The Charlotte Hornets have been all over the scale when it comes to both good and discouraging performances.
Now with a four-game homestand, it could be a crucial time for the Hornets. The homestand will begin Friday night when the Cleveland Cavaliers visit Charlotte.
The Hornets have lost back-to-back games, including Wednesday night's 113-107 decision at Boston. That came with a career-high 38 points from Charlotte's LaMelo Ball.
Cleveland has lost two of its past three games, with a disappointing 115-104 setback Wednesday night at Houston, which has the worst record in the Western Conference.