Losing is nothing new for the Charlotte Hornets. They have a losing record in eight of the last nine seasons. Key players missed games due to injuries and no one could step up to take their places. We now know that they have little depth and that, right now, is the main problem.
The third week of the Emirates NBA Cup (formerly known as the In-Season Tournament) gave us hints on which teams got eliminated and which teams gained paths to the Knockout Rounds. With the stakes getting higher and higher, players are supposed to step up. Unfortunately, being under the bright lights of the tournament can get in your head sometimes.
Despite the exceedingly long wait, the next NBA season is nearly upon us. Next thing you know, we will be reading stories about training camps from the different teams.
When the NBA schedule was released, you can bet that players immediately studied the dates carefully, eager to see things like homestands, roadtrips, and other interesting quirks.
Older fans will read the phrase “French Connection” and wonder why it sounds familiar. It might be because it was a famous Gene Hackman movie decades ago. Well, this article has nothing to do with that ground-breaking film. This, instead, is about connecting teams in the Southeast Division of the NBA to the French Republic.
It is time to shine some light on the bottom dwellers of the Eastern Conference. These were the teams that
February means only two things to NBA aficionados: the trade deadline and the All-Star Weekend.
The Golden State Warriors will have serious competition next season, but that’s been true since 2015.
It might be late in the season, but teams still have a lot to play for.
Is the game finally over? This certainly was a game that seemed like it wasn’t going to end.
It was not a pretty start. The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets both started the game sloppy on both ends.
This was a good matchup between two solid teams, as each entered Friday’s game with only one loss in the early season.
Losing is nothing new for the Charlotte Hornets. They have a losing record in eight of the last nine seasons. Key players missed games due to injuries and no one could step up to take their places. We now know that they have little depth and that, right now, is the main problem.
The third week of the Emirates NBA Cup (formerly known as the In-Season Tournament) gave us hints on which teams got eliminated and which teams gained paths to the Knockout Rounds. With the stakes getting higher and higher, players are supposed to step up. Unfortunately, being under the bright lights of the tournament can get in your head sometimes.
Despite the exceedingly long wait, the next NBA season is nearly upon us. Next thing you know, we will be reading stories about training camps from the different teams.
When the NBA schedule was released, you can bet that players immediately studied the dates carefully, eager to see things like homestands, roadtrips, and other interesting quirks.
Older fans will read the phrase “French Connection” and wonder why it sounds familiar. It might be because it was a famous Gene Hackman movie decades ago. Well, this article has nothing to do with that ground-breaking film. This, instead, is about connecting teams in the Southeast Division of the NBA to the French Republic.
It is time to shine some light on the bottom dwellers of the Eastern Conference. These were the teams that fans forgot about. Everyone’s attention
February means only two things to NBA aficionados: the trade deadline and the All-Star Weekend.
The Golden State Warriors will have serious competition next season, but that’s been true since 2015.
It might be late in the season, but teams still have a lot to play for.
Is the game finally over? This certainly was a game that seemed like it wasn’t going to end.
It was not a pretty start. The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets both started the game sloppy on both ends.
This was a good matchup between two solid teams, as each entered Friday’s game with only one loss in the early season.
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