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NBA draft lottery: Bobcats to pick fourth

Charlotte’s luck stays the same, three will pick ahead of them in June 27’s draft

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Sorensen: Unlucky ping-pong balls for Bobcats

I don’t believe in conspiracies.
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Bobcats get 4th pick in draft

The Charlotte Bobcats will select fourth in the June 27 NBA draft, based on the annual draft lottery held Tuesday night in New York.
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Bobcats formally apply to change back to Hornets

The Charlotte Bobcats will reportedly change their team nickname to Hornets.
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Bobcats seeks name change to reclaim Hornets buzz

Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan announced Tuesday the team has submitted an application to change its name to the Hornets for the 2014-15 season.
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Bobcats on borrowed time

When Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan said Tuesday the support for a name change to Hornets was overwhelming, the numbers made his point.
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Top 10 players in the June 27 NBA Draft

1. Nerlens Noel, Kentucky center. Obvious plus – he’s a prolific shot-blocker. Obvious minus – major knee injury will shelve him at least until Christmas.
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Buzz about Bobcats to be made official

After months of lobbying, speculation and market research, the Charlotte Bobcats are ready to say they’ll bring back the buzz.
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Bobcats’ history with top-5 picks not so sterling

The Charlotte Bobcats will get a top-five pick via Tuesday night’s NBA draft lottery (8:30 p.m., ESPN), and based on the odds, they’ll most likely choose fourth.
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Bobcats to make name-change to Hornets official Tuesday

The Charlotte Bobcats will make it official Tuesday that they want to change their nickname, a team source told the Observer Monday.
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NBA draft: Are Charlotte Bobcats looking to trade back?

The Charlotte Bobcats, a team assured of drafting no lower than fifth in the first round and having no second-round pick, seem oddly curious about players projected to be drafted in the middle of the first round.