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...you thought the Buffalo sports scene was tough back in October (0-4 Bills start and no Swordsmen hockey with the NHL lockout), it must be hellish to be a New Orleans sports fan these days.

 

The 'Aints "ain't" going anywhere (again), and Haslett's days as skipper may be numbered.

 

Then there is their NBA team, the Hornets, off to a glittering 1-19 start. They had the ignominy of losing last night to the franchise that replaced them in Charlotte--the expansion Bobcats, a fledging enterprise with five wins in 19 outings (not bad for a first-year outfit).

 

1-19 x 4=you do the math over an 80-game slate (82 to be official). The ol' 9-73 '76ers mark for season-long ineptitude may be in jeopardy.

 

Sheesh. There's poor, and then there is dirt poor. Nawlins is right now in the latter group.

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...you thought the Buffalo sports scene was tough back in October (0-4 Bills start and no Swordsmen hockey with the NHL lockout), it must be hellish to be a New Orleans sports fan these days.

 

The 'Aints "ain't" going anywhere (again), and Haslett's days as skipper may be numbered.

 

Then there is their NBA team, the Hornets, off to a glittering 1-19 start.  They had the ignominy of losing last night to the franchise that replaced them in Charlotte--the expansion Bobcats, a fledging enterprise with five wins in 19 outings (not bad for a first-year outfit).

 

1-19 x 4=you do the math over an 80-game slate (82 to be official).  The ol' 9-73 '76ers mark for season-long ineptitude may be in jeopardy.

 

Sheesh.  There's poor, and then there is dirt poor.  Nawlins is right now in the latter group.

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The curse of Tim Floyd continues.

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...you thought the Buffalo sports scene was tough back in October (0-4 Bills start and no Swordsmen hockey with the NHL lockout), it must be hellish to be a New Orleans sports fan these days.

 

The 'Aints "ain't" going anywhere (again), and Haslett's days as skipper may be numbered.

 

Then there is their NBA team, the Hornets, off to a glittering 1-19 start.  They had the ignominy of losing last night to the franchise that replaced them in Charlotte--the expansion Bobcats, a fledging enterprise with five wins in 19 outings (not bad for a first-year outfit).

 

1-19 x 4=you do the math over an 80-game slate (82 to be official).  The ol' 9-73 '76ers mark for season-long ineptitude may be in jeopardy.

 

Sheesh.  There's poor, and then there is dirt poor.  Nawlins is right now in the latter group.

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N'awlins has an NBA team?

 

Okay, stupid question...at 1-19, apparently not. But they're supposed to have one?

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The curse of Tim Floyd continues.

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I'm thinking the it's more of the curse of Jan van Breda Kolff. The bastard destroyed the Bonnies and now the Hornets (he was an assistant on Floyd's staff).

 

Hey JvBK :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: !!

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I'm thinking the it's more of the curse of Jan van Breda Kolff.  The bastard destroyed the Bonnies and now the Hornets (he was an assistant on Floyd's staff).

 

Hey JvBK  :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:    !!

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Hopper,

 

You can throw Son of Wick (Kort) in there as well. Wick (Sr/Jr), VBK, Lane. The quartet from hell. The Bonnies winless and one of the dreg teams this season in college basketball. Not a pretty picture back home, is it?

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Hopper,

 

You can throw Son of Wick (Kort) in there as well.  Wick (Sr/Jr), VBK, Lane.  The quartet from hell.  The Bonnies winless and one of the dreg teams this season in college basketball.  Not a pretty picture back home, is it?

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I'm told it's not a pretty picture. But then again, there isn't anything wrong with Bonas that can't be fixed by what right at Bonas. The place is more than just a basketball team. I'll give Gothard a bit of a pass though. He was in a VERY difficult situation. I'm not sure what I would have done given those circumstances.

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Thats why the Saints are going to move to LA...honestly, ask an NFL fan if he gives a crap whether the Saints play in NO or LA...it doesnt matter. There is no history in NO, so its not that big of a deal if they leave.

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