The hornets should be seen with great chances
Charlotte Hornets is a very interesting team. A often reckless team that goes out of the game and invites you to battle. Sure, nine wins of 22 possible leaves a lot to be desired. But interesting is that eight of these winnings were picked up at Spectrum Center. The heavier it has been on the road, with 10 losses of 11 possible. These numbers testify to a rugged home strength if nothing else. Lastly, a 104-94 victory was won at Orlando Magic, a victory that clearly gives the team a little wind in the sail. Back in game was the team’s great star Kemba Walker, who sprinkled your entire 29 points in the win last. A very sharp and entertaining player who convinced this season very much. Vital for Hornets offensive. Add a 211 centimeter tall Dwight Howard, who will make your life sad to the guests, here we talk about a monster in the sky. With Kemba Walker back, in big form additionally, the Hornets should be seen with great chances at home against a heavily injured Golden State Warriors.
Golden State with severe injury concerns
Golden State Warriors stood for an extremely impressive turn to the New Orleans Pelicans last, but it was a victory that costed expensive. Stephen Curry had to leave the match on crutches, and according to the latest reports, will miss a couple of weeks due to injury. Another player expected to miss the match is Draymond Green – here we are talking about a heavy break. A total of two delinquent deluxe for Golden State who do not learn to come up in standard standard inatt. When Green is pulled with a shoulder injury, rookie Jordan Bell is expected to get the chance from start, a player who showed nice shapes this season. However, it will be hard to keep an eye on Dwight Howard, a 211 centimeter long Howard who completely dominates the airspace. Cuts 12.4 rebounds / game. In general, the Golden State has stood for a really nice, albeit human, seasonal introduction. However, with Curry and Green on the injury list, it can be sweaty away from a roughly homely Hornets.
