Paul to have surgery on knee

New Orleans Hornets All-Star point guard Chris Paul with No.3 hornets jersey will accept arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Monday and may rest one to two months.

The news came out from Paul. Paul injured the knee in the final moments of regulation in a loss to the Chicago Bulls on Friday. Paul was injured after he fell into a photographer on the baseline after trying to catch an errant inbounds pass from Hornets forward David West. Paul came up limping after the play, which led to the Bulls tying the game with .2 seconds left.

The reports also said He had twisted the same knee in a win over the Golden State Warriors.

Hornets won most

It would not be a fluke when something happens year after year. You may ask how the Hornets can win so many times.

With their one-point victory in Portland on Monday, the Hornets are 14-3 in games decided by five points or less this season. Combine that with a 1-7 record in games decided by 15 points or more and you have a team with a negative point differential (-1.2 per game) and a winning record. Their point differential says the Hornets should be 20-25 at this point, yet instead they're 25-20. The Hornets sit in eighth place in the Western Conference, but statistically, three of the teams behind them in the standings are better.

Paul with the No.3 hornets jersey said they are used to it and they do that night in and night out.