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DaBaby Defends Rookie, Hornets Win

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Charlotte Hornets secure victory over New York Knicks, 114-103, on March 26th. A courtside fans ball throw hits rookie Kon Knueppel, causing a commotion. Rapper DaBaby defends Knueppel, energizing the crowd. Charlotte maintains focus, winning despite the distraction. DaBaby continues the excitement online, showcasing hometown spirit.

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DaBaby Defends Rookie, Hornets Win

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Charlotte Hornets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!DaBaby Defends Rookie, Hornets Win. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 27th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Charlotte Hornets News Today, AI-powered updates on your squad. The Charlotte Hornets picked up a solid win over the New York Knicks, H-01, all 14-103, on March 26th. What started as a routine game turned heads when a court side fan chucked the ball that smacked rookie Con Wepple right in the back of the head during a timeout. The Knicks came in hot on a seven-game winning streak, but Charlotte built an early lead and never looked back. That fan mishap shifted all eyes off the court for a second, creating pure chaos in the stands. Robert DeBaby, sitting court side, jumped in to defend the young player, calling out the fan and firing up the home crowd. His quick move turned an awkward hit into a fun, protective moment that had everyone cheering. Charlotte stayed locked in after the distraction, sealing the victory without missing a beat. Later, DeBaby kept the energy going online, with a playful video waving a belt over Nick's jerseys, showing off that hometown swagger.

These off-course sparks like DeBaby stand, remind us why basketball nights buzz with more than just points on the board.

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