T he Charlotte Hornets are one of a few teams with very little cap space this offseason. They're probably not going to make any splash signings because they can't (and the free agent class isn't ...

The NBA offseason hits fast and furious after the NBA Finals. We just had the 2025 NBA Draft a less than a week ago. Before ...

At 7-25, it's time for the Charlotte Hornets to consider tearing it down. This year is likely all but finished, so they need to begin preparing for the future. With a few pieces they can build ...

Stunning New Details Reveal Only Untouchable Player On Charlotte Hornets’ Roster This Offseason, And It’s Not LaMelo Ball. May 22, 2025, 12:17pm EST By Afshan khan. Follow Us 32.

But Mann’s situation will have a bearing on the guard rotation and how they want to build that position moving forward. Biggest need @Din0Red asks on X: What moves do you think the Hornets will ...

The Charlotte Hornets enter another critical offseason focused on rebuilding their roster and nurturing team culture. Coach Charles Lee remains optimistic about the team's progress, citing a ...

The Hornets need a veteran presence in the backcourt with Seth Curry, who isn't much of a defender, set to hit free agency, and Tre Mann coming off a back injury, which caused him to miss the ...

One way to quickly help the Charlotte Hornets become more competitive is to fix the bench situation. For the last several years, the Hornets have been playing a bunch of young guys who haven't ...

LaMelo Ball carries the heaviest contract within the Charlotte Hornets franchise. He signed a fully guaranteed five-year, $203.8 million contract with the Hornets in the 2023 offseason.

Curry, 33, appeared in eight games for the Hornets in 2023-24, averaging eight points, two rebounds and 1.8 assists before suffering a season-ending injury.

You don’t often get a shot at greatness—much less twice. Yet the Charlotte Hornets managed to land two eventual NBA MVPs in the draft… and let both slip away before they ever took the court ...

Apr 2, 2025; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges (0) shoots the ball while Indiana Pacers guard Ben Sheppard (26) defends in the first half at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.