The Charlotte Hornets beat the New York Knicks 114-103 on March 26, ending a seven-game winning streak and strengthening their push into the Eastern Conference playoff race.
How many times can I sat that the Charlotte Hornets are preparing for their biggest game of the season before I start sounding like a lunatic? Well, I'm going back to the well again today.
Catching the Charlotte Hornets take on any opponent down the final stretch of the regular season has quickly become the hottest ticket in the Queen City.
The Charlotte Hornets have never even made an Eastern Conference Finals. Never once in their history have they made it past the second round. To think they are primed to go deeper than ever before in 2025-26 might be a little foolish.
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If you’re a Charlotte Hornets fan, you’re usually just looking at mock drafts around this time of the year and patiently waiting for another miserable season to be finished.
The Charlotte Hornets morphed into a juggernaut sometime around the first of the year, and since then, they've held strong. Their starting lineup became one of the best in the league.
Coming into Thursday night's game between Charlotte and New York, I had my eyes on the matchup in the paint - Moussa Diabaté vs. Karl-Anthony Towns, specifically to see if the Hornets would be able to put up a fight there or if it would be something the Knicks could exploit as they did in their first two matchups earlier this season.
It’s now cool to be a fan of the Charlotte Hornets. As they say, winning changes everything. These days, all the Hornets do is win, win, win, win, win.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
Kon Knueppel has etched his name into NBA history with a shooting milestone achieved faster than anyone before him. The Charlotte Hornets rookie has reached 250 three-pointers in his debut season at just 20 years old.
Kon Knueppel tallies 26 points, six 3-pointers in Charlotte Hornets' win Knueppel becomes youngest player in NBA history with 250 3-pointers in a season
Kon Knueppel nearly registered a triple double while Brandon Miller and LaMelo Ball each chipped in 20+ points as the Charlotte Hornets easily defeated the New York Knicks, 114-103.
The Charlotte Hornets have been mightily dominant when they’re on the winning side, and this trend continued on Thursday night as they made mincemeat of the New York Knicks, a team that was on a seven-game winning streak, in a 114-103 win.
It may not show in the standings, but the Charlotte Hornets are looking exciting this season. Part of it is their star, LaMelo Ball, being more available.
Kon Knueppel had 26 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists on Thursday to help the Charlotte Hornets earn a 114-103 victory over the visiting New York Knicks.
LaMelo Ball’s game might be maturing, but that doesn’t mean that other aspects in his life have improved drastically. For instance, teammate Moussa Diabate stated that he won’t be sharing a car ride with the team’s star point guard anytime soon.
Kon Knueppel had 26 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists on Thursday to help the Charlotte Hornets earn a 114-103 victory over the visiting New York Knicks.
Charlotte Hornets guard Kon Knueppel has partnered with Cheez-It. The snack company is releasing Kon’s Double Double Cheez-It Bundle, which will feature the rookie standout’s two favorite flavors: White Cheddar and Extra Toasty.
Charlotte matched a franchise record by making 26 3-pointers, including Coby White's 6-for-8 performance off the bench, and the red-hot Hornets blasted the visiting Sacramento Kings on Tuesday, 134-90.