Monday was NBA media day, which is a fun sort of pseudo-kickoff to the NBA’s new season. Charlotte Hornets general manager Jeff Peterson, head coach Charles Lee, and all of the key players say down at a nice table to answer questions from the media. We’ll have another post with all of the players’ highlights. This one will focus on what Peterson and Lee had to say.
The Charlotte Hornets kept wheeling and dealing over the weekend. After acquiring Buddy Hield and Ryan Nembhard in a trade, general manager Jeff Peterson kept doing the asset flip, sending Hield to the Bulls for Rob Dillingham.
The Charlotte Hornets continue to drop news regarding the broadcasts of their games for the upcoming season, and they keep knocking it out of the park.
The headline pretty much covers it. There have been rumors of this very trade happening in the last few days, and now Shams Charania is reporting that the deal is done.
Not a lot happens in the NBA in September, but the Charlotte Hornets did a few things that are probably worth knowing if you’re invested in the team, but none of them on their own got me motivated to write something about it.
The Charlotte Hornets made a move to shore up their guard depth with a player that fits very well with what they need behind Coby White.
The NBA unveiled the full regular season schedule after LeBron finally picked his team. We look at the interesting bits of the Charlotte Hornets’ part of it.
On Wednesday, the Charlotte Hornets announced that they would be broadcasting all non-nationally televised games on local stations. In the Charlotte area, the games are going to be broadcast across WSOC Channel 9 and TV64.
The Charlotte Hornets unveiled their four game preseason slate against mostly bad teams.
We’ve officially hit the doldrums of summer for the NBA. Right now we’re all just sitting around waiting for LeBron James to pick his next team because god forbid he just make a quick decision
The 2026 Las Vegas Summer League has come and gone, and for Charlotte Hornets fans, it did not recapture the magic of their joyous title run in 2025. And to be frank, a lot of
On Saturday, Charlotte Hornets general manager Jeff Peterson got in front of the media to field questions after the LaMelo Ball trade became official. A lot of people in Charlotte have been unhappy with the
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