On December 30th, the Charlotte Hornets will host the Milwaukee Bucks. Statistical data reveals differences in both teams' performances this season, especially concerning their home and away records. The Hornets are 12th in the Eastern Conference, with a good recent run of form, achieving a 4-2 record in their last six games, demonstrating strong competitiveness. They perform well at home, averaging 119.3 points in their last six home games, indicating consistent offensive firepower and strong defensive intensity. Over the last two seasons, they've maintained a strong presence, with a home net score of +1.3, showing a good home-court advantage and a stable offensive and defensive structure. Furthermore, the team's half-time data is balanced, with points scored and conceded being roughly equal, showing a balanced ability to convert offense and defense. In contrast, the Bucks' performance has fluctuated this season, with a recent dip in form. Despite being 11th in the Eastern Conference overall, their away performance has been mediocre, particularly with three losses in their last six away games, and offensive data appearing slightly weak. The team's total points in the last six away games were 102.3, lower than the points conceded, indicating ineffective offensive firepower, and a lack of effective defensive resistance, resulting in a decline in defensive efficiency. It's especially important to note that their current season record shows poor performance against stronger opponents, with the risk of consecutive losses still present. Overall, both teams have their strengths. The Hornets have strong home form, with a relatively positive recent head-to-head record, and smooth tactical execution. While the Bucks are strong, their recent outside shooting efficiency has been average, especially in terms of away running and teamwork, which needs improvement. If both teams can rationally allocate their stamina and offensive routes in both offense and defense, it may result in an exciting match.