The Charlotte Hornets keep making statements. When the Hornets visit the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday, they'll be coming off another lopsided victory, a 130-93 win over the Philadelphia 76ers.
If you were asked to name the third team involved in the Luka Doncic trade, how long would it take you to guess the correct answer? The Utah Jazz were roped into the groundbreaking swap of Luka and Anthony Davis, netting Jalen Hood-Schifino and two second-round picks for their troubles.
Tonight, the Charlotte Hornets will begin a quick two-game road trip in Memphis, taking on the Ja Morant-less Grizzlies. Can the Bugs keep the good times rollin' in Memphis?
When you look back with hindsight, the 2014 Charlotte Hornets offseason feels like it was a collapse. When you look back with perspective, though: It feels more like an opportunity for this current iteration of the Hornets’ front office to learn from their own franchise’s history.
The Charlotte Hornets are building something. However, they seem to be right on the cusp much sooner than anyone anticipated. They're close to being a really good team.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Hornets (19-28) kick off a quick two-game road trip on Wednesday, this time headed to Memphis to take on the Grizzlies (18-26) for an interconference clash.
For once, the Charlotte Hornets don't have a glaring need that needs to be addressed. Sure, they have potential upgrades up and down the roster, but that doesn't mean they need to attack those issues right now.
The Charlotte Hornets don't boast a top ten offense in the NBA by accident. LaMelo Ball, Kon Knueppel, and Brandon Miller are the most talented trio the Hornets have employed since the 90s, and the man tasked with shepherding them is doing a masterful job.
The 2025-26 NBA season has brought the Charlotte Hornets to a familiar, yet fundamentally different, crossroads. After years of navigating injuries, draft lottery obscurity, and rebuilding, the Hornets find themselves hovering around the edge of the Eastern Conference play-in tournament picture.
Since the Hornets' key pieces have been healthy, they've become one of the most dangerous and efficient teams in the entire NBA. It may be a small sample size, but when LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, Kon Knueppel, Miles Bridges, and Moussa Diabaté are in the starting lineup, the Bugs are 9-1.
Charlotte Hornets’ LaMelo Ball was snubbed from his second-straight NBA Eastern Conference All-Star selection, but the young franchise star is more than likely to be selected as a reserve player given his track record of leading the fan-vote in previous years.
Everyone seems to have an opinion about how the Charlotte Hornets are managing LaMelo Ball's minutes. Whether it be Chandler Parsons saying they are devaluing
Of all the players in the talented 2025 NBA Draft, very few expected fourth overall pick Kon Knueppel to be the guy who everyone is obsessing over halfway through the season.
Furthering his consistent play throughout the season, Brandon Miller was at his best on Monday night as the Charlotte Hornets earned their third win in a row.
Anyone wondering who'd end up on the Rookies team for the 2026 Rising Stars Game at NBA All-Star Weekend could simply look at the first picks of last year's draft.
The Charlotte Hornets have the best rookie class in the NBA, no doubt about it. General Manager Jeff Peterson absolutely hit it out of the park this year.
The NBA season has been a spectacle this season, and it continues with the Philadelphia 76ers taking on the Charlotte Hornets. Charlotte has been having
Charlotte Hornets point guard LaMelo Ball's partnership with PUMA has remained one of the most exciting sneaker lines to follow in the NBA. That continues today as PUMA Basketball announced an electrifying collaboration inspired by Universal Pictures' iconic Fast & Furious franchise, launching a collection that's all speed, no brakes.
The Charlotte Hornets’ 119-115 victory over the Washington Wizards snapped a painful losing streak and raised intriguing questions about this team’s direction.
The Charlotte Hornets have hit a stride recently and that's not something the Philadelphia 76ers can say. The teams will meet Monday night in Charlotte after the Hornets won two games in a row, while showing their improvement since the start of the new year.
Miles Bridges has heard this song before. Every year. Every deadline. Same rumors. Same noise. Same routine. And once again, he is tuning it out. “Just focus on winning, focus on controlling what I can control,” Bridges told Roderick Boone of the Charlotte Observer.
There is a specific, heavy kind of silence that falls over an arena when a winter storm is bearing down on a city. Schedules get scrambled, tip-off times get moved up, and the usual rhythm of the NBA grind is thrown into chaos.
The Hornets are getting a jolt from their rookie class, and for once, the excitement feels earned, writes Steve Aschburner of NBA.com. Charlotte’s first-year group, led by Kon Knueppel, Sion James, Ryan Kalkbrenner, and Liam McNeeley, has injected real energy into a franchise that badly needed it.
Hornets forward Miles Bridges has generated “significant” trade interest as the February 5 deadline approaches, according to Sam Amick of The Athletic, who reports that the Bucks, Warriors, and Suns are among the teams eyeing the 27-year-old.