Neither the Indiana Pacers nor the host Charlotte Hornets are feeling good going into their meeting Thursday night. But the teams have different levels of anguish.
Coming off arguably the best win by any NBA team this season, the Charlotte Hornets were matched up with a Toronto Raptors team who had won four of their last five games.
The Charlotte Hornets are flying high in the Queen City tonight, and the connection between LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges is looking as dangerous as ever.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Just when the Charlotte Hornets captured the attention of the basketball world, clobbering the Oklahoma City Thunder by 27 on the road, the injury bug struck again.
In just a few hours, the darling of the NBA... well, maybe just here of late, the Charlotte Hornets, will take the floor against the Toronto Raptors. Here's everything you need to know about tonight's game.
Fresh off a 27-point beatdown of the NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder, the Charlotte Hornets are back in the friendly confines of Spectrum Center, looking to win three straight for the first time all season.
It's been over a year since Grant Williams played an NBA game; Nov. 23, 2024, was the last time the Hornets forward, nursing a knee injury that required surgery, was out on the floor for Charlotte.
You've probably heard by now, because it's some of the biggest news in the NBA, but the Charlotte Hornets dominated the Oklahoma City Thunder last time out.
Charlotte Hornets fans are feeling a new buzz after LaMelo Ball and company stunned the defending NBA Champion Oklahoma City Thunder in emphatic fashion on Monday.
Constant injuries and inefficient shooting often become the critical flaws in LaMelo Ball’s game. Another injury this season has limited his minutes and appearances.
The Charlotte Hornets are starting to show signs of life with a 13-23 record this season. On the surface, that isn't impressive, but they're just three games out of the Play-In Tournament and boast a plethora of young talent starting to blossom into a talented core.
Brandon Miller erupted for 28 points as the Charlotte Hornets delivered a stunning 124-97 blowout of the NBA-leading Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night.
Feeling refreshed and revived from their recent travels, the Charlotte Hornets return home to face the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. Charlotte is 6-5 in its last 11 games, with no victory bigger than the one they pulled off over the defending champions Monday.
No one, and I mean, no one, saw the Charlotte Hornets going into Oklahoma City and pulling out a win on Monday, never mind a 27-point victory over the defending NBA champs.
When you think of the top lineups in basketball, your brain sees the top players and teams. You think of the Denver Nuggets, with Nikola Jokic, Christian Braun, Aaron Godon, Jamal Murray, and Cam Johnson.
With the 30-6 Oklahoma City Thunder hosting the Charlotte Hornets, you might have expected a blowout. Just not one with the Hornets on the winning side.
Brandon Miller scored 28 points to help lift the Charlotte Hornets to a 124-97 road victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday. The win was the Hornets' first over the Thunder since March 2023 and the first for any Eastern Conference opponent in Oklahoma City in a regular-season matchup since March 2024.
The Charlotte Hornets are officially torching the nets. In a season where wins have been hard to come by, the Hornets have found their rhythm from deep, setting a new franchise record with seven consecutive games of 15 or more 3-pointers made.
Eric Collins is a national treasure. The television play-by-play announcer for the Charlotte Hornets has captivated fans since 2015 with his electric commentary and unique one-liners.
The Charlotte Hornets and LaMelo Ball may not be having the best season thus far, with them being perched 12th in the easier Eastern Conference with a 12-23 record.
Mason Plumlee will be reevaluated in six weeks, according to the Hornets, who announced today in a press release that the veteran center has undergone surgery to address a right groin injury.