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Hornets Gameday Thread


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Man, the calls at the end of this game.  Maddening.

WTF!  Philly coach ran out on the floor!  Dammit!  You have to be kidding.

The mother fuggin coach is out on the floor!  Haha, no call...none.  The Hornets are running a trap, 1 second from a ten second count and the Philly coach is HALF WAY on the court and gets a timeout?  What!

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The Hornets are so close...keep this squad together there is something here.  Just let the young guys mature...we will be good in time.  Amazing game and comeback!

I don’t give a shet who is healthy or not...Kemba and Monk are the backcourt.  Let Monk get there because he will.  I personally like Bridges on the floor as well.  The other positions are up for grabs.  Love Bridges potential as a defender.  Bacon is a keeper IMO as well.  A good big or scorer at PF or SF would help in this next draft.

Eventually get Batum, Frank, Biz, Marvin off the books and we could really be something,  will take time.

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13 hours ago, tondi said:

Big game today against Detroit. They are going to be one of the teams we are competing with for those last couple of playoff spots. 

Nice win today by da bees.  Bridges is starting to look damn good...all the young guys are for that matter.

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