The Charlotte Hornets are a franchise perpetually waiting for any sliver of success. They’ve never made a conference finals, their last playoff appearance came in 2016, and the last All-NBA selection was Kemba Walker in 2019.

The Hornets have been nothing short of a disappointment over the last decade, managing just two winning seasons and often feeling like an afterthought in the Ea

The Hornets already have LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller. If Knueppel can join them as an effective-out-of-the-gates third perimeter piece, that's a team that can win a solid total of games in the banged-up Eastern Conference.

Since the start of this summer league format, this is the Hornets' first time in the playoffs, let alone the final round.

During a time of year when most Americans clock out of work and dive into a body of water somewhere, the Charlotte Hornets' President of Basketball Operations has been wheeling and dealing. A flurry of trades,

Is Europe a better place to play basketball? It depends on who you ask. Since former Charlotte Hornets’ guard Aaron Harrison was asked about his experience in this case, the answer is an astounding no.