The Charlotte Hornets have been one of the most surprising teams in the NBA over the past 10 games. Charles Lee's team has the most efficient offense in the league during that stretch, as a number of the team's players seem to have found their rythym on that end of the court.
The entertaining brand of basketball continues for the Charlotte Hornets. On Thursday night, they took down Luka, LeBron, and the Los Angeles Lakers with ease, thanks to a 71-point second half.
The Los Angeles Lakers were supposed to beat the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday night. Charlotte entered the game with just 14 wins on the season, yet, they looked like the superior team, defeating Los Angeles 135-117.
Luka Doncic and the Los Angeles Lakers could not withstand the full force of the healthy Charlotte Hornets. The team logged another feather in its cap for when all three of Kon Knueppel, LaMelo Ball, and Brandon Miller are on the floor.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
The market for talented yet flawed point guards is busier than ever, even after the Atlanta Hawks decided to end the Trae Young era on a whimper and trade him for spare parts in CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert.
LaMelo Ball scored 30 points with 11 assists and Brandon Miller added 26 points as the visiting Charlotte Hornets earned a 135-117 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday.
Coming off an extra day of rest after the Charlotte Hornets' loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday, the Hornets would be going across town to take on the Lakers.
After falling to the Clippers earlier this week, the Charlotte Hornets are hoping to leave town with a win over the Lakers and a split between the two L.A.
Of the 19 players that Head Coach Charles Lee has given minutes to so far this season, only one ranks in the top sixty in DPM. Daily Plus-Minus, or DPM, is a metric that acts as a smarter plus-minus, but helps filter out the noise.
Once considered pretty close to the top three in the NBA Draft, Nate Ament is having a tough year, and he's sliding down draft boards as a result. Could his drop be the Charlotte Hornets' gain?
Rest-of-Season Fantasy Basketball Insider Hacks: Top 150 List By mid-January, fantasy basketball becomes less about projections and more about reality.
The Charlotte Hornets continue their swing through LA Thursday night, visiting the Los Angeles Lakers as the LeBron James-led dynasty tries to steady itself amid a crowded Western Conference.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Charlotte Hornets announced that they are going to retire Dell Curry's number 30 in a pregame celebration on March 19th. If you haven't seen it yet, the near 20 minute video the team posted that showed Curry hearing the news for the first time is a must-watch (tissues not included).
If you look up at the ceiling of the Spectrum Center during a Charlotte Hornets game, it’s usually a pretty lonely view. For years, the only jersey hanging there belonged to the late, great Bobby Phills.
Earlier this morning, Reebok Basketball announced the signing of Charlotte Hornets point guard Tre Mann. The multi-year sneaker deal is a win-win for the two partners.
As they took turns taking shots, Collin Sexton and LaMelo Ball showcased both the joy and competitive spirit that have made their dynamic work so well.
The question of LaMelo Ball’s future may have to wait several more months before being litigated. The Charlotte Hornets star point guard Ball is expected to remain with the team through the end of the 2025-26 season, Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints reported on Monday.
Grant Williams is expected to make his season debut tomorrow at Utah, according to the Hornets (Twitter link), who have officially listed the 27-year-old as probable to suit up against the Jazz.