Donovan Mitchell scored 30 points and Darius Garland and De'Andre Hunter each had 27 points as the Cleveland Cavaliers snapped a three-game losing streak with a 139-132 victory over the visiting Charlotte Hornets on Monday night.
LaMelo Ball has never blended in. From the moment the electric guard was drafted, he’s earned a reputation for playing with a flair that turns routine possessions into highlights and makes Charlotte Hornets games worth tuning into, even when the standings suggest otherwise.
Charlotte Hornets guard Kon Knueppel continues to turn heads with his stellar shooting and mature game. On Monday, he even reached an impressive feat against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Ball family reunion took center stage in Cleveland on Monday night, and if LaVar Ball was watching, he was undoubtedly grinning ear-to-ear. The Cleveland Cavaliers hosted the Charlotte Hornets at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, but the real story was the brotherly battle between Lonzo Ball and LaMelo Ball that lit up the second quarter.
In a few minutes, the Charlotte Hornets will be taking on the Cleveland Cavaliers for the second time in two weeks. Moments ago, head coach Charles Lee submitted his starting lineup, so let's take a look.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Tonight, the Charlotte Hornets will look to bounce back from their blowout loss to the Detroit Pistons and win their second straight over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Charlotte Hornets got 25 or more points from each of their big three in a win over the Atlanta Hawks. LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, and Kon Knueppel all scored well and shot efficiently in that game.
Although we're still a few days away from Christmas hams being sliced and egg nog being poured during a traditional holiday feast, the Charlotte Hornets were served a fresh slice of pie in Saturday night's loss to the Detroit Pistons.
The Charlotte Hornets had almost as many turnovers as made shots in a blowout loss to the Pistons. LaMelo hit a pair of threes right out of the gate to put the Hornets ahead.
Later tonight in Detroit, the Charlotte Hornets will look to push their winning streak to three games when they square off with the Pistons. Here are our picks for tonight's game.
Dare I say it? Dare I say it? Oh, what the heck. Why not? Don't look now, but all of a sudden, the Charlotte Hornets are starting to get healthy. Don't come back to blame me if I jinxed it.
The Hornets (9-18) hit the road on Saturday for a clash against Cade Cunningham and the Eastern Conference-leading Detroit Pistons (21-6). This is the first matchup of the season between the two teams, who saw their season series split 2-2 last season.
After his first season in the NBA, Tidjane Salaün was a hot topic amongst the Charlotte Hornets fanbase, and not for good reason. The Hornets selected the forward sixth overall out of France, and it was clear from day one that there would need to be patience regarding his abilities.
When you think of the Charlotte Hornets' young core, you undoubtedly think of Kon Knueppel first, since he's arguably the best and still very young. But LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, and Ryan Kalkbrenner are all 24 or younger and come to mind, too.
Health has always been a big qualifier for this era of the Charlotte Hornets. Everyone, especially LaMelo Ball, seems to struggle just to stay on the court.
LaMelo Ball has been on the court for 17 games this season, but between his ankle issues and Brandon Miller missing time with a shoulder injury, the Hornets' "big three" have only played eight games together this season.
The Charlotte Hornets defeated the Atlanta Hawks 133-126 in an exciting contest at the Spectrum Center. Following the game, NBA insider Bill Simmons gave high praise to the Hornets’ ownership, coach Charles Lee, LaMelo Ball, and the entire roster after their win, according to a post by the team account.
LaMelo Ball could be going international (again). The Toronto Raptors checked in on the availability of the Charlotte Hornets star Ball over the summer, Michael Scotto of HoopsHype reported Thursday.
Hornets guard Josh Green could make his season debut on Friday. He’s not listed on the team’s injury report for its game against the Bulls, Rod Boone of the Charlotte Observer tweets.