Charlotte Hornets vs Detroit Pistons: Game 8 recap and analysis
November 3, 2026
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The Hornets make it four straight losses by getting blown out by the Pistons once again.
The Hornets make it four straight losses by getting blown out by the Pistons once again.
The Charlotte Hornets never got off the bus and were blown out by the Washington Wizards, 95-79.
Brandon Miller scored 31 points, but Naz Reid was benched and the Charlotte Hornets lost to the Detroit Pistons 97-89.
Brandon Miller soared to a new career high 39 points scored as he led the Hornets to a gritty win over the Washington Wizards.
The Charlotte Hornets bounced back in a big way from a brutal home opener, then almost choked away, then ultimately held on to beat the Miami Heat.
The Charlotte Hornets had an absolute nightmare of a home opener in front of a restless home crowd.
Three newcomers were among five players in double figures as the Charlotte Hornets ground out a win over the Brooklyn Nets, 110-103.
We learned a few more things about the Charlotte Hornets in their dominant preseason win over the new look Bucks.
Hannes Steinbach recorded another double double and Tidjane Salaun chipped in 18 points, but it wasn’t enough for the Charlotte Hornets to beat the Sacramento Kings.
Hannes Steinbach dominated the second half, but he and the Charlotte Hornets couldn’t overcome some hot Bucks shooting in the loss, 110-91. The Summary The Hornets got on the board with a pull-up three from
The Charlotte Hornets played a brutal second half and squandered a double digit lead to lose their first summer league game in a couple of years.
Liam McNeeley hit seven threes as part of his 28 points to lead the Charlotte Hornets to a comeback win over the Orlando Magic, 86-74. The Summary Liam McNeeley picked up where he left off
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