CHARLOTTE, N.C. --- Even after losing two starters to injury, Charlotte coach James Borrego had reason to be encouraged. The Hornets' 125-100 victory Monday night, their franchise-record 13th straight win over the Magic, included the kind of team play the first-year coach has been seeking. "I think there was an unselfish spirit out there," Borrego said. "It started with the first group. The second group came in, and they kept it moving. I felt, for the most part for 48 minutes, it was a very complete, unselfish ball-movement game." Kemba Walker scored 24 points in just 27 minutes. He had 20 points on 8-of-11 shooting in the first half and did not play in the fourth quarter. ...
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