Charles Lee said the Charlotte Hornets are “far from a finished product” after Monday’s 124-112 win over Cleveland snapped their six-game losing streak.

Charlotte Hornets head coach Charles Lee emphasized that his team is "far from a finished product" following a 124-112 victory against Cleveland on Monday. The win halted Charlotte's six-game losing streak, powered by an improved 50% shooting performance from three-point range. Lee praised the squad's defensive intensity, work ethic, and ability to trust their process throughout the recent slump.
Naz Reid led the team with 25 points and 13 rebounds, earning praise from Lee for his comfort, film study, and two-way play. Center Ryan Kalkbrenner also made an impact with 15 rebounds and three blocks. Meanwhile, Lee offered a positive injury update on Brandon Miller, stating his hip strain is not expected to be a long-term issue.
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