The Charlotte Hornets are set for some afternoon hoops in Los Angeles, where they will look to snap a 16-game losing streak against the Clippers dating back to their last win on Nov.
Most of the time, it’s hard to say a game this early in the season for any NBA team is a must-win. For the Charlotte Hornets (4-8) today in a matinee game against the Los Angeles Clippers (3-8), that’s exactly what it is: a must-win.
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The Hornets played hard for most of the game, including clawing back from a 17-point deficit early in the second quarter to take the lead in the second half.
The Charlotte Hornets don't have their preferred starting lineup right now. They've had that lineup available for all of six minutes. So for now, they're having to get creative.
If you tuned into the 2025-26 NBA season late, you'd be forgiven for not realizing how bad the Charlotte Hornets were to start the season. Like this season, they lost eight of their first 12 contests.
Turnovers, turnovers, turnovers. For the most part, the Charlotte Hornets did enough to pull out a win in Phoenix. They dominated on the glass (+20 rebound differential), they won the three-point battle (14-13), they made more free throws than the Suns (16-12), and their defense was solid over the course of the 48 minutes.
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Charlotte’s win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday marked the end of the Hornets’ six-game losing streak as they defeated the Cavs 124-112. The Hornets now hit the road for the next four games.
The Charlotte Hornets are on the road Thursday night as they travel to take on the Phoenix Suns in an interconference matchup. Charlotte enters Thursday’s game with a 4-7 record after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers at home Monday night.
The Charlotte Hornets have much bigger things on their minds than Miles Bridges tonight as they begin their first (and brief) West Coast road trip of the season at 9:00 PM EST in Phoenix.
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The Hornets finally got some shots to fall against the Cavs. Now comes the harder part. Building an offense that works without needing to make 23 threes.
The Hornets probably can’t count on making half their three-pointers every night. They can ask for more of the rebounding and contributions throughout the lineup that helped end their six-game losing streak.
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The Charlotte Hornets had lost six straight games since benching Naz Reid for the second half of their 97-89 loss to the Detroit Pistons on Oct. 28. They finally got a win thanks to a massive game from Reid.
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Charlotte announced two injuries that will only be harmful to its ability to get back to winning.
Brandon Miller experienced right groin soreness in the second quarter of Friday’s game against Boston and did not return, the Hornets announced (via Twitter).
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It seemed like Reid was on the way to another excellent performance Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons, but Hornets head coach Charles Lee had a different opinion.
A long overdue honor for one of the greatest players in Charlotte Hornets history is set to take place later this season.
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