The other day, we looked at an offensive-minded big in the draft, Tre Carroll, so today we're doing a one-eighty! 6'8 BYU center Keba Keita is a rebounder, shot blocker, and freak athlete who will make his money with anything but scoring.
The latest NBA Ranking update from The Ringer is here. As of June 16, the Charlotte Hornets officially still have five top-100 talents, technically. That makes them one of the deepest teams in the league, with LaMelo Ball, Kon Knueppel, Brandon Miller, Coby White, and Moussa Diabaté earning spots.
When we profiled Nate Ament, we talked about players of his ilk likely being outside of the tier of players likely to be available for the Charlotte Hornets.
From my perspective, the Charlotte Hornets were one of the best teams in the NBA last season. Throw out the 16-27 start before they got a little healthier and figured out their starting lineup (which went on to be the best in the NBA by a wide margin).
As an NBA fan, it hits different when a team's best player is a guy the franchise nurtured from the very start. There's a greater attachment to stars who have been there since the start, who have bled the team's colors since the start of their careers.
The Charlotte Hornets need frontcourt help. Yes, you've undoubtedly heard that before or even said it yourself after watching the Detroit Pistons and Orlando Magic flat-out bully the Hornets down low.
The NBA Draft is almost here, folks. After crowning the New York Knicks as NBA champions for the first time in 53 years, the basketball populus can now turn their focus to the June 23rd draft and fully dive in to this intriguing group of prospects that may define championship teams for years to come.
The Charlotte Hornets pick 14th and 18th in the NBA draft. As of now, it seems like trading one or both of those picks for anything, whether that's a veteran or a higher draft pick, doesn't seem plausible.
It was an incredible jump that we saw from the Charlotte Hornets in 2025-26, increasing their win total by 25, which was the second-highest mark of anyone in the league, behind only the San Antonio Spurs.
It's no secret that the Charlotte Hornets are focusing on the frontcourt this offseason. Aside from the Coby White situation, every resource seems dedicated to improving down low after late-season losses exposed weaknesses in the frontcourt.
The Charlotte Hornets don't have much money to spend in free agency (aside from a Coby White deal), but they do have some exceptions that will allow them to add some mid-level free agents.
If an NBA player ends a game with 30 points, that's generally a great night. 40 points is fantastic, and 50 points is an event. That's especially true when that type of scoring outburst comes from an unexpected source.
In one way or another, the Charlotte Hornets are going to add to their frontcourt this offseason. That's no secret. Whether that comes in the form of a draft pick, free agent, or trade remains to be seen, but it's going to happen.
The Charlotte Hornets need a big man, and they have two stabs at it between picks 14 and 18 in the first round. Coincidentally, that's where Kentucky star Jayden Quaintance is projected to go.
If the Charlotte Hornets make both of the selections they currently own in the 2026 NBA Draft, one of them should be a guard. There are a number of guard
The Domantas Sabonis-to-Charlotte conversation is not going away quietly. Recent NBA rumors have begun linking the Charlotte Hornets to the Sacramento Kings big man.
The Charlotte Hornets took everyone by surprise this past season and were, without a doubt, the most improved team aside from the San Antonio Spurs, increasing their win total from 19 to 44.
For years, NBA teams took one of two routes — build a team that was competitive enough to make a run in the postseason or tear it all down, stockpile assets, and rely on the draft to build your core.
Charlotte Hornets rookie Kon Knueppel was handed advice from New York Knicks All-Star Jalen Brunson, who’s one win away from winning his first championship.
The Charlotte Hornets are in one of the more interesting spots for the upcoming 2026 NBA Draft. That's because Charlotte owns two first-round selections, No.
The 2026 NBA free-agency window is shaping up to be a game-changer for fantasy basketball managers. With the salary cap rising and several teams desperate for star power, player movement this summer will directly dictate who wins fantasy leagues in the 2026-27 season.
As the NBA offseason is set to hit its full crescendo following the NBA Finals, it appears as if a key trade between the Hornets and the Kings is starting to pick up traction.
The Hornets are expected to make forward Miles Bridges available in trade discussions in conjunction with this month’s draft, report Jake Fischer and Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Substack link).
LaMelo Ball is not unfamiliar with controversy. Suiting up for the Charlotte Hornets this season, the 24-year-old had a concerning play against Bam Adebayo.
The Hornets have guaranteed Moussa Diabate’s contract for next season, ESPN’s Ohm Youngmisuk tweets. It’s not a surprise, given that Diabate has proved to be one of the league’s biggest bargains.
The Charlotte Hornets won as many games in January and February of this season (19) as they did all of last season. Overall, the Hornets increased their win total by 25 games from 2024-2025 to 2025-2026.
Tony Parker is a San Antonio Spurs legend who is in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame with four NBA Finals victories and an NBA Finals MVP on his resume.