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The Three-Pointer: Baby Step Forward, Two Steps Back

by Britt Robson
posted on Nov. 30, 2008 - 4:42am

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Game #13, Home Game #7:  Minnesota 102, Phoenix 110

Game #14, Road Game #7:  Minnesota 105, Oklahoma City 103

Game #15, Home Game #8: Minnesota 97, Denver 106

Season record: 4-11

1. Flailing

The Three-Pointer: After A Green Spanking, A Motown Surprise

by Britt Robson
posted on Nov. 24, 2008 - 3:48am

Game #11, Home Game #6: Minnesota 79, Boston 95

Game #12, Road Game #6: Minnesota 106, Detroit 80

Season record: 3-9

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1. "Shrinking The Package" Creates Confidence For Foye

The Three-Pointer: Breakthrough

by Britt Robson
posted on Nov. 20, 2008 - 3:24am

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Game #10, Home Game #5: Minnesota 102, Philadelphia 96

Season record: 2-8

1. Not Bad Enough To Lose

Saturday Playoff Thread and Sunday Playoff Series Picks

by Britt Robson
posted on Apr. 19, 2008 - 11:56pm

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The obvious pundit's take on yesterday's playoff games was that the big guys stepped up, especially LeBron, Duncan, and CP3. Here are some of the dominant impressions I came away with after plastering myself to the rocking chair and catching all of two games and the majority of two others.

Cleveland 93, Washington 86

2007-08 NBA Crystal Ball

by Britt Robson
posted on Oct. 29, 2007 - 8:50pm

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Atlantic Division

1. Boston Celtics (1st Playoff seed)

Why: Three yeoman stars all accoustomed to carrying the load. A pair of role starters, Perkins and Rondo, who are better than advertised. Glue guys for points (House) and defense (Posey) off the bench.

Worries: Mediocre coach, Ray Allen's ankles.

Overrated: The plus-30 ages of the troika of stars.

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