Updated NBA Cup Group C standings after Hornets' loss to Wizards
The Charlotte Hornets now sit at the bottom of East Group C after Friday's 16-point loss to the Washington Wizards.
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- Updated NBA Cup Group C standings after Hornets' loss to Wizards.
- The Charlotte Hornets now sit at the bottom of East Group C after Friday's 16-point loss to the Washington Wizards.
- The Charlotte Hornets fell to the Washington Wizards Friday night, suffering their first loss in Group Play of the 2026-27 NBA Cup.
The Charlotte Hornets fell to the Washington Wizards Friday night, suffering their first loss in Group Play of the 2026-27 NBA Cup. The Hornets had difficulty scoring, posting a season-low 79 points. Brandon Miller scored a team-high 19 points, while both Naz Reid and Moussa Diabate added double-double performances. Following Friday's loss, here is an updated look at the standings from East Group C.Oct. 31 Group C standingsWashington Wizards 1-0 +16 point differentialBoston Celtics 1-0 +14 point differentialAtlanta Hawks 0-0Chicago Bulls 0-1 -14 point differentialCharlotte Hornets 0-1 -16 point differentialRemaining NBA Cup schedule East Group CCharlotte Hornets: Nov. 6 @ Boston Celtics, No. 20 @ Atlanta Hawks, Nov. 25 vs. Chicago BullsAtlanta Hawks: Nov. 6 vs. Washington Wizards, Nov. 13 @ Chicago Bulls, Nov. 20 vs. Charlotte Hornets, Nov. 27 @ Boston CelticsChicago Bulls: Nov. 13 vs. Atlanta Hawks, Nov. 10 vs. Washington Wizards, Nov. 25 @ Charlotte HornetsWashington Wizards: Nov. 6 @ Atlanta Hawks, Nov. 20 @ Chicago Bulls, Nov. 24 vs. Boston CelticsBoston Celtics: Nov. 6 vs. Charlotte Hornets, Nov. 24 @ Washington Wizards, Nov. 27 vs. Atlanta HawksThis article originally appeared on Rookie Wire: Updated NBA Cup Group C standings after Hornets' loss to Wizards
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