The Charlotte Hornets have traded their two franchise cornerstones, LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges, while acquiring veteran pieces like Grayson Allen, Royce O’Neale, and Naz Reid, after spending multiple years building around that duo.
It still is hard to believe that the Charlotte Hornets actually did it. And by that I mean, of course, trading LaMelo Ball. After years of speculation, it felt like the front office was fully behind him and planning to build well into the future with him, Brandon Miller, and Kon Knueppel leading the charge.
As Tidjane Salaün prepares to play in Summer League for the third time and enter his third NBA season with the Charlotte Hornets , the 20-year-old finds himself at an interesting crossroads with the organization that selected him with the No.
The Charlotte Hornets shook up their roster this offseason, surprising fans, analysts, and even some of the players. Sion James, who spent just one season with LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges, called it a "shock to the system." He's not the only one who's been asked about it.
Charlotte Hornets basketball is (kind of?) back tomorrow night. The best way to get people to forget about the LaMelo Ball trade, if even only for a few days, will be a solid showing for the team in Las Vegas at Summer League.
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The Lakers may have done the bulk of their offseason shopping last week, but don’t expect them to be finished. According to Dave McMenamin of ESPN, Los Angeles still views the back end of its roster as “critical” heading into next season.
The Charlotte Hornets took their fans, and probably the wider NBA world, by surprise when they traded LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges, 40% of the NBA's best five-man unit from last season.
We know now all three players on the Hornets roster who will be splitting their time this upcoming season between Charlotte and its G-League team in Greensboro.
It's been an unexpectedly busy offseason for Jeff Peterson and the Charlotte Hornets, who were one of the best stories in the second half of the 2025-26 season.
If the Charlotte Hornets are going to continue to stay relevant next year, they're going to need their young players to take steps forward. For many of them, there's a clear skill that they need to develop soon.
About twenty years ago, a former mid-major conference player of the year suited up for the Detroit Pistons in Summer League action. After compiling a stellar double-double performance in the opener, he found himself benched for the next two games.
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
July 6: Ten days after his release was first reported, Evbuomwan has been placed on waivers by the Hornets, according to the NBA’s transaction log. June 25: The Hornets are waiving forward Tosan Evbuomwan, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Twitter link).
Summer League play will be getting underway this weekend for the Charlotte Hornets, and there are three storylines I'll be paying close attention to. The Hornets knew exactly what they signed up for when they took Tidjane Salaün with the sixth overall pick a few years back.
LaMelo Ball arrives to the Minnesota Timberwolves with a reputation of being one of the best young point guards in the league, combining a high level of skill with a never-dying motor.
The Hornets have agreed to rookie scale contracts with Hannes Steinbach and Christian Anderson Jr., according to a press release from the team. Steinbach, the No.
The Charlotte Hornets have reshaped their roster this offseason, and while it's not the same, the team still does have a good young core. How would they rank based on their ultimate ceilings?
LaMelo Ball has made a grown-up decision after causing a car crash midway through his last season with the Charlotte Hornets. In February, the 24-year-old Ball crashed into another vehicle while driving his custom Hummer at a busy downtown Charlotte intersection.
After executing trades with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns, sending out LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges, there's a lot of uncertainty as to where the Charlotte Hornets will end up in 2026-27.
The 4th of July may be behind us, but that doesn't mean all of the fireworks have to be. Jeff Peterson has already made some headline moves this offseason,
The Charlotte Hornets had a great second half of last season, and one could argue they were playing like one of the league’s best teams at the time. So if Charlotte was playing so great down the stretch, why are they making so many major moves this offseason?