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Spectrum Center Clash: Charlotte Hornets Host Minnesota Timberwolves

In a closely contested battle at the Spectrum Center, the Charlotte Hornets fell short against the Minnesota Timberwolves with a final score of 123-117. The visiting Timberwolves improved their season record to 20-5, while the Hornets now stand at 7-18.


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The game was marked by several lead changes and both teams displayed impressive offensive skills. The Timberwolves managed to secure a substantial lead with their highest advantage being 12 points. They led for nearly 40 minutes of game time and capitalized on their scoring opportunities, ending with an efficiency rating of 144. Their offensive efforts were bolstered by sinking 43 out of 84 field goal attempts, which translated to an overall shooting percentage of about 51 percent.


The Hornets showcased resilience throughout the match. Despite trailing, they kept pace with fast break points tallying up to 20 and demonstrated efficient shooting from beyond the arc at a rate of about 48 percent. Their tenacity was evident as they drew fouls and converted free throws with an impressive accuracy rate of approximately 90 percent.


Charlotte's bench contributed significantly with a total of 30 bench points, while also maintaining defensive pressure that resulted in six steals and four blocks. The team's effort on assists was noteworthy as well; they recorded a total of 29 assists over the course of the game.


On individual performances for Charlotte, there were standout moments including a sequence where they scored nine unanswered points against their opponents' seventy-five – showcasing brief moments where they outshined Minnesota's defense.


Looking ahead for fans eager to support their team in upcoming games, the Charlotte Hornets will face off against Chicago Bulls at United Center on December seventh at eight PM Eastern Time. This away game can be watched on BSSE channel six hundred forty-nine or NBCS-CHI channel six hundred sixty-five for those following from home.

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