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Current Eastern Conference Standings

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This 4-1 record isn’t similar to the Panthers 3-0 start. The Hornets have beat the Nets led by Durant and Harden, a Pacers team that is better than their record and the Cavs who have already beat the Hawks and Clippers. We should be 5-0 right now if JB didn’t use a stupid time out that sent us into OT vs the Celtics. 

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18 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Kup has done a masterful job building this team. Just need to keep them together.  

This is the best team we have seen in Charlotte since the rebirth. Miles is balling out of his mind. Melo and Gordon are playing really well. Oubre was such an underrated signing.  Plumlee is night and day better than Cody Zeller except from the FT line. And we haven’t seen much at all from Terry and PJ. Our top two rookies haven’t sniff the court. 
 

I love having a GM/HC/Owner that has knowledge of the game instead of trying to use this “analytics” crap. This is the difference between Rich Cho and Kup. The difference between the Hornets and Panthers. 

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