thebratwurst.com - 2/5/2008
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It’s funny how in all the major sports the balance of power has shifted so dramatically away from the conferences and leagues that the teams we root for are a part of. The American League makes the National League look like AAA. The AFC thoroughly dominates the NFC (well, until it really matters). And the Eastern Conference is so ridiculously bad compared to the Western Conference that a 35 ...
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Great Exercises in Internet NBA-Related Postings: 2.5.08
Hardwood Paroxysm —
... confirmation yet as to whether this injury occurred after someone asked him about the playoffs. Crazy Pill is honest, if nothing else. For all the Hatorade we spill around here, we feel remarkably close to this. Heat fans are starting to go cannibal. My Utah Jazz are having My Utah Delusions after one (amazing but still singular regular season) game from D-Will. . Bratwurst is seeing playoffs for the Bucks. Back to back 2X4s from Free Darko. My head is swimming ...
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Brew Hoop —
... and even a minor trade could have provided a major boost when Desmond Mason went down. Instead, all indications are that the Bucks will sit on their hands until the summer, with Larry Harris being the fall guy. While we know Herb won't fire himself, it's disappointing to say the least when key guys like Walter and Burr don't seem subject to the same accountability as the GM that they give very little freedom to. Last week, Brett at The Bratwurst broke down why the Bucks will make the playoffs, and he now writes why the Shaq trade might alter that ...
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When Ben Wallace left Detroit for Chicago, his mystique, apparently, stayed in Motown. The well-paid but fading center is the main focus of the Bulls' struggles, says Steve Aschburner.
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