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Hornets take step back versus Golden State

It was another one of those nights for the Hornets. The kinda of night where a team that will likely win 50 plus games befuddles you with poor defense, and little offense from someone other than Chris Paul or David West;

What you see if the maddening inconsistency that has plaqued this team all year. Sunday night at home against San Antonio, the Hornets were without a suspended James Posey. Tyson Chandler, and Peja were out.

And, the Hornets responded with a lock down 90-86 win over San Antonio.

Then, there's last night. The Warriors went under the pick and roll, allowing Chris Paul to shoot. He scored 43 points, tying a career high.

But, Paul didn't penetrate as much, and as a result the Hornets didn't shoot enough free throws.

Inside, David West scored 31 points, but Sean Marks couldn't finish when he had numerous chances.

Last night, the Hornets looked like a team that will be an early exit in the playoffs.

Ed Daniels

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