Under the bright stars of the NBA, the Christmas game is staged every year, and fans are eagerly awaiting. But there are always forgotten corners, and beyond the shining stage, the Charlotte Hornets are silent, having never set foot on the stage hailed as a basketball feast in 35 years.
The Hornets' historical slump has become the focus of attention from the outside world. They have an embarrassing record of 7 wins and 59 defeats, and the number of spectators is the lowest in the league. Despite this, the team did not sink, and the players' eyes still burned with a desire to win, and they dreamed of giving the fans a wonderful game on Christmas Day.
In the blink of an eye, this year's Christmas battle schedule was released, and ten teams faced off fiercely. Among them, there are many strong teams such as the Bucks, Knicks, Warriors, and Celtics, and their participation will undoubtedly push the big battle to a climax. However, the name of the Charlotte Hornets is still not on the list, and since their inception in 1988, they seem to have missed the glory.
Compared with the expectations of the Hornets, NBA superstar LeBron James is indifferent to the Christmas game. He openly said that he cares more about the warm time with his family at Christmas. Such a statement also made people think more about the meaning of the Christmas war.
Still, the NBA's Christmas Game has never diminished. After the players are happy with their families, they are looking forward to showing their most passionate and competitive side on the field. Every game is the best proof that the players are fighting for glory.
And when it comes to the classic matchups in the Christmas War, the Lakers vs. Celtics contest can always attract the attention of countless fans. This match, known as the "feud showdown", is always full of passion and gunpowder, which has also become an indispensable part of the Christmas war.
And in the long history of the Christmas War, the Knicks are at the top of the list with 55 participations. The deposition of this glory has also made them evergreens in the Christmas war.
The Hornets may still be waiting, but their eagerness and persistence give hope to Charlotte's fans and the city. Sometime in the future, perhaps we can witness the Hornets on a snowy night, giving the world a feast of basketball.