Hornets Shatter 3-Point Record, Win 4th Straight

On March 25, the Charlotte Hornets crushed the Sacramento Kings 134-90 on Tuesday night, tying a franchise record with 26.

Three pointers made.

Kobe White led the way with 27 points on 6 from deep, while Lamello Ball added 20 points with 6-3s of his own.

This win marched the Hornets' fourth straight victory, boosting their record to 38 and 34.

The Hornets jumped out to a 72-47 halftime lead, hitting 13-29 from beyond the arc.

They dominated the Boards with a 57-35 edge and shot 51% overall, overwhelming a Kings team that sits at 19.

And 54.

For Charlotte, Moose at the Abate, shipped in 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Rookie-Con canoeable drained four threes, moving him to second in.

Franchise history for a season with 247 makes.

He's just 14 shy of Kenba Walker's mark.

King stand out.

Dequan plowed and scored 22 points, and former Hornet Malik Monk dished a career-high 14 assists.

But their defense couldn't keep up.

Charlotte had a shot to break the three-point record late, but Rookie Ryan Cowburner missed from the corner.

Both teams played Thursday night, with the Kings heading to Orlando and the Hornets hosting the New York Knicks

as they chase a playoff spot in the brain.

East.

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