Gerald Henderson
- #15 G
- 6' 5", 215 lbs
- Charlotte Bobcats
2011-12 Season
| PPG | APG | RPG | PER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15.1 | 2.3 | 4.1 | 14.05 |
Career | |||
| 9.6 | 1.4 | 2.9 | |
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GERALD HENDERSON NEWS FEED
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Bobcats, Silas part ways after NBA-worst year
The worst team in NBA history will have a new coach next season.
about 27 days ago | Associated Press -
Jordan still '100 percent committed' to Bobcats
Michael Jordan said Sunday that he's 100 percent committed to the Charlotte Bobcats and has no intention of selling the struggling NBA franchise.
about 55 days ago | Associated Press -
Bobcats Trio Scores Without Rebounding
From Elias: Gerald Henderson scored 24 points while teammates D.J. Augustin and Corey Maggette added 23 and 21, respectively, as the Bobcats rallied from 15 points behind to defeat the Raptors, 107-103. But none of Charlotte's high-scoring trio grabbed more than four rebounds. The last team with three starters scoring 20-or-more points while pulling down fewer than five rebounds was the Warriors on March 25, 2011 (Dorrell Wright, Monta Ellis & Stephen Curry), also against Toronto.
about 70 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
For Bobcats, It Don't Come Easy, Even In The Big Easy
From Elias: The matchup between the 10-31 Hornets and the 5-34 Bobcats? Hey, at least it was close. Charlotte took a 71-58 lead with 7:43 remaining in the fourth quarter, then held on to win, 73-71, as the Bobcats scored only two points in the last 7:43 of the game. It has been nearly 11 years since a NBA team last won a game in which it scored so few points over that length of time to finish out the game; on April 1, 2001, the Pistons took a 102-73 lead on the Warriors with 8:24 remaining, then meandered their way to a 104-87 victory. Charlotte's Gerald Henderson and New Orleans's Jarrett Jack shared game-high honors with 15 points. It was only the third game in the NBA this season in which no player on either team scored more than 15 points - and the other two were blowout losses suffered by... you guessed it... the Bobcats (102-72 to the Spurs on March 2) and the Hornets (96-81 to the Mavericks on January 7).
about 75 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Working the Wire: Andray Blatche worth the gamble
Josh Whitling discusses players who had been dropped earlier this season, only to regain value and increase ownership in recent weeks.
about 86 days ago | Josh Whitling | Special to ESPN.com -
Barkley on MJ as exec: Not done a good job
Michael Jordan's good friend Charles Barkley has a theory as to why the Chicago Bulls legend has largely failed as an NBA executive, and it has to do with the people around him, including those in the Charlotte Bobcats' front office.
about 87 days ago |