The Charlotte Hornets have not done much in the free agency or trade market since the league year opened on Tuesday afternoon. However, they have been busy getting their roster set for the summer league
The NBA did a very Major League Baseball thing and took a piece of semi-interesting news and buried it at a time when absolutely no one would pay attention to it. Marketing 101 right there.
So today is technically the start of free agency, but stuff has already happened en masse, both for the Charlotte Hornets and the league as a whole. Let’s hit the highlights: Charlotte Hornets We’ve spent
The Charlotte Hornets have wasted no time getting involved with the 2026 season offseason. First, they came out of the clouds to trade away LaMelo Ball to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Three days later, the team
The Charlotte Hornets continue their trading spree, sending Miles Bridges to the Suns for a couple of players and a pick.
Slipped within all of the drama of trading away LaMelo Ball, the Charlotte Hornets announced their four game schedule for the 2026 Las Vegas Summer League. The schedule is as follows: One year after getting
If you’re here, you’ve probably noticed things look a little bit different ’round these parts. I decided with the upcoming start of the new league year, it’d be a good time to update the digs
Before we get into this, I think I need to make a few disclaimers. First, this isn’t just blind faith in the front office. I said in the rumors post before LaMelo Ball got traded
In the wake of the LaMelo Ball trade, Shams Charania is reporting that the Charlotte Hornets have agreed to a new three year contract with Coby White. It’ll be worth a total of $74 million,
The Charlotte Hornets are reportedly trading LaMelo Ball to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Naz Reid and a whole lot of picks. From Shams’ Tweet, Josh Green is also going to the Wolves. In return, the
I was sitting at my laptop trying to think up some content to post in the wake of the draft, and apparently Shams Charania decided to help out. Out of nowhere, late in the draft,
As is customary on the first night of the NBA Draft, Charlotte Hornets general manager Jeff Peterson spoke with the media, as did the two draft picks, Hannes Steinbach and Christian Anderson. We’ll hit the
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