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Nov 2, 2013: Game 3: Charlotte Hornets (1-1) @ New Orleans Pelicans (0-2)


Jakob

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I'd take a look.

 

 

 

Our backup PG is outplaying Kemba right now. That's what you want? Sessions is nothing but a BACKUP, so when he's outplaying our starting PG there's def a problem.

 

Kemba has more points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks than Sessions and he is shooting better as well. 

 

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I'm going to hold judgement until Jefferson takes the floor. Friday night it looked like we were one player away from being solid. I know it was just the kyrieirvingplusfouraliers but we are a far cry from 2 years ago.

I also haven't been a fan of the team since we were the hornets and figured I'd start again now that we are back

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LOL @ Kemba hate.  He's one of the few players we have that looks like a legit NBA player.   I was glad we signed Hendo but my god has he been terrible.  His shot is off like woah and he's forcing things.   We need Al in there but I'm worried about his ankle nagging him for a while.   High draft pick looks in-tact though.

 

We are missing shooters and mainly, a real allstar  I think we have good roll players but not a go-to guy.   

 

And the free throw misses?  Come on.  If we were better at the line we honestly could have had a chance in this game.

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