Today is the final day of the Charlotte Hornets' Summer League schedule, where they will face the Dylan Harper-less San Antonio Spurs. The Hornets have gone 3-0 through their first three games, and a 4-0 record should secure them a spot in the Summer League playoffs, right?
We're a long way from the next massive round of free agency, but much like the draft, it's never too early to look ahead to the future, especially when talking about the Charlotte Hornets - who have seemingly been in rebuild mode for ages.
The Charlotte Hornets have been great in Summer League, going 3-0 so far and winning by almost double digits on average. That record might deserve an asterisk, though, as the Hornets somehow routinely avoid every team's top draft choice.
How many of the 23 sets of teammates to score at least 30 points apiece in an NBA Finals game since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976 can you name in six minutes?
The Charlotte Hornets have made major changes this offseason, reshaping their roster with a focus on the backcourt. But with so many guards in the mix, there simply won’t be room for everyone—and one player who could be in danger is former first-round pick Nick Smith Jr.
The Charlotte Hornets were not good under Michael Jordan as the owner of the franchise. Charlotte just wasted away at the bottom of the standings and never won a playoff series.
Paul George raised eyebrows recently when he said on his "Podcast P" podcast that joining the Charlotte Hornets would’ve signaled the end of his career.
The Charlotte Hornets haven't been the most active team in the offseason. But with their decision to waive Josh Okogie, the Hornets have created an opportunity for powerhouse teams to add a gifted wing defender to their ranks.
Through three Summer League games, the 2025 Charlotte Hornets rookie class has looked solid. Summer League often means very little when it comes to translating to NBA talent, but it is ultimately better to look like a good player than not.
Who is the greatest Charlotte Hornets player of all time? Many would say Kemba Walker. He's got the most points scored in franchise history by a decent margin.
The Charlotte Hornets have not reached the playoffs in each of the last nine seasons. Recently, they haven’t been close to even qualifying for them. Last season, they went 19-63 and are a combined 67-179 over the last three years.
Paul George didn’t mince words when talking about one team he’d never consider in free agency: the Charlotte Hornets. Speaking candidly on a recent episode of Podcast P, the 9-time All-Star explained why signing with Charlotte was never an option, despite his fondness for the city itself.
The Charlotte Hornets have waived wing Josh Okogie, clearing his non-guaranteed salary off the books ahead of a key offseason roster squeeze, according to Rod Boone of the Charlotte Observer.
Following a tough end to the 2024-25 NBA season, Charlotte Hornets All-Star Guard LaMelo Ball is anxiously waiting to return and prove himself once again on the biggest stage.
The Charlotte Hornets are off to a perfect start at the 2025 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, going 3-0 with gritty wins over the Utah Jazz, Philadelphia 76ers, and Dallas Mavericks.
When it comes to the top point guards in the NBA, one name that probably doesn’t get a lot of traction is Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball. Numbers-wise, Ball has been on par with the best guards in the league, there’s only been a couple of problems.