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by Brian Floyd • Jan 27, 2012 10:54 PM EST
The Orlando Magic blew a 27-point lead to the Boston Celtics on Thursday night. That was bad enough, but thanks to the lockout, the Magic had to lace 'em up and get right back at it again on Friday. It was as bad as you think.
Take a look at the box score for the Magic's 93-67 loss to the Hornets. Consider that these are the Hornets. The same Hornets that were 3-15 heading into the game.
Bullet point time!
Clearly, Kevin Garnett knocked out everyone but Dwight Howard in the bar fight, and the rest of the Magic have yet to recover from their injuries. No other way to explain this.
H/T Andy Hutchins, who is cradled up in the fetal position somewhere.
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The Magic won't play like they give a damn
until Dwight is traded. At this point he’s just a cancer for that club.
"Whenever one finds himself in the majority, it is time to step back and reflect," Mark Twain.
by WindisBlowingOut! on Jan 28, 2012 8:05 AM EST reply actions
Magic
Orlando struggles because their big man can’t make a three foot shot half the time. As well as the fact that the greatest 3 point shooter in college basketball never gets his hands on the ball. Visit our Blog @ http://www.askussports.com
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by RKM on Jan 28, 2012 4:16 PM EST reply actions
yes, it's Dwight's fault
His FG% has plummeted to .555 this year, he’s only slightly above his career marks in PER and WS/48, he’s just a big sinkhole of suckitude. The Magic are holding Ryan Anderson back so much that he is having a career year, with higher efficiency in more minutes with a high usage %.
"Good pitching will always stop good hitting and vice-versa." -- Casey Stengel
by calling all toasters on Jan 29, 2012 11:31 AM EST up reply actions
oh my bad
it just occurred to me that maybe you meant Redick as “the greatest 3 point shooter in college basketball.” He’s only getting the most shot attempts per game of his career, and (you knew this was coming) has well above career rates of PER and WS/48.
"Good pitching will always stop good hitting and vice-versa." -- Casey Stengel
by calling all toasters on Jan 29, 2012 7:15 PM EST up reply actions
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