The NBA All-Star weekend always finds a way to spotlight what is coming next, not just what has already been established. This year, that spotlight shines brightly on Charlotte.
When a team that is perpetually bad all of a sudden becomes one of the most efficient teams in the NBA and wins a few games, it's hard for those around the league to buy into whatever is taking place.
Next on the to-do list for the Charlotte Hornets is picking up their 10th consecutive victory. That will be the objective against the visiting Detroit Pistons on Monday night.
Keeping LaMelo Ball healthy is the main priority for the Charlotte Hornets. The difference in production when he is unavailable is jarring from both an offensive and defensive efficiency standpoint.
Jeff Peterson made a big move, by the Charlotte Hornets' standards, at the trade deadline, acquiring Coby White from the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Collin Sexton and a pair of second-round picks.
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The Hornets have won ten straight and are playing some really inspiring basketball. At this point, their success is not a fluke, and it has captured the attention of everyone in and around the game.
There is something undeniably special brewing in Charlotte. For years, the Hornets have been the team you check on occasionally, usually to see a flashy LaMelo Ball highlight before scrolling past their middling record.
Moussa Diabate scored six straight fourth-quarter points, including a pair of thunderous dunks, to spark the visiting Charlotte Hornets to their ninth straight victory, a 126-119 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.
This was easily the biggest Charlotte win of the series since the "BBQ Pig Trophy" was introduced as a reward for the winner in the Hornets/Hawks series a few years ago.
The Charlotte Hornets have surged into the Eastern Conference play-in picture behind an eight-game winning streak, their longest since 1999. With momentum building and postseason positioning tightening, Charlotte faces a critical road test against the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.
The Charlotte Hornets head to Atlanta for a Saturday night game tonight (Feb. 7) playing the best basketball the franchise has seen in literal decades.
This week, the Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets completed multiple trades in an effort to take the next step in their development. The biggest decision the Hornets made was to send Collin Sexton to the Bulls for Coby White.
The Charlotte Hornets made a decisive statement at the 2026 NBA trade deadline: they’re playing to win now. In a surprising move, Charlotte acquired guards Coby White and Mike Conley Jr.
After a busy trade deadline for the Charlotte Hornets, Charles Lee will have to tweak his rotations. He'll be without Coby White for a little while, meaning they will be down a man in the rotation.
The trade deadline is officially in the rearview mirror, but the Charlotte Hornets are getting a draft pick back. According to Fred Katz, senior writer at The Athletic, the Hornets and Chicago Bulls have amended their trade surrounding Coby White.
The Bulls and Hornets have amended the terms of the trade that sent Coby White to Charlotte after a physical revealed the seventh-year guard had a left calf injury, which will require him to miss some games, league sources tell Fred Katz of The Athletic (Twitter link).
The Charlotte Hornets will put their eight-game winning streak on the line Saturday when they visit the new-look Atlanta Hawks. The Hornets defeated Houston 109-99 on Thursday to extend their streak to the club's longest since 1999, when they won nine in a row.
Jeff Peterson, the Charlotte Hornets' President of Basketball Operations, has been a very busy man over the past handful of days. He completed trades with
The Hornets have waived guard KJ Simpson, the team announced today (Twitter link). The 42nd overall pick in the 2024 draft, Simpson signed a two-year, two-way contract with Charlotte as a rookie that summer and remained on that deal until today.
Mike Conley is expected to find his way back to Minnesota. Conley intends to re-sign with the Timberwolves once he clears waivers, sources tell ESPN’s Shams Charania.
Kon Knueppel has quickly become one of the more intriguing rookie-card stories in the NBA this season. The Charlotte Hornets’ fourth overall pick in 2025 has generated early Rookie of the Year buzz behind sharp shooting and a well-rounded offensive profile, putting his cards firmly on collectors’ radar.
LaMelo Ball almost got a chance to play with his fellow 2020 draftee … Anthony Edwards. The Minnesota Timberwolves attempted to trade for the Charlotte Hornets star Ball ahead of the Thursday’s NBA deadline, Chris Haynes of NBA TV reports.
The hottest team in the NBA right now might surprise you. Just weeks ago, the Charlotte Hornets were being discussed as potential sellers—another franchise staring down a familiar rebuild.