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Buzz Brothers: Hornets' Knueppel & Ball Lead NBA in 3-Pointers

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Buzz Brothers Nickname for Charlotte Hornets Knueppel and Ball: The dynamic duo, Knueppel and Ball, are topping NBA charts in three-pointers made this season, earning the moniker Buzz Brothers. The nickname was born during a pregame broadcast on Prime Video, with Knueppel initially drawing a blank on a name for the duo. Despite a halftime deficit against the Spurs, their combined output has been a driving force for the Hornets offense all year.

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Buzz Brothers: Hornets' Knueppel & Ball Lead NBA in 3-Pointers

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Charlotte Hornets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Buzz Brothers: Hornets' Knueppel & Ball Lead NBA in 3-Pointers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on Charlotte Hornets News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. Charlotte Hornets guards Khan Kanuepal and Lamello Ball are getting a new nickname, the Buzz Brothers, for their hot shooting from beyond the arc. They topped the NBA charts and three-pointers made this season. The idea popped up during the pre-game broadcast on Prime Video, before Charlotte faced the San Antonio Spurs. Broadcast The Taylor Rooks suggested it when a new apple drew a blank on a name for the duo. The new apple laughed it off, with a casual, that's okay, showing the fun chemistry in Charlotte's young back court. Heading into the game, new apple led the league with 233 three-pointers, while Ball sat third with 202. Their combined output has fueled the Hornets attack all year. At halftime Saturday, though, San Antonio held a 13-point edge, up 59-46. This story is made possible by our sponsor. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly.

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