
Hornets Lose Lead, Fall to Sixers
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Charlotte Hornets Blown Lead: Brandon Millers Hot Streak Overshadowed by Second-Half Collapse
The Charlotte Hornets, led by Brandon Millers impressive first-quarter performance, built an early lead against the Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers. However, they couldnt maintain their momentum in the second half, losing the game 118-114. Millers hot streak was overshadowed by a disappointing third quarter, where the Hornets shot poorly from three-point range and went scoreless for over five minutes. Despite the loss, the teams strong rebounding, particularly on the offensive end, could prove valuable in the playoffs. The Hornets will look to bounce back against the Celtics on Sunday.
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On March 29th, the Charlotte Hornets blew a 15-point lead in the third quarter and dropped a tough one to the Philadelphia 76ers, one, 118-114. They jumped out early thanks to Brandon Miller dropping 16 in the first quarter alone, building an 11-point edge after one and holding a. Five-point half-time lead despite Tyrese Maxi's fireworks. Fans are buzzing about the second half-freeze with the Hornets going 6-30 from three and scoring nothing for over five minutes in the fourth. Joe M.B.'s flopping drew whistles that frustrated everyone, but Charlotte's rebounding kept them alive, grabbing 20 offensive boards led by Moussa Diabate's 7. Miller stayed hot all-game, getting to the line and scoring efficiently, while Kobe White lit it up early before fading. That offensive glasswork could be huge, come playoffs when shots aren't falling. No time to dwell though. The Hornets host the Celtics, Sunday night to close the homestand, needing to shake this
off quick. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Charlotte Hornets News today, AI-powered team coverage.
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