Dan Dickau will be a free-agent this summer and with the odds increasing that the Cavaliers will not resign Jeff McInnis, he may be an attractive option for the club.
Dickau appears to agree.
"Of course I would," Dickau said when asked about joining Cleveland. "They're an up-and-coming team and they have the best young player in the league. Playing alongside LeBron [James] would be a lot of fun because he's such an unselfish player. That would help me continue to grow as a player."
With the Hornets he's averaging 13.5 points and 4.7 assists. Dickau has led or tied for team game-scoring honors 16 times.
"All he needed was a chance," said Luke Jackson, who worked out with Dickau during summers in the Northwest. "He works hard and he puts in the time. His game speaks for itself because he can shoot and he's like a fly out on the court. He's hard to catch."
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The struggling Cavaliers nearly avoided a loss to New Orleans last night rallying from 17 down in the fourth quarter to go on and win the game in overtime, ending the clubs 11-game losing streak. Despite a sore ankle, LeBron “King” James finished with 44 points, going for over 40 for the third time this season.
``My ankle is hurting like hell, but my team needed me tonight and I couldn't see myself sitting on the bench,'' James said. ``We just had to find a way.''
New Orleans looked great, however, as has been the story for most of their season, they just didn’t have enough to pull off the win. Dan Dickau, the leading candidate for this year's 'Most Improved Award' saw his game-winning layin bounce harmlessly off the rim as time expired.
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Mar 29, 2005 12:25 AM EST
LeBron James scored 44 points, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers' comeback from a 17-point, fourth-quarter deficit in a 109-108 overtime defeat of the New Orleans Hornets on Monday.
Drew Gooden had 11 points and rebounds, while Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 14 points and 9 rebounds.
J.R. Smith led New Orleans with 22 points, hitting four 3-pointers. Dan Dickau had 11 points and 12 rebounds.
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Hornets Mar 2005 Archive
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Yahoo! | Mar 27, 2005
It might be the end of March, but going into Saturday night's game versus the Memphis Grizzlies, the New Orleans Hornets had yet to win a single game versus a division foe.
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Hornets Press Release | Mar 25, 2005
The New Orleans Hornets announced today that they have activated forward/center Chris Andersen from the Injured List.
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Jacob Maxson/RealGM | Mar 24, 2005
With Troy Hudson's hot first quarter shooting giving Minnesota a nice early lead, the Timberwolves were able defeat the Hornets 107-102 on Wednesday night.
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New Orleans Hornets PR | Mar 23, 2005
The New Orleans Hornets are starting to make a pitch to land their young point guard out of Gonzaga the NBA's 'Most Improved Award.
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Yahoo! | Mar 22, 2005
The Mavericks' victories during the Avery Johnson era might only be against the Bobcats and Hornets, but it is a good start for the man who was picked to replace legendary head coach Don Nelson.
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Yahoo! | Mar 20, 2005
The Boston Celtics got the same result on Saturday night as they have on their previous 6 outings, a victory, beating the Hornets 113-100.
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New Orleans Hornets PR | Mar 16, 2005
The New Orleans Hornets announced today that they have activated center Jamaal Magloire and forward David West and have placed forward Chris Andersen on the Injured List with an infected right elbow.
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The Globe And Mail | Mar 16, 2005
A report in a Toronto newspaper on Monday suggested Raptors' GM Rob Babcock passed on two trades, inspiring another round of second-guess the GM.
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New Orleans Hornets PR | Mar 15, 2005
The New Orleans Hornets announced today that forward Chris
Andersen will miss the next five games with an infected right elbow.
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Yahoo! | Mar 15, 2005
Tim Duncan returned to the Spurs line-up on Monday, scoring 18 points and grabbing 13 rebounds in just 26 minutes of play to lead San Antonio to a 112-89 rout over the New Orleans Hornets.
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Express-News | Mar 14, 2005
Tim Duncan was back on the San Antonio Spurs' practice floor yesterday and is expected to play tonight against New Orleans.
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Yahoo! | Mar 7, 2005
Chris Bosh gets better with each passing night.
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Deseret Morning News | Mar 5, 2005
Just when the Jazz thought things couldn’t get any worse injury wise another teammate goes down with a shoulder injury.
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Yahoo! | Mar 3, 2005
The New Orleans Hornets beat the team from their former city on Wednesday, defeating the Charlotte Bobcats by a final score of 94-85.
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Hornets Press Release | Mar 2, 2005
Ben Gordon of the Chicago Bulls and J.
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Sun Herald | Mar 1, 2005
Dale Davis and Glenn Robinson were waived by the New Orleans Hornets. Davis is expected to sign with the Pacers.
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Detroit News | Mar 1, 2005
Dale Davis has decided to return to the Indiana Pacers as soon as he clears waivers, choosing his former team over the defending champion Detroit Pistons.
