At one point during Saturday night's game against the Memphis Grizzlies, the Charlotte Hornets were trailing by 35 points. Nothing was going right for them. Shots weren't falling, the ball was being thrown all over the place, defense was getting pounded inside, and there was a lack of energy.
Early in the third quarter, the Hornets started to turn things around on the offensive end. Terry Rozier and LaMelo Ball both heated up from three and did a good job of finishing through contact at the rim. Momentum truly started to swing in Charlotte's favor in the fourth quarter when head coach James Borrego threw out a brand new lineup, hoping to continue to close the gap.