with Miami. Milwaukee, of course, matched, further angering Charlie. (Dwyer notes this is likely the most contract drama a back-up point guard has ever engaged in.) What'd all the fireplay amount to for the Bucks? Possibly the worst NBA season for a player ever, as The Bratwurst tells it. Bell is now shooting .267 this year, and has managed to play 594 ...

Something happened to Charlie Bell
Published 1/2/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
... offer sheet he signed with the Miami Heat, but by all accounts he had put his personal frustrations behind him by the time training camp came around, and (to these eyes) wasn't in any worse shape than his first two seasons in Milwaukee. So why is he knocking in just slightly better than one in four shots this season? And how does this season stack up with the all-time worst shooting seasons in NBA history? I'll let Brett from the Bucks blog The Bratwurst take over from here: "Since the NBA was founded, only ten times has a player seen ...

A Few Links To Get You Caught Up
Published 1/2/2008 by theassociation at The Association
... by Brett Edwards To get you caught up coming out of the holidays, here's a sampling of what's been going on around the Association: Kobe Bryant is considering a new type of surgery. Personally, I hope he doesn't try it, I think he's good the way he is. Charlie Bell is having the worst season in NBA history. On the bright side, the Bucks only lost by 45 to the Pistons, so it's not all bad. Oh wait... Lamar Odom received ...

A Few Afternoon BLINKS
Published 1/2/2008 at Fan Voice: Recent Topics in The Court Reporters: The NBA.com Blog
... of basketball progeria . Interesting read in the Pioneer Press about efforts to increase players' personal safety . Lang Whitaker gets his All-Star on ... in Paris . Everything you ever wanted to know about advance scouting in the NBA. Your Daily Dose of KD turns into a Daily Double with RB: Dwyer uploads the unintentional comedy , and Benson hates on mass texting . Oh, and KD really, really, really wants you to read this post at The Bratwurst . Whoa boy! The Basketball Jones returns after a ...

Thebratwurst.com -- Charlie Bell Headed For Worst Shooting Percentage Ever
Published 1/2/2008 by HM at Hoops and Other Pop Culture
http://thebratwurst.com/?p=247 Excellent work on this. I only wish I had uncovered this amazing factoid of suckiness myself. While Bell apparently (as my dad would say) "cannot hit a bull in the ass with a barrel of full of nickels," his per-48 OVERALL statistical production is STILL superior to the production of 7 mostly-former Timberwolves so far this year. Bell is #370 in the NBA in efficiency per 48, better than: Darrick Martin -- 380 Mark Blount -- 394 Juwan Howard -- 395 Trenton Hassell -- 398 Richie Frahm -- 400 Troy Hudson -- 401 ...

Bucks 103, Heat 98: Recap
Published 1/3/2008 by frank <info@brewhoop.com> at Brew Hoop
... Charlie Bell (12 points) and Bobby Simmons (11) each scored in double figures. Not a big deal, right? Considering Simmons averaged 13.4 ppg and Bell 13.5 in their last full seasons, that should be happening all the time. Well, 31 games into the season this marks the first time those two guys have scored in double figures in the same game. Maybe Charlie got the memo that he's having the worst season in NBA history. Simmons meanwhile showed some rhythm for the first time since leaving the team for his personal absence. After a difficult start to the season on many levels, ...

Behind the boxscore, where Pau shaves for no man
Published 1/3/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
... that LeBron James is insanely good, the best player in the NBA thus far, and scored 32 of his 36 points in the second half. Milwaukee 103, Miami 98 Free David Lee? Forget that. Free Udonis Haslem: "We're probably going to end up playing zone the whole game, because we can't guard anybody one-on-one. It's how many games into the season, and we haven't guarded anybody?" I love this cat. New challenge to The Bratwurst (I prefer my brats from Hot Doug's, by the way), find out if any player who ...

No Your Links: 1/4/08
Published 1/4/2008 by JakeTheSnake <info@bulletsforever.com> at Bullets Forever
If you don't know anything else about the Bucks, here's what you need to know for tonight: Michael Redd might not play tonight after injuring his thigh and Charlie Bell is really, really bad. Sign #240,579 that D.C. is still a football town: even the Wizards care more about the Redskins than they do about the Wizards. Sign #240,580 that D.C. is still a football town: The Redskins had the top two D.C. Sports moments this year, although the Wizards took spots 4 and 5 in this year's top 11, which is progress...I think. Sam ...

Orlando Magic Trade Possibilities for 2007/2008: Getting a Power Forward for the Playoffs
Published 2/10/2008 by Ben Q Rock <info@thirdquartercollapse.com> at Third Quarter Collapse
... Why it works for them: Redick instantly becomes the Bucks' backup two-guard; he won't lose minutes to Charlie Bell (having arguably the worst season in NBA History) or to Awvee Storey, that's for sure. Augustine has a small expiring contract and provides the Bucks with the sort of hustle coach Larry Krystkowiak admires. ...