Seven NBA Summer League games were played on Sunday, August 8th. It was great to have a slate of basketball games and there were some big-time Summer League standouts across the association.
The Hornets have seven players eligible for extensions, so who is the front office most likely to re-sign?
The Charlotte Hornets finished the 2020-2021 NBA season with a 33-39 record, which led them to the play-in game as the 10th seed. Although Charlotte did not make the playoffs, the team outperformed their expectations.
With the NBA regular season now in the books, all eyes turn to the play-in games. In the Eastern Conference, we have the Boston Celtics going up against the Washington Wizards and the Charlotte Hornets against the Indiana Pacers.
Hello and happy Friday everyone. Here’s to the end of the week, and here’s to winning some bets today. We have a great slate of baseball and basketball so let’s start this weekend off right.
Many experts and casual fans alike predicted that the draft addition of LaMelo Ball would raise an otherwise weak roster to about a play-in spot. However, through 55 games, the Hornets could be so much better.
It’s time for the April NBA Power Ranking! This month we will predict the playoff seedings from both conferences.
Over the first half of the NBA season, LaMelo Ball has been one of the most polarizing players in the league, and a frontrunner (if not the outright leader) for Rookie of the Year. So, what are the best and worst-case scenarios for the Hornets’ guard?
Patrick Champion analyzes what has gone right and wrong for Charlotte Hornets with one-third of the NBA season in the books.
Most NBA teams have played ten games in the 2020-2021 season. NBA rookies have had their time to shine during these ten or more games. There have been some rookies who have outperformed their expectations and some who have been disappointing thus far.
Hornets fans have been clamoring for LaMelo Ball to start over Devonte’ Graham. Patrick Champion analyzes whether or not that is a good idea.
Through one game, the Hornets have a big problem: they have 3 starting guards and 2 guard spots. To be clear, it is not as if Charlotte has some of the top tier guards in the league that could all be the top options on another team. They do, however, have three players that make a great case to start.
Seven NBA Summer League games were played on Sunday, August 8th. It was great to have a slate of basketball games and there were some big-time Summer League standouts across the association.
The Hornets have seven players eligible for extensions, so who is the front office most likely to re-sign?
The Charlotte Hornets finished the 2020-2021 NBA season with a 33-39 record, which led them to the play-in game as the 10th seed. Although Charlotte did not make the playoffs, the team outperformed their expectations.
With the NBA regular season now in the books, all eyes turn to the play-in games. In the Eastern Conference, we have the Boston Celtics going up against the Washington Wizards and the Charlotte Hornets against the Indiana Pacers.
Hello and happy Friday everyone. Here’s to the end of the week, and here’s to winning some bets today. We have a great slate of baseball and basketball so let’s start this weekend off right.
Many experts and casual fans alike predicted that the draft addition of LaMelo Ball would raise an otherwise weak roster to about a play-in spot. However, through 55 games, the Hornets could be so much better.
It’s time for the April NBA Power Ranking! This month we will predict the playoff seedings from both conferences.
Over the first half of the NBA season, LaMelo Ball has been one of the most polarizing players in the league, and a frontrunner (if not the outright leader) for Rookie of the Year. So, what are the best and worst-case scenarios for the Hornets’ guard?
Patrick Champion analyzes what has gone right and wrong for Charlotte Hornets with one-third of the NBA season in the books.
Most NBA teams have played ten games in the 2020-2021 season. NBA rookies have had their time to shine during these ten or more games. There have been some rookies who have outperformed their expectations and some who have been disappointing thus far.
Hornets fans have been clamoring for LaMelo Ball to start over Devonte’ Graham. Patrick Champion analyzes whether or not that is a good idea.
Through one game, the Hornets have a big problem: they have 3 starting guards and 2 guard spots. To be clear, it is not as if Charlotte has some of the top tier guards in the league that could all be the top options on another team. They do, however, have three players that make a great case to start.
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