Charlotte Hornets' rookie Miles Bridges inked a four-year contract with Nike Basketball. It will be interesting to see if he performs up to expectations.
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This Charlotte Hornets NBA season is pivotal for their future. It's imperative Charlotte does everything possible to avoid this worst-case scenario.
Some might view Miles Bridges as another "safe pick" by the Charlotte Hornets, but there's reason to believe he could be different than previous rookies.
The NBA released the Charlotte Hornets' schedule on August 10th. I take a deep dive into key parts of the Hornets schedule.
Jeremy Lamb has been a player filled with potential. This season, he proved that he was capable of a much larger role for the Charlotte Hornets.
After a surprising rookie season for the Charlotte Hornets, Dwayne Bacon didn't let the second-round label slow him down. Is he ready for the next step?
We'll take a look at how previous NBA offseason moves (or lack thereof) affected the Charlotte Hornets present and future.
The Charlotte Hornets are in a tricky situation with both Willy Hernangomez and Cody Zeller capable of starting. Who should get the nod as the starter?
With recent reports from The Athletic indicating Kemba Walker is here for the long haul, what does this mean for the future of the Charlotte Hornets?
Jeremy Lamb has made vast improvements in his game during his time with the Charlotte Hornets; here's why he won't be on the roster past June 21st
Amidst trade rumors that the Toronto Raptors are looking to trade for a lottery pick, the Charlotte Hornets shouldn't trade the 11th pick for DeMar DeRozan.
With rumors regarding Kemba Walker's future swirling, could Collin Sexton be the Charlotte Hornets' point guard of the future at pick 11?
Gathering ideas from multiple differing viewpoints, we take our best shot at how things play out on June 21st. Who will the Charlotte Hornets select?
The Charlotte Hornets currently hold the 55th overall selection in the 2018 NBA draft. Here are a few candidates for second-round consideration.