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The Good, the Bad, and the Dak hosting Philadelphia (12-10-2023) - Vimarsana News

The Good, the Bad, and the Dak hosting Philadelphia (12-10-2023)

The Good: 1. First Win Over a Contender: It is true that one can only play one's schedule... but to this point, we still have the fact that we haven't played and beaten many teams that are...

The Good, the Bad, and the Dak against the Lions - Vimarsana News

The Good, the Bad, and the Dak against the Lions

The Dallas/Detroit game was not among my local coverage, so my rundown will be coming largely based on Dallas/Detroit (2022) - Yahoo Sports and Dallas/Detroit (2022) NFL Gameday The Good: 1....

The Good, the Bad, and the Rush at NY Giants - Vimarsana News

The Good, the Bad, and the Rush at NY Giants

The Good: 1. Second Half Offense: Officially, things moved a bit slow in the first half, though to be fair what derailed a lot of those drives wasn't always Dallas mistakes... but I'll come to...

Hornets Welcome Celtics to Charlotte for Another Matinee Showdown - Vimarsana News

Hornets Welcome Celtics to Charlotte for Another Matinee Showdown

Sunday, April 25, 2021 at 1 PM EST (Spectrum Center) Bally Sports and WFNZ 610 AM or 102.5 FM Last time out: Celtics won, 116-86 on April 4, 2021 in Boston, MA Second-Half Offense, Low Turnovers Lead Hornets to Homestand-Opening Win Charlotte snapped an eight-quarter streak of scoring under 30 points starting in the third on Friday night against Cleveland, racking up 60 total points on 49% shooting over the final two frames in a 108-102 home victory. Fueled by a trifecta of 25-point games from Miles Bridges, PJ Washington and Terry Rozier, the Hornets took advantage of an 18-9 scoring differe...

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