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76ers (3-2), Hornets (2-4)

Posted January 5th, 2012 by Jim Eichenhofer

It was over when… Jrue Holiday drained a jumper from the left wing to give Philadelphia a 98-89 lead with only 36 seconds remaining. The 76ers went on to hand the Hornets their fourth consecutive loss after a 2-0 start. New Orleans led 73-67 through three quarters but was completely… Keep Reading >>

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West tests free agent market

Posted June 28th, 2011 by Jim Eichenhofer

When two-time Hornets All-Star power forward David West sustained a season-ending torn ACL March 24 at Utah, it was assumed in many quarters that the injury might lead to West’s guaranteed return to New Orleans in 2011-12. After all, many reasoned, why would a player elect to become a free… Keep Reading >>

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Paul’s outlook seems healthy

Posted April 29th, 2011 by Jim Eichenhofer

Unlike a year ago, when Chris Paul was beginning his rehabilitation from knee surgery, the four-time All-Star point guard enjoys a clean bill of health as the 2011 offseason commences. That’s one reason why the 6-foot point guard’s outlook has brightened considerably, after dealing with three separate injuries in 2009-10… Keep Reading >>

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Hornets-Lakers Game 5

Posted April 27th, 2011 by Jim Eichenhofer

When asked by reporters, Hornets players have quickly brushed aside the notion that they have to play “perfect” basketball to beat the Lakers. “We didn’t play perfect in Game 1 (a victory),” Chris Paul has responded a few times to that line of questioning. As they try to post a… Keep Reading >>

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What needs to improve in Game 2

Posted April 20th, 2011 by Jim Eichenhofer

The word Hornets players and coaches have constantly repeated since the conclusion of Game 1 is “more.” If New Orleans is to deliver a performance similar to Sunday’s 109-100 victory against the two-time defending NBA champions, the Hornets will need more intensity, more energy and even more execution – though… Keep Reading >>

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