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Giannis fouled out with 1:57 left in the game.

Grayson Allen hits a grenade three and draws the foul (hit the free throw) as the crowd erupts as loud as it has in the last 24 hours with the Hornets now up 108-104 with 3:19 left.

Miami now on a 15-0 run to tie the game up at 100 with 5:42 left in the fourth quarter.

Haven't heard much from the Miami Heat faithful in the building. They thought it was sweet.

Hornets on a 15-0 run to push the lead to 20 as The Hive is back alive.

Naz Reid does many things, but one thing that will be able to help the Hornets this year is holding his ground in the post against players like Giannis, as he forces him to travel in this possession.

Miami fans thought this would be a get-right game for the Heat, but it might turn out to be quite the opposite. Hornets up by seven with 4:29 left in the second quarter, looking much better than last night.

Moussa doing Moussa things against Giannis. 🫎

Hornets definitely bringing a stronger defensive intensity, but have already racked up 10 fouls in the first quarter.

Good news: Christian Anderson Jr. checked in at the 6:19 mark of the first quarter. Bad news: He got trapped and turned the ball over.

"Let's go Heat" chants starting early in Charlotte as the Hornets try to bounce back after historically bad home-opening game and performance.

The Hornets’ 47-point loss (128–81) to the Hawks was the worst home-opening defeat in franchise history, surpassing their 40-point loss to Cleveland in their inaugural home opener in 1988. Not a great way to open the season at home. Hopefully, they can bounce back against Miami.

Christian Anderson Jr. with a nice cut to the basket and dish from Ryan Kalkbrenner for the dunk and his first NBA points. One of the few highlights for the Hornets in the second half so far.

None other than Petey Pablo performing the Carolina classic “Raise Up” with the Honey Bees and the Hive Hip Hop Crew during halftime of the Hornets’ home opener.