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SAN ANTONIO — The start of a six-game, nine-day trip couldn’t have gone any worse for the Trail Blazers, who were struck by a triple dose of bad news on Friday the 13th.
The Blazers were outclassed, outworked and outmanned by the San Antonio Spurs, falling 99-83 before a sellout crowd of 18,581 at the AT&T Center. And that was just part of a day to forget.
In the second quarter of the defeat, center Marcus Camby sprained his left ankle and is not expected to play tonight, when the Blazers visit the Houston Rockets in the second game of a Texas back-to-back.
As if that double whammy weren’t bad enough, off the court, negotiations between the Blazers and small forward Nicolas Batum hit a snag when the sides met for roughly two hours Friday morning in San Antonio without coming to terms on a contract extension.
“It’s tough,” forward LaMarcus Aldridge said of the Blazers’ loss to the Spurs. He might as well have been summing up the day....
http://www.oregonlive.com/blazers/in...lazers_on.html
That was a statement game for the Blazers last night.
blazers are very overrated right now
Should have put in the picture of Euroleague MVP, Tiago Splitter, muscling the ty players he should be muscling
lol @ wallace's face
He has that sad puppy dog face.
Batum said he wanted to play with euroleague mvp tiago splitter
"Batum & The Splitter"
By Culburn369
Chapter 1.
The locker room was empty save Nicky & Tia. The very long, veined wooden bench between their lockers provided the lone separation between these two viral men. One black, the other a pale European white. The chubby clubhouse boy (Duncan) had announced moments earlier that he had to catch his ride and he could wait no longer for them. That they would have to lock up themselves. The smell of jockstrap filled the air.
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