The Hornets have struggled to get their offense off the ground to start this season, partially due to the injuries that many core members have faced. Those
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
The Charlotte Hornets have experienced several injuries over the last few seasons, and head coach Charles Lee is wondering if the current offseason preparation of NBA players can be improved.
Brandon Miller experienced right groin soreness in the second quarter of Friday’s game against Boston and did not return, the Hornets announced (via Twitter).
Just when you begin to think that things couldn't get worse for the Charlotte Hornets, they find a way to surprise you. The Hornets were pummeled by Jayson Tatum (34 points) and the Celtics on Friday night at the Spectrum Center in a game that was over before it ever tipped off.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Charlotte Hornets are in a terrible place right now. Kon Knueppel has re-injured himself, Grant Williams is still out, and now Dennis Schröder and Moussa Diabaté have joined the injury report.
The Hornets traded LaMelo Ball and bet they could make a different approach work. Nine games in, they’re having trouble getting much of anything to work offensively.
Is 3-6 rock bottom? It certainly feels like it for the Charlotte Hornets, who fell to that record after a loss to the Brooklyn Nets, widely considered one of the worst NBA teams this season.
The Chicago Bulls have produced some of the NBA's greatest scorers. How many of the top 15 points leaders in franchise history can you name in five minutes?
Most people believed that the Charlotte Hornets would take a step back this season. How could they not after trading LaMelo Ball, the swashbuckling point guard who manned the cockpit of their top-five offense?
Tonight is the latest matchup between the student and the master: Charles Lee and Joe Mazzulla. Their two teams are coming into tonight's game moving in different directions.
Last season, the Charlotte Hornets were one of the big, pleasant surprises of the NBA season. Although the Hornets just missed out on making the playoffs, they finished with a 44-38 record and made the Play-In Tournament.
The Charlotte Hornets have lost five games in a row. On Wednesday night, they had a chance to win the game against the Brooklyn Nets, but their defense could not make enough stops in the end.
On Wednesday evening, the Charlotte Hornets continued their ugly start to the season with a tough road loss at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets. Things went from bad to worse in this one when shooting guard Kon Knueppel exited the lineup with an apparent hamstring injury.
The Hornets could use another guard, but that doesn’t mean they need to start giving away draft picks to find one. That’s the case made by Sports Illustrated’s Mark Livingston, who outlined four possible additions to a backcourt dealing with uncertainty around Kon Knueppel and recent offensive struggles from Dennis Schroder.
Michael Jordan reportedly contacted Charlotte Hornets president of basketball operations Jeff Peterson to make sure Brandon Miller would not be included in the franchise’s offseason overhaul.
After a 3-5 start to the season, the Charlotte Hornets were hopeful that the season debut for sharpshooter Kon Knueppel on Wednesday would be a major spark.
The Charlotte Hornets are getting a major boost to their backcourt as guard Coby White prepares to make his season debut Monday night against the Detroit Pistons after missing the beginning of the season with a calf injury.
Playing in front of his new home crowd for the first time, AJ Dybantsa put his full skill set on display as the Washington Wizards beat the Charlotte Hornets 95-79 on Friday night.
It seemed like Reid was on the way to another excellent performance Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons, but Hornets head coach Charles Lee had a different opinion.
The Charlotte Hornets made major headlines in the offseason when they traded star point guard LaMelo Ball to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Charlotte did get an intriguing piece back in the trade, though, and that was big man Naz Reid.