Hornets' Road Success, Home Struggles

0:00Welcome to Charlotte Hornets News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Charlotte Hornets fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Charlotte Hornets have a strange split in their record this season. They've won six more games on the road than at home, which flips the usual NBA trend where teams dominate their own court. Home games have turned into a real struggle for them instead of a boost. After a recent game, Hornets guard Ray Karuth Lee pointed out how well they've played away from Spectrum Center. He said the road trips keep the team hungry and focused, but long home stands can lead to complacency. Lee's stress bring in that same edge to Charlotte and praise the fans for their energy. Fans have stepped up big time, filling the arena for multiple sellouts and keeping the vibe electric. That support could be key as the Hornets fight to turn their home court into an advantage. On their latest West Coast swing, they hope to grab at least three wins out of four, but split it two and two. They're holding the number ten seed, barely in play in position, with stars like Wamello

1:01Ball dealing with foul trouble and Brandon Miller struggling from the field. Now comes a tough home stand, starting March 17 against the Miami Heat, who have swept them this year already. Next up is the Orlando Magic on a seven game win streak. Winning these could vault Charlotte up the standings and reignite their playoff push. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. A pillow that plays your podcasts, music, or white noise privately. No earbuds required, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.