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Game 3 of Hornets-Spurs is in the immediate future (8:30p.m. Central on ESPN), and we've got the usual dose of news, notes, quotes and anecdotes form around the web. You gotta love technology.
To start, Tommy Beer has nothing less than a fascinating read over at HoopsWorld.com, giving you about nine billion statistical reasons why Chris Paul should have won MVP this season (hat tip to TrueHoop for the find). I could quote so much from that article, but I'll just whet your appetite with these two... read more »
Game 6 goes down this evening in San Antonio, with the Spurs needing a win to avoid elimination at the hands of our Hornets. Here's the usual bunch of notes, quotes and anecdotes from around the web...
Let's start it off with updates on the injuries to Tyson Chandler and David West. Here's words from Tyson himself, who blogged his ass off on NBA.com yesterday... read more »
It's game day, and with it comes a massive dose of news articles and blog posts. Some highlights...
To start, here's an observation from Elias over a ESPN.com...
Nice.
Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com recalls the Nets firing Byron Scott in 2004, and essentially calls Jason Kidd a damn fool for instigating the whole thing... read more »
The Hornets took a 3-1 series lead over the Mavericks last night, and to follow up we've got more news, notes and quotes from around the funky interwebs. Enjoy. Oh, and don't forget to check Ryan's game recap, right here.
First we have Dirk Nowitzki, who was already putting this series in the past tense after the loss. From Tim McMahon at the DMN Mavs' blog... read more »
In case you missed it, here are the comments Jerry Stackhouse made during his radio show on Wednesday... read more »
Game 3 of Hornets-Mavs tips tonight at 7p.m. Central in Dallas. Here's the latest news, opinions and talk from around the web.
To start, here's what Jerry Stackhouse had to say on the radio on Wednesday... read more »
Another day, another seven billion articles and blog posts about the Hornets-Mavs series. Here's me helping you get caught up.
First off, Henry Abbott has his own Hornets-Mavs bullets over at ESPN's TrueHoop this morning. Among Henry's own observations...
Over at Bleacher Report, Paul Peszko wonders if Chris Paul's impressive performance on Saturday caused Kobe Bryant to force shots in last night's Game 1 between the Lakers and Nuggets... read more »
Just gonna throw out some excerpts from all the Hornets-Mavs talk I've found online today. It makes for some interesting reading.
First, the words of TNT's Charles Barkley, as reproduced in the Baton Rouge Advocate...
"The problem with New Orleans is that they are so young," Barkley said. "They've got a bright future, but they don't have playoff experience. Byron has done a great job, I thought (point guard) Chris Paul had the MVP until they faded the last couple of games, but they’ve had a magnificent season. read more »
If you made it to a game at the Arena this past season, you're probably familiar with Mikey. He was the guy busting a lung from the front row of 303. I first met him while waiting for the streetcar to take me to the Hornets-Sonics game back on December 10th. He turned out to be somewhat of a legend, and we've been good friends ever since. Anyways, since Mikey's from New Orleans and he's been down with the Hornets ever since they first moved here, I asked him to write up his memories of the season here at Hornets247. I'll shut up now and let him tell it...
Let me start this off by first saying that I totally
understand that teams play for championships, and thusly, I am due a certain amount of criticism for even writing this. I am an admitted Hornets fan; have been since they moved to my hometown back in 2002. I moved back to New Orleans in August of 2005, just before the storm that changed the landscape of this entire region, and moved the team that I was looking forward to following. I made it a point to support whatever the Hornets did in New Orleans in an effort to let the powers-that-be know that there were fans in this torn and tattered city that cared about the NBA. read more »
Alright, so we've got Game 6 in San Antonio tonight. The Spurs need the win to stay alive and force a deciding Game 7 on Monday. Victory for the Hornets would put us in the Conference Finals for the first time in franchise history. Tyson Chandler and David West are apparently healthy enough to lace 'em up and give us good minutes, so hopefully we'll put an end to the road woes and advance to the happy times tonight.

Stuff to know...
Game Time: 8:00pm Central.
TV: ESPN nationwide.
Radio: KMEZ 102.9 FM in New Orleans and the super-fantastic WIBR 1300-AM in Baton Rouge. read more »