Wizards 106
HornetsLost the game 102
HornetsLost the game 107
76ers 101
HornetsLost the game 110
Timberwolves 108
Celtics 140
HornetsLost the game 105
HornetsLost the game 117
Wizards 116
Hornets
7 - 16
Lost the game 96
Bucks
16 - 6
105
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Clippers (13 - 11)
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Nets (13 - 11)
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Knicks (10 - 13)
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76ers (12 - 11)
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Pistons (6 - 18)
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Hawks (13 - 10)
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Even without their star trio of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday, the Milwaukee Bucks certainly possess one of the NBA’s deepest rosters. The Charlotte Hornets, who are still without several of their key players because of injury, witnessed that firsthand in Saturday night’s 105-96 home loss at Spectrum Center.Read More
Three of the best quarters of the season for the Charlotte Hornets rolled into easily one of their worst on Friday night, but in the end, they still walked out of Spectrum Center with a nail-biting 117-116 home victory over the Washington Wizards.
About two months ago, Dennis Smith Jr. was still without a team just days before training camps were set to begin around the NBA. Fast forward a few weeks later and he’s guarding the reigning NBA Finals MVP in Steph Curry on the final possession of regulation in what eventually became a 120-113 overtime victory for the Charlotte Hornets over Golden State.
As the Charlotte Hornets currently weather a multitude of key early-season injuries, they’re bound to occasionally run into a buzz-saw of a team that’s just firing on all cylinders. That team on Monday night was the NBA-leading Boston Celtics and the Hornets simply couldn’t keep up with their high-powered offense in a 140-105 road loss at TD Garden.
The Charlotte Hornets and Food Lion Feeds today once again provided Thanksgiving meals to 1,000 families in need at the Hornets’ 12th annual Cornucopia event at Spectrum Center. The entire Hornets team and coaching staff helped distribute food, along with Hornets executives and ambassadors, Food Lion executives and associates, Coca-Cola Consolidated executives and staff, and Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina volunteers.
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