The Charlotte Hornets have been somewhat disappointing so far this season, currently sitting at 8-18 ahead of Thursday evening’s matchup against the Atlanta Hawks.
At the top of the hour, the Charlotte Hornets will square off with a divisional rival in the Atlanta Hawks for the second time this season. Atlanta eked out a 113-110 win over Charlotte back on November 23rd behind a 28-point game from Jalen Johnson.
It won't be the first meeting of the season when the Charlotte Hornets and Atlanta Hawks take the Spectrum Center court at circa 7 pm tonight. They already faced each other once on November 23rd, and the Hawks were able to squeak out a 113-110 win back then, overcoming a 28 point-effort from Kon Knueppel.
The Charlotte Hornets and LaMelo Ball are back in action tonight in Uptown as they get set to host the Atlanta Hawks, who are coming in losers of four of their last six.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
LaMelo Ball and James Harden are among the biggest stars linked to trade rumors this season. Well, it’s fair to say that their respective team situations make a potential swap increasingly plausible.
The Charlotte Hornets arguably nailed the 2023 NBA draft by selecting Brandon Miller second overall. The debate between him and Scoot Henderson looks silly now.
The hottest topic in the non-trade deadline NBA rumor world is league expansion. At a press conference in Vegas ahead of the NBA Cup Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs, league commissioner Adam Silver said that a decision on expansion would be made at some point in 2026.
The Charlotte Hornets have a ton of reasons to make absolutely no moves before the February 5 trade deadline, even if the lowly Los Angeles Clippers call about LaMelo Ball.
Through the first ten games of Brandon Miller's second NBA season, he averaged 16.7 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists, shooting 38.6% from the floor, and 33% from three.
Injuries have been all the Charlotte Hornets have known this season, but this has become a recurring theme. Charlotte has organized a team that simply seems to be made of glass.
The center position has bothered the Charlotte Hornets for a number of years and, really, for as long as many of us can remember. A couple of years ago, it looked like Mark Williams would end up being the solution to that problem, but injuries and poor defense led to his trade to the Lakers and then eventually to the Phoenix Suns.
Nearly two months into the NBA season, most teams around the league have a good sense of who will and will not be contending, which means some teams are quickly going to turn to trades to either upgrade their roster or cash out amid a terrible season.
LaMelo Ball has never been one to say much to the media. But on the floor, he's always been pretty vocal, although it may not be from a leadership point of view.
The Charlotte Hornets' core currently consists of LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, and Kon Knueppel. One could make an argument that Miles Bridges is in there, too, but he's older and less tied down, and it's far more likely he doesn't make the end of his contract than gets an extension.
It's hard to believe, but Christmas is just nine days out. We still have time to put together our annual Hornets Christmas wish list, so let's knock this out and send it to Santa before this season spirals out of control.
The future of LaMelo Ball as it pertains to the Charlotte Hornets has been discussed at length recently. Of course, this has been a topic of discussion for years now, but it's resurfaced with a vengeance now.
The Hornets are not feeling pressure to make major roster moves despite an 8-18 start, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Scotto said Charlotte remains focused on evaluating its young core and believes rookie Kon Knueppel has quickly emerged as a central figure in the franchise’s plans.
Some wins look good in the standings, and then there are wins that build the character of a franchise. For the Charlotte Hornets, Sunday night at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse was emphatically the latter.
Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 119-111 overtime home loss to the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday. 1. Don’t ask me to explain what’s going on with the Cavaliers.
Kon Knueppel scored 29 points, and Brandon Miller added 25 points along with a career-high 13 rebounds as the visiting Charlotte Hornets pitched a shutout in overtime, beating the Cleveland Cavaliers 119-111 on Sunday.
As the buzzer sounded in the Spectrum Center, the Hornets walked off the court sunken for the 18th time this season. Another game where the NBA’s 25th-ranked
Charlotte Hornets wing Kon Knueppel is off to a fantastic start in his rookie season. Selected fourth overall in the 2025 NBA Draft out of Duke, he’s turned into one of Charlotte’s main scoring threats.
Hornets guard Josh Green could make his season debut on Friday. He’s not listed on the team’s injury report for its game against the Bulls, Rod Boone of the Charlotte Observer tweets.