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At Staples Center, the Bobcats, deprived of their pivotal Tyson Chandler and Nazr Mohammed, have yet been able to rely on their Handyman Gerald Wallace in the oven and the mill with 32 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals. That was not enough. The fault probably not the game Stephen Jackson, whose clumsiness does not prevent further chopping (1 of 16 shooting!). “We could not return a shot,” grumbled afterward coach Larry Brown. Former Warrior must have felt under … But certainly not flamboyant Boris Diaw Monday night.
The French, with a nice 8 of 13 stained only one success in five three-point passed just above 20 points, which is not customary. Former Palois also gobbled 9 rebounds and 9 assists distributed, thus failing to buy aion kinah and caviar for a successful triple-double. But Diaw could not rejoice in this almost perfect copy because of the defeat in a penalty to the team this season and turned upside last week because of last minute transfers.