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Charlotte Hornets rookie Kon Knueppel has been playing beyond his years and is only going to get better as he grows into a star.

Charlotte Hornets rookie Ryan Kalkbrenner has been impressive on defense, but he has also quietly stood out in another area.

The Charlotte Hornets probably should have thought it through before deciding to part ways with Josh Okogie this summer.

It has not taken long for the Charlotte Hornets to prove they were onto something in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft.

The Charlotte Hornets have barely been mentioned as the next possible home for a former star, but the potential partnership makes a ton of sense.

The Charlotte Hornets already have a stud in Brandon Miller, but they need him to meet or exceed the lofty expectations Bill Simmons has for him.

Kon Knueppel's rapid progress as a player may have given the Charlotte Hornets an uncomfortable dilemma they must address quickly.

A veteran's return from injury could be the spark the Charlotte Hornets need, as he is expected to bring energy, defensive versatility, and depth.

The Charlotte Hornets must consider opening a roster spot for a promising big man who has been tearing it up in the G League.

The Charlotte Hornets aren't a playoff contender yet, but they're becoming the type of team this fanbase has dreamed of seeing.

The Charlotte Hornets need to do everything they can to help Kon Knueppel win basketball games.

KJ Simpson is holding up one of the Charlotte Hornets' two-way spots, and he has not shown much to prove worthy of that slot.

Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball has suffered another setback, and his injury history is becoming even more concerning for the team.

Kon Knueppel has looked like a future star, but he has also proven capable of giving the Charlotte Hornets what they need in a key area.

The value of the lottery-protected 2027 first-rounder the Miami Heat owe the Charlotte Hornets continues to be a mystery.

Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball could be the ideal trade target of a struggling star-hunting Western Conference squad.

The Charlotte Hornets might be unlikely to land Giannis Antetokounmpo, but they should at least try to gauge their chances of pulling it off.

Kon Knueppel has already proven why he wasn't a reach as the No. 4 overall pick last summer for the Charlotte Hornets.

The Charlotte Hornets' recent report on the conditions of LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller is another bad sign for the franchise.

There are three elite 2026 NBA Draft prospects who could transform the Charlotte Hornets' future and elevate their ceiling.

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