
Witnessing the Charlotte Bobcats fall apart these last few weeks has been like seeing Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez on the kiss cam; you want to look away but you just can’t. The Bobcats fell to the Knicks last night in Charlotte 104-84. Ending the season with a 23-game losing streak, the Bobcats sealed their place as the worst team in league history with a 7-59 record and a winning percentage of just .106.
What could cause this dismal record? All teams had to deal with a packed-in schedule due to the shortened season this year, but I’m pretty sure they all made it to double digits in the win column. And Thursday’s game wasn’t’ even close! You would think the Bobcats would play 200 percent in order to avoid the stigma of being the worst team ever. Then again, it takes a special kind of bad to lose more than 20 games in a row.
Bobcats’ owner Michael Jordan said he knew it would be a rebuilding year, but I’m sure he never thought it could be this bad. One thing is for sure, he is going to have to shoot a lot of Hanes commercials to pay for some better players next season.
-K
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