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In his first game at the Hive this season, former New Orleans Hornets point guard Chris Paul led his Los Angeles Clippers to a 105-91 win. Anthony Davis and Eric Gordon produced big for the Hornets, but the rest of the...

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Seven different Hornets reach double-figures in the most impressive win of the season.

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The New Orleans Hornets won their second straight game against a playoff foe Friday night, defeating the Memphis Grizzlies by the score of 90-83. In a surprising performance, Hornets Center Robin Lopez led the way, going for 23 and 10, joining a small group of players who...

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Despite battling a stomach virus that had him puking all morning, New Orleans Hornets rookie Anthony Davis played through his illness, tipping in the game winning bucket with 0.3 seconds left.

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The New Orleans Hornets recent downward spiral continued Monday night at the Hive. An inability to close out quarters, coupled with no offensive inside game a 2nd quarter dry spell, led to a 93-72 blowout loss to the Golden State Warriors. Robin Lopez was thoroughly dominated by...

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The New Orleans Hornets held a lead with less than a minute to go in Minnesota on Sunday night. As they have so many times this season, they let it slip away, falling to the Timberwolves by the score of 97-95. It marks New Orleans sixth consecutive road...

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New Orleans Hornets forward Ryan Anderson, the team's leading scorer, sat out Tuesday night's game versus the Brooklyn Nets with the flu. His teammates missed him, as the Nets pulled away from the Hornets late, handing New Orleans a 108-98 loss. Rookie Anthony Davis was fantastic, even in defeat. He finished...

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Rookie Anthony Davis continues to shine for the New Orleans Hornets, proving to be the difference maker for the Hornets in Sunday night's 98-96 win over the Portland Trail Blazers. Ryan Anderson was fantastic as well, scoring the game-winning bucket on a...

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The New Orleans Hornets were playing in front of a full house Wednesday night at the Hive. For three quarters, they gave their fans plenty of reasons to smile. In the fourth quarter, they gave their fans plenty of reasons to puke. In the most embarrassing, disappointing collapse of the season, the Hornets blew a 25 point lead, losing to the Los Angeles Lakers 108-102.

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New Orleans Hornets shooting guard Eric Gordon is supposed to be the "closer." The player with superstar talent and an ability to put the team on his back late in close games. As of late, the story is quite the opposite.

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