Hornets lead in 4th again, lose again

The woefully undermanned Hornets once again took on a superior foe – fought to the end, took a late lead, and then couldn’t hold on to win it.

New Orleans Hornets 85 FinalRecap | Box Score 88 Los Angeles Lakers

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Game On: Hornets @ Lakers

The Hornets took on the Lakers two weeks ago and lost in overtime.  For this game, we’ve turned to Andy Kamentzky of ESPN’s Land O’ Lakers Blog to answer three burning questions about the Sessions Trade at the deadline, Kobe, and the last game.

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Giving Everything and Losing

After yesterday’s post by Grayson about how the Hornets are doing things right with their roster, Ryan looks at the Hornets and worries what this hard-working squad of players really means for the future.  Warning: Contains Eeyore-like content.

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The Art Of Tanking And Proper NBA Management By The Hornets

Tanking is an art form these days, but are teams going about it the wrong way? Do they plan for all alternatives? What are the Hornets doing in their quest in Operation Tank?

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Belinelli and Landry Not Enough as Blazers Edge Hornets

Somehow the Hornets almost pulled out another road victory despite the laundry list of injuries.

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Game On: Hornets @ Trailblazers

Hornets look for second straight win as they head into the Rose Garden

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Win Tickets to an NCAA Watch Party With David Robinson!

Want to watch the final four games with free food, drinks, and DAVID FREAKING ROBINSON??? Well we have two pairs of tickets to give away, so today could be your lucky day.

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Ariza Injury Update

Ariza is out.

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Tracking the T’Wolves – 5-Man Rotations, and the Hornets’ Newest Enemy

In this week’s edition of Hornets247′s weekly Tracking the T’Wolves series, Mason takes a look at some of Minnesota’s more frequently used active lineups before and after Rubio’s injury, and then presents the T’Wolves player that is effectively helping to keep his team’s playoff chances afloat as of late. Continue reading

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Shorthanded Hornets Cruise to Easy Road Victory Over Lifeless Warriors

The Hornets back court simply dominates in the decisive victory over the Warriors.

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Game On: Hornets @ Warriors


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New Orleans Hornets by the Numbers: New Toys From the NBA

The NBA hooked us up with a new stat tool, so I’m taking it for a test drive.

Here’s a nice quote about Griffin by Monty, too– “He’s no fool — he knows he’s making people look crazy and guys don’t like that. He’s gotta expect some of that. It’s just gonna happen. If you jump 5 feet over somebody and dunk it and you got people coming up to you and hugging you after you do it, the opponent’s not gonna say, ‘Oh, man, can you do that again?’

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Griffin/Paul Duo Too Much for the Hornets to Overcome

Turnovers kill the Hornets as Clippers roll in the second half.

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Game On: Hornets @ Clippers

Just four days ago, the Hornets shot 58% and had five players in double figures, as they beat the Clippers 97-90 in Chris Paul’s return to New Orleans. Unfortunately, the only thing people wanted to talk about after the game was Jason Smith’s foul on Blake Griffin, and now the Hornets travel to LA and many are beginning to wonder if there will be some form of retaliation. Jason Smith is still serving his suspension, but all that means is that someone else might have to pay for the sins of Sir Smitty. Continue reading

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In the NO Podcast Episode 60: Get Tossed like Smith

Michael and I talk Jason Smith and his suspension, CP3′s homecoming, point out just how bad the starting line-up the Hornets trotted out against San Antonio, play a little game of “Who will be on the roster on opening night 2013″, and THEN talk about the draft as the March Madness tournament resolves itself and Michael lets you in on a rumor he’s heard about why Jared Sullinger’s stock may be falling. I listen in disbelief.

Ladies, how you doin?

Enjoy the Podcast! Want it on Itunes?

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New Orleans Hornets 2011-12 Power Rankings, V.11

After a bad loss to Golden State, the Hornets bounced back with a big win over the Clippers before falling to San Antonio on Saturday night. Continue reading

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Jason Smith Highlight Reel

Andrew puts together a Smith Highlight Reel.  Just what you were waiting for.

I thought the suspension of Smith was lame.  Our on-site media master Andrew must have felt the same because he went home and cobbled together a quick highlight reel.  The only thing missing is him “raising the roof” as he walked out after being tossed.  Enjoy!

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Hornets Forget About the Three-Pointer, Lose to Spurs

Why weren’t the Hornets thinking about a three-pointer with less than eight seconds to go, down by three?

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Game On: Spurs @ Hornets

How will the Hornets handle the first game after an epic win over the Clippers? Plus we have a nice little mix exhibiting Jason Smith’s awesomeness. 

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Jason Smith’s Statement On the Blake Griffin Foul

Jason Smith apologizes for his foul on Blake Griffin.

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