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Bradley Handwerger: December 2008 ArchivesFinal 2:09 4th Quarter Hornets lead 79-74. 5:43 4th Quarter 2:37 4th Quarter Because while they're hitting some more shots, they're still not coming up with stops on the other end on every possession. 8:11 4th Quarter Something I noticed during last night's game was how 6-foot Chris Paul outjumped 6-6 Manu Ginobili late in the fourth quarter for a jump ball. I didn't space in my game story to get to it, but this is what he had to say after the game about beating a guy who is a half-foot taller. "Any time in a jump-ball situation, I just really think about getting the tip," Paul said. "I try to use my quickness. It's anticipation. It's the sa... 1:06 4th Quarter Suddenly, the Hornets went from a 79-72 deficit to an 85-79 lead. Yep, that's a 13-0 run. 2:25 4th Quarter He's not... Final It wasn't close, at least not until the Hornets' second unit came into the game in the fourth quarter. A 31-point lead was trimmed to 16. That's not going to cut it against good teams. Byron Scott couldn't be happy. But a win is a win, and now the Hornets have won three in a row and seven of their past eight heading in... We're nearly two weeks until Christmas and about three weeks from the New Year. And though the Hornets schedule picks up this month with tough games and road trips, that hasn't stopped them from finding time to dole out holiday cheer. You've got Deuce McAllister of the Saints doing shopping sprees for children. Well, he's not alone. The Hornets have a plethora of giving opportunities this year. --On Dec... (Game. Set. Match) Chris Paul, David West and Peja Stojakovic led the way, scoring 21, 19 and 20, respectively. But the story of this game was the lack of production from the Hornets' (11-6) second unit. It's something head coach Byron Scott will have to address before New Orleans gets to...
End of game The Hornets improved to 10-6 with Phoenix falling to 11-8. The difference came in two places - the free throw line and in rebounding. New Orleans controlled at both spots. The Hornets nearly doubled the Suns on the boards (46-30) while they shot more than twice ... |
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