Rebrand Rumor: Hornets could become "Angels" or "Spirit."
Since everyone loves rebranding talk so much, I thought I'd pass along this very interesting news from my friend Mr. Jake Madison with Hornets247. From his article:
"Recent filings to the Louisiana Secretary of State list both the "The New Orleans Louisiana Angels, LLC" and "The New Orleans Louisiana Spirit, LLC" as reserved names."
Jake has more details in the article, so go read it, but the main idea is that "Angels" and "Spirit" appear to be in the early running for the new name of a rebranded New Orleans NBA franchise. What do you think? Did you just vomit in your mouth like I did? Do you love them? Prefer one over the other? Are you still going to read this site if we have to rename it "At The Heaven"? Discuss.
Chris Kaman Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on May 3, 2012 12:13 PM CDT
It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the next player we're going to look at is Chris Kaman.
6 commentsMarco Belinelli Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on May 3, 2012 12:07 AM CDT
It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the next player we're going to look at is Rocky Balboa Marco Belinelli.
Carl Landry Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on May 2, 2012 12:14 PM CDT
It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the next player we're going to look at is Carl Landry.
Jarrett Jack Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on May 2, 2012 12:30 AM CDT
It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the next player we're going to look at is Jarrett Jack.
Xavier Henry Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on May 1, 2012 1:22 PM CDT
It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the next player we're going to look at is Xavier Henry.
Al-Farouq Aminu Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on May 1, 2012 12:45 AM CDT
It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the next player we're going to look at is Al-Farouq Aminu.
Emeka Okafor Season in Review
by MrWayneKeller on Apr 30, 2012 12:53 PM CDT
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It's the dawning of a new era in New Orleans basketball, and with so much attention paid to matters off the court this season, I believe it's time to evaluate how our franchise performed during its time on the court. As a result, I want to begin an evaluation of the front office, the roster and the coaching staff and see how they performed, what could happen going forward, and whether or not you approve of their job this season. Without further adieu, the first player we're going to look at is Emeka Okafor.
