The Charlotte Hornets couldn’t dribble, shoot, nor pass as they dropped a game to the Toronto Raptors.
The Summary
The Hornets found themselves in an early hole that they dig themselves into. Turnovers and poor rebounding let the Raptors go on a couple of sizable runs throughout the first quarter. When that quarter ended, the visitors had already fallen behind by 12 points.
The Hornets gradually climbed back into the game during a sloppy second quarter. They struggled to move the ball without Raptors getting their claws on it, but they manufactured enough stops and buckets to cut a deficit that was as large as 13 to as little as one.