We Will Win! Says Orlando's Stuff

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We Will Win! Says Orlando's Stuff
Third Quarter Collapse: Front Page Posts found this 4/15/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]
As we await the beginning of the NBA Playoffs on April 19, team mascots explain why their team will win . Next up: Orlando's Stuff , apparently a magic dragon who moonlights as a kangaroo boxer. Get your cod-dammed fist outta my schnoz, Jack! Don't you know who I am? ... No? Oh. Sorry. I'm Stuff, yeoman mascot for the Orlando Magic. Other mascots, you'll notice, are one or maybe two ... [link]

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Orlando Magic News for April 15th: Magic/Raptors Playoff Preparation Edition
Published 4/15/2008 by Ben Q Rock <info@thirdquartercollapse.com> at Third Quarter Collapse: Front Page Posts
... using one of these signature images from NYCMagicFan. Brian Cook and Maurice Evans aren't available, sadly. However, COOKIE MONSTER is! Here's the Playoffs page on the Magic's official website. The theme is BLUE & WHITE IGNITE. A FanHouse post by Tom Ziller that details why 10 NBA teams are legitimate contenders this season. For what it's worth, the Magic are one of those teams; the Raptors are not. I'm just saying. Ziller Stuff the Magic Dragon writes about why the Magic will win the championship Basketbawful, ...

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