Hornets Explode with White's Impact

It's March 25th, you're listening to Charlotte Hornets News today, AI-powered coverage of

your team.

I'm Corey with the story.

The Charlotte Hornets dominated the Sacramento Kings with a 134-90 win on Tuesday night,

pushing their winning streak too.

Four games.

Guard Kobe White, who came over in a trade deadline deal, called this the most explosive team

he's ever played on.

Both the bench he dropped 27 points in just 18 minutes, hitting 9 of 12 shots and 6 of

8 from 3 point range.

White has been a steady score since joining from the Chicago Bulls.

In 12 games with Charlotte, he's averaging 15.9 points, 3.6 assists, and 3.3 rebounds

per game.

He shoots nearly 46% from the field, and over 40% from deep, all in under 20 minutes

of play.

This surge has the Hornets at 38 wins and 34 losses, good for 9th in the Eastern Conference.

There are four games over 500 and just two and a half games behind the Toronto Raptors

for 5th place, keeping playoff hopes alive.

The team's hot perimeter shooting and tighter defense have turned close games into blowouts.

Fans and players alike are buzzing about the momentum, heading into the stretch run.

Up next, Charlotte hosts the New York Knicks on Thursday at 7pm.

A tough matchup against the squad on a 7-game streak.

White's impact is fueling real belief as the Hornets climb the standings.