The Miami Heat traded a first-round pick to the Charlotte Hornets for Terry Rozier in 2024. Now that he's been arrested, the team may be looking for a refund.
It's the fourth game of the season for the Charlotte Hornets, and they'll be taking on the Miami Heat in a Tuesday night showdown. The Heat will be without wing Norman Powell, Tyler Herro, Kasparas Jakucionas, and Terry Rozier, while the Hornets will be missing Grant Williams, Brandon Miller, and Josh Green.
It's the final game before the Charlotte Hornets return home, and standing in between them and the flight home is the Miami Heat. Can the Bugs finish the road trip on a positive note?
The Charlotte Hornets are doing precisely what a solid team should: beating the teams they’re expected to beat. By winning these early-season matchups, the Hornets are showing glimpses of this roster’s potential.
To be successful in the NBA, you'd better have quality depth. As the Charlotte Hornets have found out in recent years, having a weak bench typically leads to disappointing results.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Hornets (2-1) wrap up their three-game road trip on Tuesday, this time headed down to Miami to take on the division rival Heat (2-1). The Heat won the season series 3-1 in 2024-25.
The Charlotte Hornets came into the year needing a center, and while their rotation has been pretty solid, it seems as if that remains the one position they could truly upgrade.
A frank, player-led exchange at halftime in the nation's capital helped the Charlotte Hornets reset ahead of Tuesday's trip to Miami to take on the Heat.
Charlotte Hornets wing Brandon Miller has been diagnosed with a left shoulder subluxation — a partially dislocated shoulder — the team announced on Monday.
It’s not often that an NBA team finds itself down by double figures at halftime and still ends up winning the game by 26 points, but that’s exactly what happened to the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday evening when they improved to 2-1 with a road win against the Washington Wizards.
If it weren't for an ill-fated closing stretch against the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night, the Charlotte Hornets would be 3-0 with just about everything going right for the purple and teal outfit from the Queen City.
As important as performance is for NBA athletes, it is only one piece of the pie. A pivotal aspect of being a professional athlete is the sweet financial freedom one earns, especially through endorsement deals.
When the Charlotte Hornets traded Mark Williams and Jusuf Nurkic during the offseason and replaced them with Ryan Kalkbrenner and Mason Plumlee, there were questions about how the room would perform.
Kon Knueppel was billed as an elite shooter when the Charlotte Hornets selected him with the fourth overall pick in this year’s NBA Draft. Through three games, Knueppel is living up to that billing.
The Charlotte Hornets have, thanks to a Brandon Miller injury, already had to use a couple of different starting lineups this year. When other injuries inevitably occur or players get days off, the Hornets will further tinker with the starting five.
For the first time in some time, the Charlotte Hornets were finally lauded for their draft night. The Hornets — a perpetual lottery team for the last handful of years — haven’t had a sparkling draft history.
For the first time since November of 2023, the Charlotte Hornets have knocked off the Washington Wizards. The Hornets used an 88-point second half to come away with a 139-113 win, and the star of the night was LaMelo Ball.