Charlotte Hornets guard <a href="/nba/players/kon_knueppel/928278">Kon Knueppel</a> has partnered with Cheez-It. The snack company is releasing Kon’s Double Double Cheez-It Bundle, which will feature the rookie standout’s two favorite flavors: White Cheddar and Extra Toasty.
The Charlotte Hornets (38-34) play their second of three regular-season matchups against the New York Knicks (48-25) tonight at the Spectrum Center in Uptown.
It's amazing how quickly things can change. The Charlotte Hornets used to be the laughingstock of the NBA as recently as last season, and now they're one of the most interesting stories in the league.
The Charlotte Hornets are peaking right now, and the NBA world is taking notice. For a very long time, Charlotte was considered one of the most talent-poor teams in the sport, but things have changed dramatically.
Tonight, the Charlotte Hornets (38-34) will play what is, without question their most important game of the last half-decade as they welcome in the red-hot New York Knicks (48-25).
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
On Thursday night, the Charlotte Hornets will host the New York Knicks in what projects to be a competitive Eastern Conference matchup. The Hornets' NBA injury report was released on Wednesday night, and Pat Connaughton is among the players listed on it.
Ahead of their meeting on Thursday night, the Charlotte Hornets and visiting New York Knicks are playing as well as any teams in the Eastern Conference.
Coby White is on fire. After a slow start in his first few games as a member of the Charlotte Hornets, the veteran point guard has turned it on during the team's seven game home stand.
The Charlotte Hornets are having a phenomenal year. If things go well the rest of the way, they could end up with the Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year (albeit highly unlikely), a division title, and a playoff berth.
The Charlotte Hornets stayed hot Tuesday night, rolling past the Sacramento Kings 134–90 behind a barrage from beyond the arc. Coby White led the way with 27 points, knocking down six 3-pointers as Charlotte tied a franchise record with 26 triples.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
Much like Liam Neeson's character in the film 'Taken,' Ryan Kalkbrenner has a particular set of skills that makes him a nightmare for opposing offenses.
The Charlotte Hornets are surging right now, but that obviously wasn't always the case. They've been so hot, however, that they now have the fourth-best point differential in the Eastern Conference.
The Charlotte Hornets are on a four-game win streak, thanks to the strong performance from Coby White. The dynamic guard had 27 points off the bench on 6-for-8 shooting from deep, leading to a dominant 134-90 win over the Sacramento Kings.
The Charlotte Hornets won 12 of their last 15 games. Four straight victories, all by double digits. A team that sat at 16-28 after a January loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers has climbed to 38-34 and pulled within two games of sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
Charlotte matched a franchise record by making 26 3-pointers, including Coby White's 6-for-8 performance off the bench, and the red-hot Hornets blasted the visiting Sacramento Kings 134-90 on Tuesday.
The Charlotte Hornets may not be all the way there, but they have arrived as a winning team in the Eastern Conference. Since the start of the 2026 calendar year, the Hornets have posted the fifth-best record in the NBA at 27-12.
The Charlotte Hornets won their fourth straight game after burying the Sacramento Kings, 134-90, at Spectrum Center on Tuesday. The Hornets improved to 38-34 and are in a three-way tie with the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat for the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference.
The Charlotte Hornets waxed hot from three-point territory on Tuesday to score an easy victory over the Sacramento Kings, 134-90, at Spectrum Center. The Hornets should have handed out umbrellas before the game as they rained three-pointers on the Kings.
Charlotte matched a franchise record by making 26 3-pointers, including Coby White's 6-for-8 performance off the bench, and the red-hot Hornets blasted the visiting Sacramento Kings on Tuesday, 134-90.