The Charlotte Hornets are currently in a rebuilding phase, with a young roster full of energy but lacking in experience. Offensively, they employ a flexible style, relying on individual player skills and teamwork to create scoring opportunities. However, their offensive consistency is variable, sometimes displaying fluid attacks and other times struggling to score. Defensively, their overall intensity and discipline need improvement, as they are prone to defensive breakdowns when facing strong opposition, making it difficult to effectively limit their opponents' scoring. The Golden State Warriors, in their previous away game, overcame a 15-point deficit in the first quarter to defeat the Brooklyn Nets 120-107. Stephen Curry scored 27 points, and Jimmy Butler also performed efficiently, scoring 21 points. The Nets made 18 three-pointers but were at a disadvantage in terms of rebounds, turnovers, and points in the paint. The Hornets lost at home to the Milwaukee Bucks 113-123. Rookie Knupel was absent due to an ankle injury sustained against the Orlando Magic, marking the first time this season the Hornets were without this promising young player. Despite the Hornets' efforts to limit Giannis Antetokounmpo (scoring only 24 points in 25 minutes), Bobby Portis and Myles Turner had strong performances, combining for 16 three-pointers. Charlotte Hornets vs. Golden State Warriors. Recommendation: Charlotte Hornets +6.5