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

The Charlotte Hornets have presumably had their franchise point guard for a few years now, but that hasn’t been working out as planned. LaMelo Ball has struggled to stay on the floor, and that’s a

With the draft less than a week away, stories have started to surface regarding a fall for Ace Bailey. With that, VJ Edgecombe is getting tied to the 76ers, while the Charlotte Hornets end up

The Charlotte Hornets have two picks at the top of the second round, which grants them a lot of flexibility. It’s hard to predict who’s going to be available at that point, but it looks

While the Charlotte Hornets floundered through another lost season, they acquired a bunch of temporary players on 10 day contracts and two-way deals. Just about all of those players fit into generally the same archetype–a

The NBA Draft Lottery did not work in the Hornets favor and they fell to the fourth overall pick. For a lot of last season, there was a clear perceived delineation between the top three

Ace Bailey is almost universally expected to go with the third pick in the draft, which is currently held by the Philadelphia 76ers. But with an unusually competitive group of teams picking in the top

The Charlotte Hornets have a pair of picks at the top of the second round, and that’s a prime spot to pluck a role player or two for the bench. They got rid of Nick

The Charlotte Hornets have two picks at the top of the second round. It’s a perfect spot to take a flier on a good prospect that slipped out of the first round without having to

Every team in the NBA needs 3-point shooting. That’s especially true for the Charlotte Hornets, who finished the 2024-25 season 28th in 3-point shooting percentage despite having the NBA’s league leader in 3-point percentage on

There is one golden ticket at the top of next week’s NBA Draft Lottery. Cooper Flagg elected to reclassify and join Duke as a 17 year old, and he still dominated college basketball en route