Lebron James' 0-for-8 second half in the Cavalier's 102-94 loss to the Washington Wizards was enough to warrant the boobirds in Cleveland on Friday night. James' struggles didn't get any better from the free throw line either, going 4-for-12 during the same span.
After missing a shot from the wing with five seconds remaining, he angrily ripped off his headband, threw it into the crowd and walked off the court.
"I put all the blame on myself," said James. "It was a bad performance by me."
Via St. Paul Pioneer Press
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The Washington Post is reporting that all appears to be well between Wizards Etan Thomas and Brendan Haywood after the two had an altercation during practice two days ago.
Haywood didn't start against the Timberwolves because he threw a punch during an otherwise "standard" practice altercation, according to a team source.
Thomas downplayed the altercation yesterday, calling it "a normal practice thing." He did not play against the Timberwolves, but that had nothing to do with what happened Monday, according to Coach Eddie Jordan.
"It was not a punishment, not at all," Jordan said. "It was not even close to being a punishment or anything like that. It was just the nature of the game [against Minnesota]."
Via Washington Post
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Feb 17, 2006 10:07 PM EST
Phoenix Suns guard Raja Bell has been replaced in the Foot Locker Three-Point Shootout by Washington Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas. Bell has been excused from the competition due to a family illness. The Foot Locker Three-Point Shootout will be held on NBA All-Star Saturday Night presented by AOL, Feb.18 at Toyota Center in Houston.
Via NBA.com
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Wizards Feb 2006 Archive
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Press Release | Feb 14, 2006
Washington Wizards President of Basketball Operations Ernie Grunfeld announced today that third-year guard/forward Jarvis Hayes underwent successful surgery today to repair a non-healed right patella fracture.
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Press Release | Feb 10, 2006
Washington Wizards forward Gilbert Arenas has been named by NBA Commissioner David Stern to replace injured East All-Star Jermaine O’Neal.
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New York Daily News | Feb 8, 2006
Knicks coach Larry Brown voted for all five Pistons starters to make the East All-Star team and at least three - Chauncey Billups, Richard Hamilton and Ben Wallace - made it as reserves, according to a league source.
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Washington Post | Feb 2, 2006
Washington Wizards guard Jarvis Hayes, who has missed the last 22 games with a fractured right patella, went through shooting drills for about an hour yesterday.