The Charlotte Hornets suffered a frustrating 97–89 loss to the Detroit Pistons after blowing a 7-point halftime lead and committing 25 turnovers. JJ Jackson breaks down what went wrong for Charlotte, including the offensive struggles that wasted an encouraging defensive performance. Plus, Brandon Miller recorded 31 points and 12 rebounds for his third straight 30-point game, raising an important question: how much longer can the Hornets depend on Miller to carry the scoring load?

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The Charlotte Hornets rank among the NBA's top 5 teams in free-throw percentage, offensive rebounds and turnovers, revealing both encouraging strengths and a concerning weakness. JJ Jackson examines how Moussa Diabaté, Naz Reid and the Hornets have dominated the offensive glass while struggling to protect the basketball. Plus, discover 3 keys to Charlotte beating the Detroit Pistons, including rebounding, limiting turnovers and capitalizing at the free-throw line.

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The Charlotte Hornets are 3-1 and tied atop the Eastern Conference standings with the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers and Detroit Pistons, while the NBA's only undefeated teams are all in the Western Conference. JJ Jackson breaks down Charlotte's impressive start, what it means for the Eastern Conference playoff race, and why the Hornets have an opportunity to make an early statement. Plus, can Brandon Miller and the Hornets take advantage of a Detroit Pistons team playing on the second night of a back-to-back?

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