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Hornets Buzz: Is It Time to Exterminate Byron Scott?
With the Hornets off to their worst start since 2005-2006, it's about that time when Hornets' fans, and NBA analysts start calling for Byron Scott's head.
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Dallas Mavericks at New Orleans Hornets preview
They have lost two in a row, and their only win came at home against a Sacramento team that pushed them to the limit.
Ballin': Thunder Rip Magic, Stan Van Gundy Rips Team
Orlando 74, Oklahoma City 102: The poor shooting , short-handed Magic plus the hot Thunder equals this, from Stan Van Gundy: "We have no defensive toughness and right now we aren't a very good team.
Kobe Bryant scores 28 as Lakers roll to 5th straight win, beating Hornets 104-88
Kobe Bryant scored 28 points, Shannon Brown added 15 and the Los Angeles Lakers thrived again without their top two big men, beating the New Orleans Hornets 104-88 Sunday night.
NBA Notebook: NBA looking at Paul incident
Under review: The NBA is reviewing a postgame incident in Boston involving guard Chris Paul of the New Orleans Hornets and Rajon Rondo of the Celtics Paul pursued Rondo toward the Celtics' locker room and had to be blocked by Boston assistant coaches after the Celtics' 97-87 win Sunday night.
New Orleans Hornets (2-4) at Los Angeles Lakers (5-1),
The reeling New Orleans Hornets kick off a tough, three- game road trip Sunday by facing the reigning NBA Champion LA Lakers at Staples Center.
Line of the Night (11/4): Chris Paul
Posted by John Paulsen The Hornets have struggled early on in this season, and were 1-3 heading into a home game last night against the red-hot Mavs.
The Hornets Beat the Mavericks
Now THAT was a barnburner. When West got that technical in the fourth, with the Hornets down 3, I was certain that game was done.
Kleeman's Jump Hook: Chris Paul and Deron Williams Could Use an Assist
Writer's note: Every Monday and Friday, I will publish an edition of "Kleeman's Jump Hook ." Since my work concentrates on the teams in the Texas triangle, this column affords me the opportunity to examine the happenings in the rest of the NBA.
Day 9 of 170: Chris Paul Walks Tall
I can't put it any better than At the Hive ... Chris Paul is just good at basketball.
Hornets welcome Raptors to town
The New Orleans Hornets hope to build on a thrilling overtime win when they welcome the Toronto Raptors to the Big Easy on Friday.
Hornets-Raptors: The Biggest Game of the Season?
In this young season to date, the most fitting way to describe the Hornets is inconsistent.
I missed most of the first half of the game, since League Pass has yet to play a game on the channel it says its going to play it on - making life hard on TiVO and me.
Hornets topple Mavericks in OT, 114-107
Peja Stojakovic hit a game-tying 3-pointer in the final seconds of regulation and Chris Paul scored six of his 39 points in overtime, lifting the New Orleans Hornets to a 114-107 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night.
Rondo, Paul won't face discipline: NBA
Rajon Rondo of the Boston Celtics talks to Chris Paul of the New Orleans Hornets on Nov.
New Orleans Hornets Coach Byron Scott hints at possible lineup changes in coming days
While conceding there are 78 games remaining in the season, a 1-3 start with limited offensive production from players other than Chris Paul, David West and Emeka Okafor has Coach Byron Scott mulling some shuffling.
Hornets Blog: Yahoo! columnist says Chris Paul's frustration growing - and justified
Yahoo!'s Adrian Wojnarowski has a scathing article on the state of the Hornets and Chris Paul's frustration.
Dallas Mavericks (3-1) at New Orleans Hornets (1-3),
A scuffling New Orleans Hornets team will attempt to right the ship Wednesday when they play host to the Dallas Mavericks.
Doc Rivers was 4-0 and a little unhappy yesterday, which was better than being 0-4 or even 2-2. And, as he headed into a road back-to-back with Philadelphia and Minnesota, he had a little message for the Celtics in the wake of their 97-87 victory against New Orleans.
Frustration, losses mounting for Hornets' Paul
Chris Paul is impatient. He hates to lose. He admitted as much Monday night after his parents watched his team lose to the Knicks, a team that might as well have slapped a 10-story banner on Madison Square Garden that said, "Gone fishin' 'til 2010." How embarrassing.
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