Mason Plumlee will be reevaluated in six weeks, according to the Hornets, who announced today in a press release that the veteran center has undergone surgery to address a right groin injury.
Winners of four of their last five, the Golden State Warriors are one of the most in-form teams around the NBA. Bad news for the Charlotte Hornets, who come off a loss on Sunday night and play host to them today at 1 pm.
If you asked this question just eight short months ago, the answer would be a resounding no. In his first NBA season, Tidjane Salaün was already labeled a bust and a miss for President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson.
In a game that was much tighter than the 123-113 final score read, the Charlotte Hornets fell to the Milwaukee Bucks at the Spectrum Center, snapping their two-game winning streak.
Unlike recent years, the Charlotte Hornets haven't been ravaged with injuries all at once. The injury bug is still very much around; however, this season, it feels like guys are taking turns missing a few games with ankle injuries or what have you.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Last year, Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball was a huge snub from the NBA All-Star Game. He was averaging around 30 points per game, led the East in fan voting, and was having a pretty strong all-around year.
After two days off, the Charlotte Hornets were back in action on their home floor, taking on the underwhelming Milwaukee Bucks. The Hornets were coming
The Charlotte Hornets are still far from being a real contender in the NBA, yet the team has looked better of late, riding a two-game winning streak. The offense has been solid, and one of their key contributors is power forward Miles Bridges, now in his seventh season with the organization.
Charlotte Hornets head coach Charles Lee secured an NBA Draft gem in Kon Knueppel. However, Knueppel dealt with a twisted ankle three days ago. Is there signs of improvement on Knueppel’s side?
The Charlotte Hornets are playing much better basketball of late, and tonight, will look to keep the good times rolling, albeit without Kon Knueppel. Can the Hornets take down the Bucks?
Rookie sensation Kon Knueppel was unable to finish the Charlotte Hornets’ 120-105 win over the Orlando Magic on Friday. The 6-foot-6 small forward was forced to exit the game in the second quarter due to an ankle injury and was unable to return.
Early indications were that Charlotte Hornets rookie guard Kon Knueppel avoided a serious ankle injury during Friday night's win at Orlando. The Rookie of the Year candidate left late in the first half after twisting his right ankle as he came down for a rebound, finishing the 120-105 victory over the Magic with 16 points.
Friday night brought bad news for the Charlotte Hornets in the form of an ankle injury to Kon Knueppel, who’s been the most consistently good rookie in the league this season.
The Charlotte Hornets are likely to be active ahead of the February trade deadline, as they’re reportedly looking at takers for Collin Sexton, whom they acquired from the Utah Jazz last offseason in exchange for Jusuf Nurkic.
The Hornets were again without rookie center Ryan Kalkbrenner, who missed a second straight game due to a sprained left elbow. His availability for Friday’s contest at Orlando remains uncertain.
The Hornets made a small but notable roster move. Charlotte waived forward Drew Peterson, the team announced, opening up one of its two-way slots while keeping the standard 15-man roster intact.
LaMelo Ball was almost ready to throw hands during Tuesday’s game. Ball and the Charlotte Hornets matched up on Tuesday against Kyshawn George and the Washington Wizards.