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Hornets' Paul Needs Another Scorer
A FOOLPROOF formula for beating the Hornets, it appears, is to stay home on their shooters when Chris Paul orchestrates a pick and roll.
Heavy minutes not a concern for N.O.'s West
Through the NBA's Saturday night schedule, eight players were averaging more minutes per game than Hornets forward David West, whose 39.1 minutes per outing has been inflated primarily because of injuries to ...
James Posey, New Orleans Hornets set out to shut down Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers
James Posey was signed to a four-year contract by the Hornets with expectations he would help shut down some of the league's top scorers.
Byron Scott wants New Orleans Hornets backup to get point offensively
Devin Brown may replace Mike James as the Hornets' backup point guard tonight. Seven games into the season, Hornets backup point guard Mike James isn't fulfilling Coach Byron Scott's expectations.
At least everyone got their money's worth. The Hornets fell to the Lakers tonight by a final score of 93-86 but after watching the first 30 minutes of the game you'd have been thrilled to know that the Hornets ...
Hornets notebook: Weekly injury report, quotable, player notes
New Orleans Hornets center Tyson Chandler and forward Peja Stojakovic both returned from sprained right ankles to start against the Hawks on Wednesday.
Miami Heat vs. New Orleans Hornets game updates
The Hornets achieved their second sellout in three games with Saturday's announced crowd of 17,701 at the New Orleans Arena.
Continue reading "Hornets have the look of a mature bunch"
James Posey is sure to be a fan favorite this year. As I sit here in the New Orleans Arena watching the Hornets polish off a 104-92 home victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers and contemplate what I have seen ...
Paul marshals perfect Hornets past LeBron, Cavs
New Orleans Hornets head coach Byron Scott watches his team during the second quarter of a basketball game against the Cleveland Cavaliers in New Orleans, Saturday, Nov.
Carter's 2008-'09 NBA Season Preview: New Orleans Hornets
Coming off the best season in the 20-year history of the franchise and a first-ever division championship, the New Orleans Hornets no longer have an eye to the future.
Experts make their Hornets picks
The folks from The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com have made their picks for the NBA season.
Continue reading "Julian Wright, Sean Marks might sit out tonight's opener"
Although second-year forward Julian Wright has participated in full-scaled practices since Sunday after missing the final three preseason games with a sprained right ankle, there is a chance he might sit out ...
APPROPRIATELY, the defending champion Celtics jumpstart the 2008-09 season tonight against a shimmering Cavaliers edition they are all but guaranteed to meet in mid-May or in the Eastern Conference finals later ...
Four days before Wednesday night's regular-season opener at Oakland, Calif. against the Golden State Warriors, the Hornets are still experiencing some physical problems to a few of their key backups.
Continue reading "New Orleans Hornets make two cuts"
With Monday's deadline looming for NBA teams to pare their rosters to 15 players or less for the regular season, the Hornets met the requirement Wednesday by releasing free agents Jared Jordan and Courtney ...
New Orleans Hornets big three less notable, as capable
The Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs and Detroit Pistons all have something in common.
New Orleans Hornets starters will get increased time against Pacers
Hornets Coach Byron Scott said Monday he'll play his starters more minutes in Tuesday night's home exhibition game against the Pacers in New Orleans Arena and his roation would have a regular-season feel.
Julian Wright expected to be sidelined until season opener
Hornets guard/forward Julian Wright to be out until the season opener. New Orleans Hornets forward/shooting guard Julian Wright is expected to miss the remaining two preseason games after severely spraining his ...
Shinn makes pitch for N.O. in Barcelona
New Orleans still has no ambassador to Spain. That's where the Hornets come in. If the city can't muster a diplomatic corps, it still can play basketball, and on occasion, pull some double duty.
CP3-Chandler 'Oop Magic Seems Unstoppable
I'm sure you've noticed that Chris Paul throws a lot of alley-oops to Tyson Chandler.