LaMelo Ball, Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards
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In just two games in the NBA, Sion James has proven that he belongs. The rookie swingman didn't play a ton of minutes in the preseason, and in retrospect, that decision looks like Charles Lee was just playing his cards close to his chest, waiting to reveal his ace in the hole.
Joining the Nets on this adventure will be the Charlotte Hornets. Charles Lee begins his second season with the club and hopes to find more success this go around than he did last year. The team has a good share of young talent and hopes that they can surprise some people along the way.
After a 3-22 start from deep, the Hornets three ball began to drop. They shot 12-16 in the second half, giving the Hornets a 27-8 run that helped give them an 11 point lead. It was propelled by LaMelo Ball, Sion James, and Kon Knueppel, who combined for 30 points in the third quarter.
LaMelo Ball’s late 3-point attempt barely hit the rim as Quentin Grimes’ clutch shot sealed the 76ers’ win over the Hornets.
LaMelo Ball had a magnificent Sunday night. Taking on the Washington Wizards, the Charlotte Hornets' superstar put up one of the best stat lines of his career. In the process, he passed Stephen Curry on an all-time NBA record list.
The Washington Wizards had the perfect opportunity to have a winning record for the first time since November of 2022, but let it slip away. Going into halftime
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