LaMelo Ball is one of the most talented (and popular) players in the NBA. However, he is on the verge of missing the NBA playoffs for the fifth straight season.
As the Charlotte Hornets enter the upcoming off-season, President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson will have the opportunity to re-evaluate the direction of this franchise. While it’s clear that the team isn’t running short on talent, they are limited by both a lack of chemistry and a lack of depth.
While LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges have proven that they are capable of scoring at a high volume- they’ve also proven to be incredibly inefficient at times. In the event that one (or both) of the Hornets' top scorers are having an “off night”, the team is left without many offensive options outside of the paint.
The Charlotte Hornets will be back in action Sunday evening in Miami for their final matchup with the Heat. For the first time in a while, the Hornets are expected to be fully healthy outside of those who are dealing with long-term injuries i.e., Tre Mann (Disc), Brandon Miller (R Wrist), Josh Okogie (L Hamstring), and Grant Williams (R ACL).
Winning games is important for a team who hasn't experienced much of it in recent years. It's hard to build a team into a playoff contender and more if you don't get that taste of winning and change the narrative surrounding said organization.
While all hope in Charlotte rests on landing the No. 1 overall pick for the right to draft Cooper Flagg, the Hornets have several other high-quality players to select in the 2025 NBA Draft if the ping-pong balls don't bounce in their favor.
The Hornets' rebuild may take longer than everyone involved would like, but when Charlotte native Seth Curry first came to the organization, he made it very clear that he wanted to be a part of the group that turned things around.
The Charlotte Hornets made 19 threes but could not defend well enough to keep up with the Thunder and lost, 141-106. The Thunder have shut down everyone they’ve faced all season long.
Potential Charlotte Hornets first round selection VJ Edgecombe played in his first March Madness game on Friday afternoon, in a victory for Baylor over Mississippi State.
It's not going to be easy, and according to the computers it will take a miracle, but the Charlotte Hornets are looking to pick up a second massive win in as many nights as they take on the Oklahoma City Thunder on the road.
Thursday night, the Charlotte Hornets surprisingly took down one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference, the New York Knicks. Tonight, they hit the road to square off against the team with the best record in the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder.
At a late stage of the NBA season where teams are impacted by injuries, the New York Knicks were defeated by the Charlotte Hornets. The Charlotte Hornets fully deserved their win over the New York Knicks, just their 18th win of the season so far.
After a mostly tame day one of March Madness, 16 more games tip off starting at noon on Friday with the potential for chaos looming over everyone's brackets.
In the spirit of March Madness, the Charlotte Hornets pulled off an improbable upset win over the New York Knicks, 115-98. The Hornets scored the first seven points of the lead and jumped all over the Knicks.
The New York Knicks were without Jalen Brunson on Thursday night and the Charlotte Hornets took full advantage, pulling the upset in Uptown by a 115-98 score.
The New York Knicks have been struggling without the injured Jalen Brunson, but Thursday night, they hit a new low.
LaMelo Ball returned to action and scored 25 points in the Charlotte Hornets' 115-98 victory against the visiting New York Knicks on Thursday night. Mark Williams posted 19 points and 14 rebounds, Miles Bridges scored 15 points, DaQuan Jeffries had 14 and reserve Nick Smith Jr.
The Charlotte Hornets may again explore trade options for center Mark Williams in the offseason following a collapsed trade deal with the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this season.
As the Charlotte Hornets close out the 2024-25 season, players compete for their future. With offseason changes looming, this final stretch of games will help determine who stays and who goes.
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Charlotte Hornets will try to trade Mark Williams again in the offseason. The Hornets traded Williams to the
Last month, the Charlotte Hornets were busy at the trade deadline. They acquired Jusuf Nurkic from the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Cody Martin. Additionally, less than a month before that, they sent Nick Richards to the Suns for Josh Okogie.
The Hawks are surging at the right time. With four straight wins, they have strengthened their playoff push, improving to 32-34.
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