Chris Paul’s Injury Spells Disaster For The Hornets
Yesterday, the Hornets found out Chris Paul will miss the next two months or so following surgery on his left knee, which he hurt against the Bulls the other day. With the game in-hand, all New Orleans had to do was inbound the ball, get fouled and the game would be over. Instead, David West sends the rock to the other end of the floor, and in pursuit, CP3 smacks his knee, the Bulls get the ball and score, and eventually win it in overtime. Paul is definitely out for All-Star,
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I wrote at length last week about the Hornets and their present situation in a post titled, “The Hornets May Have Won The Battle, But Lost The War.” In there, I looked at both sides of the coin in New Orleans where the team was making cost-cutting moves,
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All this changes with Chris Paul out for the foreseeable future.
From fighting for a playoff spot to ping pong madness at the NBA Draft Lottery,
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Because management worked so hard to get under the cap,
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What do you think? Who should they sign? Will the Hornets make a trade? Do they have any chance at making the playoffs?
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