Charlotte Hornets co-owner sees new practice center as catalyst for more uptown development
Neighbors include the 2.6-acre Charlotte Transportation Center, opened in 1995, and Queen City Quarter, the former EpiCentre, a 300,000-square-foot entertainment and nightlife hub that has struggled to recover after years of financial struggles, bankruptcy, foreclosure and public safety concerns.
The Charlotte Hornets are officially eliminated from playoff contention. Here's why that's not such a bad thing.
The Charlotte Hornets broke ground Wednesday for the construction of the organization’s new state-of-the-art training facility.
After a 122-105 loss to the Miami Heat Sunday night, the Charlotte Hornets were eliminated from playoff contention, in what ...
As the Charlotte Hornets enter the upcoming off-season, President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson will have the opportunity to re-evaluate the direction ...
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Is it time for Hornets to move on from LaMelo Ball? ‘His approach can hold your franchise back’The Hornets have looked the same in five years with LaMelo Ball as the face of the team and some around the NBA are wondering ...
The Charlotte Hornets aren’t interested in moving on from LaMelo Ball. Despite the reports of Ball wanting to be in a winning ...
Salaün has also been dealing with an ankle injury that kept him out of several games with both the Swarm and Hornets this ...
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