Hornets Crush Celtics, Showcase Playoff Potential

0:00For the Charlotte Hornets, it's March 6, and here's what's going on. The Charlotte Hornets crushed the Boston Celtics 118-89 on the road Wednesday night. Key contributors included Conn Newepple with 20 points on 7-14 shooting, plus 18 points each from Brandon Miller and Lamello. Ball, Kobe White added 17 off the bench in a dominant team effort. Earlier this week, the Hornets entered on a 9-game road-winning streak, facing a powerhouse Celtics team holding the number two seed in the East. Boston has been tough at home all season, but Charlotte shut them down completely, even without Jason Tatum in the lineup. This blowout has spans and analysts buzzing, with many calling it a clear message to Eastern conference contenders. The win highlights a young Hornets squad, maturing fast, turning heads, league wide, and boosting their playoff stock. Standout stats included just four turnovers for the entire game, way below their usual 16-per-night. That discipline limited Boston to only five points off

1:01mistakes, showing sharper decision-making on every possession. Meanwhile, Charlotte boasts the best net rating in the NBA over the last two months, and they've held opponents under 100 points in their past. Three gangs. Their blend of elite offense and improving defense makes them a real threat. No one wants to face. Come playoffs. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Do not just fall asleep. Drift into what you are listening to. S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com