LOS ANGELES - The lowly Charlotte Hornets cooled off the Miami Heat on Sunday, rallying for a 122-117 NBA victory that ended Miami's three-game winning streak. The Heat were a team on the rise after a week that included an impressive victory over Eastern Conference leaders Boston on Tuesday. They led by as many as 13 points in the third quarter, but the Hornets, led by 31 points from Terry Rozier and with 27 from P.J. Washington managed to turn the tide. "They are a good team, obviously, and they are hard to play against," said Charlotte coach Steve Clifford, whose team is second-to-last in the East. "And you have to have a lot of guys play well. We had a lot of...Keep on reading: NBA: Hornets sting Heat with gritty comeback