blazersedge.com - 2/13/2009
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General Observations
This wasn't a horrible game. It wasn't the Blazers' best effort, of course, but it was nowhere near the energy-free frustration fest we saw last week against the Thunder. Rather the Blazers had some fundamental breakdowns that submarined their ...
bustabucket.com - 2/12/2009
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In our third installment of the fantasy vs
reality series, Brendan from 2nd Round Reach takes a...
look at Greg Oden. Here's what he had to say about Greg and his impact on fantasy basketball: For all the hype and hoopla surrounding the Benjamin Button-like Oden (sorry, couldn't resist), he's ...
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Fantasy vs. Reality Rd. 3: Greg Oden
sports.yahoo.com - 2/13/2009
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Boston 99, Dallas 92 (See, that's his secret.
He just stares down the rim. Never takes his...
eye off of it. You know why cats don't want anything to do with the people that stare at them or want their attention? It's not because they're aloof. ...
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Behind the Box Score, where The Truth is watching you
bustabucket.com - 2/12/2009
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Warrior Coverage at Fear The Beard . BLAZERS
WARRIORS EDGE COMMENT Sergio vs. Ellis: Sergio struggled last...
night in Portland. Sometimes his style doesn't fit in with the opponent like Bayless' would. I think this is another tough game for Sergio. ...
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Blazers @ Warriors, 7:30pm CSN
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Game 52 Recap: Blazers 98, Warriors 105 [Blazer's Edge]
Golden State Of Mind —
Game 52 Recap: Blazers 98, Warriors 105 [Blazer's Edge]
Dave drops science about tonight's game.
Major props to the entire Blazer's Edge community for being the only hoops blog out there that routinely works GSoM in the open thread comment count. ...
Game reaction: Warriors 105, Blazers 98
Blazers Blog —
... fouls. They baited Portland into taking open shots from distance while tricking them into ignoring their huge height advantage inside. Man, this is a tough team for big guys to play against -- the Warriors force your big men to defend people on the perimeter. Consequently, you should either, in return, force their little guys to defend you inside or just go small and match them. Oden, Przybilla and Aldridge were all effective when they got the ball, but they didn't get it enough. Blazer's Edge recap: This wasn't a horrible game. It wasn't the Blazers' best effort, of course, ...
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Wow, when you throw the league’s two youngest teams against each other, teams packed with scorers, athletes, and plenty of current and future talent this is what you get. It was like watching a couple of teenagers ...
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NYT > Pro Basketball 2/13/2009
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Corey Maggette had 24 points, Monta Ellis made three key baskets down the stretch and the Golden State Warriors held on to beat the Portland Trail Blazers 105-98 on Thursday night. >
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