Rookie Ryan Kalkbrenner works toward a key rotation spot, while LaMelo Ball sharpens leadership skills for success alongside Collin Sexton.

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 Charlotte Hornets have made major changes this offseason, reshaping their roster with a focus on the backcourt. But with so many guards in the mix, there si

Los Angeles Clippers forward Paul George did not hold back when discussing one franchise he would avoid in free agency. During a recent episode of his

In examining where things went wrong for the Charlotte Hornets over the past half-dozen months, Mitch Kupchak pointed directly to the composition of the roster he’s responsible for putting together.

Charlotte Hornets’ key offseason roster moves hinge on what happens ... Hornets don’t have much salary cap space and aren’t projected to get any significant relief unless they make some changes.

The Charlotte Hornets have no centers, so everyone wants them to get a center, but they're not going to get a center. At least not right now.

Traded to Charlotte in January, Josh Okogie appeared in 16 games and made six starts, averaging 8.9 points and 2.7 rebounds.