The Charlotte Hornets will need a quick turnaround, both physically and emotionally, as they head back down to Miami following a tough 97-90 loss to the Heat on Friday night at Time Warner Cable Arena. While it would have been an unprecedented fourth-consecutive postseason victory for the Hornets franchise, the team has no time to wonder what could have been as they get ready for a huge Game 7 showdown in Miami on Sunday afternoon.
Things got off to a rocky start in Game 6 as the Hornets fell behind by three at the end of the first quarter, which was then stretched to nine by halftime.