Hornets Cruise Past Grizzlies, Eye Playoff Surge

On March 22nd, the Charlotte Hornets cruised to a 124-101 victory over the tanking Memphis

Grizzlies.

Lamello Ball and Brandon Miller led the charge, combining for 51 points in an easy

win that highlighted the Hornets' hot shooting from deep.

Early on, Charlotte built a double-digit lead with a flurry of three-pointers, though

Memphis answered with a ten-point run.

The Hornets pulled away again in the second quarter behind Miller's acrobatic threes and

a big dunk, entering halftime, up by 12.

They never looked back after that.

Fans are buzzing about how routine these blowouts feel now for Charlotte, a sign of their

steady improvement this season.

Ball kicked off both halves, with threes and floaters, while Miller dazzled early.

Moose at the abode dominated the boards with six offensive rebounds, and Miles Bridges

thrived inside, going six for eight without a single three-point.

Try.

The hiccups popped up, like Josh Green's tough 30-second stretch, with a foul and a botched

fast break.

Con to weapon struggled from deep, but adjusted by driving more.

Still, nothing derailed the Hornets' momentum.

With a couple days off, Charlotte hosts the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday.

I'm one final surged toward the playoffs as their form keeps building.

That wrapped Charlotte Hornets news.

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