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Due to the sheer difference in the rosters it takes close to a perfect game for the Hornets to win, and when we lose it seems we do each and every little thing we can to lose.

We miss tons of free throws, we turn the ball over needlessly frequently, and we give very little effort in the paint either letting them gather up offensive rebounds or we just don't try attacking their own paint.

After the first game we did just the above and we were scratching our heads thinking how could you go from playing so well executing the game plan so well to downright abandoning it in the second game. Well, each loss we have done just this, we have not played with any amount of intelligence or effort. I really have no idea why... If you are capable of doing both for two games, why not every game?

We needed CP3 to be the CP3 of games 1 and 4. And we'll need that to beat LA on Thursday as well.

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Unless Marcus thornton magically sprouted stilts out of his arse, he wouldn't be of much use.

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unless they re-opened jazzland.......he could be a preformer with that getup.

Well, that's a wrap. I'm done. Can't take anymore. See you folks at the arena Thursday night.

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Key stat going away from tonight. We are 0-2 when I watch a game on CST.

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I really don't want to admit this, but I have watched our 3 losses basically the entire game. Our two victories I have probably watched 16 game minutes each.

too bad I don't believe in jinxes.

Hornets are down 16 points and slowly work the ball around the offense



I know it is over but that is dumb

starting ewing for game 6

Well the final score looks respectable.

Well before Odom's 3.

good job putting in Gray when it didn't matter monty

MAKE SURE YOU MENTION THAT ANKLE