In March 2024, the Charlotte Hornets hired Jeff Peterson to be their new general manager. Since then, he has accumulated plenty of assets. This summer, the team will be at a crossroads yet again.
Jusuf Nurkic was so bad for the Phoenix Suns that the team benched him, and had to attach one of the few remaining first round picks they owned to get someone to take him.
As the NBA offseason kicks into gear following the conclusion of the NBA Finals, the Hornets are now allowed to negotiate with their own free agents and players eligible for rookie/veteran extensions as of July 6.
We all know the Charlotte Hornets read At The Hive religiously as they put together their draft plans. So to help them out, I’ve created a big board they can use as a reference for making their draft selections.
The Charlotte Hornets have three centers on the roster now. Mark Williams is the former lottery pick they tried to trade away. Jusuf Nurkic was a trade acquisition attached to a first-round pick that's now on an expiring contract.
The Charlotte Hornets finished with the third-worst record in the NBA last year, so perhaps it's a bit of a win that they're not currently the third-lowest team in the latest NBA power rankings.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are NBA champions following a thrilling seven-game set with the underdog Indiana Pacers. Now, the clock is officially ticking for teams who would love to dethrone the Thunder, including the Charlotte Hornets.
The Hornets enter this week’s NBA Draft with three picks inside the top 34, giving them plenty of flexibility to reshape their roster. While the No. 4 pick is expected to deliver an immediate contributor, the real value may come in the early second round.
The NBA will crown it's 2024-25 champion tonight in Oklahoma City. Once the games goes final, the confetti falls, the champagne gets popped, and the victors enjoy their spoils, the basketball world at large can finally give its full attention to this Wednesday's draft.
This year's fourth overall pick could help the Charlotte Hornets accelerate the rebuild if they get it right. Between VJ Edgecombe, Ace Bailey, Kon Knueppel, Tre Johnson, and a few others, the organization should be able to land an immediate impact player who can slide in between LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller.
Several players on the Charlotte Hornets' roster could be moved this summer, but there's one player in particular who stands out as a true candidate, according to Bleacher Report's Dan Favale, and no, it's not Mark Williams.
The Charlotte Hornets have announced their second injury update of the summer, following a forgettable 2024-25 campaign, with a 19-63 record. In an official
The Charlotte Hornets have limited star power, and LaMelo Ball is one of the few who can be considered among the NBA elites. As good as LaMelo is, though, his influence is described as questionable by scouts and agents across the league.
The Charlotte Hornets are heading into the offseason off the back of a disastrous campaign. Despite a young, talented core, they suffered through a 19-63 regular season after multiple key players missed considerable time.
The draft is just around the corner, but not long after, the Charlotte Hornets will have the opportunity to add to the roster in free agency, if they so choose.
There are a lot of storylines surrounding the Charlotte Hornets this offseason. LaMelo Ball trade rumors swirl, talk of keeping Mark Williams abounds, and so much more.
The Charlotte Hornets need 3-point shooting. It’s a big part of the offense that Charles Lee wants to run and a necessity in the modern NBA. The Hornets have struggled shooting from deep the last couple of years, and the roster needs more players that are going to make outside shots.
The NBA draft is around the corner, and with the Charlotte Hornets holding the No. 4 pick, speculation is heating up. But it was a conversation between famed sports commentator Bill Simmons and Duke sharpshooter Kon Knueppel that lit up draft chatter recently.