Blake Griffin has nothing but love and praise for the streaking Charlotte Hornets

With an eight-game winning streak, the Charlotte Hornets are the hottest team in the NBA at the moment. Of course, they are not in a position to automatically qualify for the NBA Playoffs, but they are doing their best to get close to that goal.

This recent winning streak has led to people taking notice of what the Hornets are building. They have a promising roster, which has led analysts like former superstar Blake Griffin to gush about their potential.

Griffin loves what he is seeing from the Hornets

In the Eastern Conference, Charlotte is not in the postseason picture just yet. This winning streak could propel them into those conversations. It has been an impressive run because the Hornets are outplaying every opponent.

Offensively, the Hornets have always had firepower with LaMelo Ball leading the charge. With Brandon Miller being healthy and Kon Knueppel breaking out as a rookie, the Hornets have found the winning formula.

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Head coach Charles Lee also deserves a lot of love for what he has built in Charlotte. They are ready to take the next step, as evidenced by this superb winning streak. 

Thankfully, the rest of the league has taken notice. They know that the Hornets are not an easy matchup anymore, which is a great development for the franchise.

"They're so much fun to watch. They've really found out who they are. The young guys have had time to develop, and they've gelled together. They look like they are having fun, so it's fun to watch them play," Griffin said on the Prime Video NBA broadcast.

Moving forward, the Hornets are one of the most challenging teams to play against. They are on an all-time high with their confidence, and they want to keep their streak alive.

With Lee at the helm, the Hornets have a level-headed leader. He will instruct his team to maintain their form, which is even better due to his players' growth this season.

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