Hornets' Ball Leads Playmaking Surge

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Charlotte Hornets just locked in their 42nd win of the season, dropping the Indiana

Pacers 129-108 on Friday night.

Brandon Miller led with 22 points, but he big-duped Lamello Ball's playmaking as the real spark

for that well-rounded attack.

Ball's been flashing that franchise-point guard magic all year, dishing dimes and keeping

the offense humming under coach Charles Lee.

The squad's one of the league's most fun to watch, with everyone buying into the high

energy style.

Miller and the crew can't stop praising Ball, saying his flair is clicking now after

passed out.

Team mates love running with him, turning potential chaos into straight wins.

Now with Miller and Rookie Con Newepple as cornerstones alongside Ball, the Hornets look stacked

for the long haul.

After building momentum, relying on that playmaking to climb higher.

This rise feels real, and if Ball keeps elevating his squad like this, Charlotte's got bright

days ahead in the east.