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Hornets Crush Pistons
Hornets Crush Pistons
Hornets Crush Pistons
Wednesday night at the Hive, Chris Paul, Marco Belinelli, David West, and the rest of the Hornets did not look distracted by the ownership issues surrounding the Hornets. Instead, they looked focused in a dominant 93-74 victory.
Jack Acclimating To System Slowly
Jack Acclimating To System Slowly
Jack Acclimating To System Slowly
Jarrett Jack was the biggest, and best piece of a 5 player trade two weeks ago between the Hornets and Raptors. While no one will doubt Jack's skills, it's been slower than expected in regards to learning the Hornets system.
Hornets Drilled By Spurs
Hornets Drilled By Spurs
Hornets Drilled By Spurs
Manu Ginobili scored 15 of his 23 points in the second half, and the San Antonio Spurs overcame a 17-point third-quarter deficit to hand the New Orleans Hornets their first home loss of the season, 109-95 on Sunday.
Paul Takes First Loss Hard
Paul Takes First Loss Hard
Paul Takes First Loss Hard
While Chris Paul took the Hornets first loss hard, he most hard on himself. CP3 picked up his fourth foul early in the third quarter. "You can't do nothing on the bench. That's my fault. I felt like the fouls were here or there, that's my fault, I can't expect the refs to not call it."
Hornets Beat Up Blazers 107-87
Hornets Beat Up Blazers 107-87
Hornets Beat Up Blazers 107-87
David West and Marco Belinelli each scored 18 points Saturday night and the Hornets improved to 8-0, beating the Portland Trail Blazers 107-87. The Hornets have held all of their opponents this season under 100 points. This was the third straight time New Orleans allowed fewer than 90 points.
Smith A Sensational Find
Smith A Sensational Find
Smith A Sensational Find
Sometimes you know what you're going to get. Other times, you think you're reeling in a brim, when you have a decent sized trout on the end of the line. Jason Smith has been a great find for the New Orleans Hornets this season.
Hornets Still Exploring Trade Options
Hornets Still Exploring Trade Options
Hornets Still Exploring Trade Options
The New Orleans Hornets have been the surprise of the NBA thus far, but they are not fooled by their 7-0 start. Though they've beaten "contenders'' Miami, San Antonio and Denver (until Melo leaves), the Hornets' front office knows it hasn't yet joined the elite. The club's plan to get to that level involves Peja Stojakovic, whose value is now in his contract rather than his shot. ESPN's Chris Broussard has the story.

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