On Monday night, former Michigan State Spartan Miles Bridges put on a stellar performance for the Charlotte Hornets despite his team's 119-101 loss to the Golden State Warriors. The 6-7 forward, who has been a key player for the Hornets since being drafted in 2018,

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In a physical game they never trailed, the Warriors pulled away from the Hornets with a decisive fourth quarter. Brandin Podziemski bounced back from his worst game in weeks to log 19 points and 10 rebounds and Steph Curry returned to his hometown with 21 points and 10 dimes.

Steph Curry made his infrequent trip to Charlotte to take on the Charlotte Hornets on Monday night. It was a rare trip back home for the Golden State Warriors star whose father works for the Hornets and who grew up watching his father play for the Hornets.

Curry, a lifelong Panthers fan, continues to support the team through thick and thin, despite their ups and downs. As a familiar face in Charlotte, where his father, Dell Curry, made his mark, Curry’s connection to the city runs deep.

Although Curry has dealt with bilateral knee tendinitis this year, plus an earlier ankle sprain, he has been playing in both ends of back-to-backs since late January. He’s been feeling so spry, he dunked over the weekend in Philadelphia and has been among the league leaders in scoring over the past three weeks.