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Kon Knueppel Shatters Charlotte Hornets 3-Point Record

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Kon Knueppel shatters Charlotte Hornets three-point record, sinking his 261st triple, showcasing his potential as a cornerstone player. Meanwhile, Collin Gillespie makes history for the Phoenix Suns, surpassing Quentin Richardsons record.

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Kon Knueppel Shatters Charlotte Hornets 3-Point Record

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Charlotte Hornets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kon Knueppel Shatters Charlotte Hornets 3-Point Record. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, Charlotte Hornet's rookie, Con Kwepple, just smashed the franchise record for three-pointers in a single season. The 20-year-old drained his two-and-unjus-sixty-first triple Thursday night against the Phoenix Suns, topping Kimber Walker's mark of 200, 60 from the 2018-19 season. He walked into the game meeting just four more to tie and break it. Things got tense in the fourth quarter, with a couple of misses on wide open shots, but he finally buried the record-breaker off a dish from Grand, Williams. The home crowd in Charlotte lost it, roaring as the moment sank in. For our first-year player, this is huge shows he's got ice in his veins and could be a cornerstone for years. Meanwhile, over on the Sunside, Colin Gillespie etched his name in Team History 2. He nailed his 227-3, passing Quentin Richardson's 226 from 2004-2005. Things like these keep the league buzzing, proving sharp-shooting still rules the game no matter the squad.

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