The Hornets nailed the 2025 offseason, but one key move remains in the 2025 NBA free agency. Here’s what Charlotte must do ...

Following the first round of the NBA Draft, Hornets president of basketball operations Jeff Peterson said re-signing the ...

By all accounts Kornets is an A+ locker room presence in Boston, rounding out his profile as the ideal center target for ...

The Charlotte Hornets declined Tre Mann's qualifying option, thereby dropping his restricted status and making him easily ...

The NBA announced that the salary cap has been set at $154.647 million for the 2025-26 season, while the tax level is ...

The Charlotte Hornets sign Mason Plumlee in free agency for $3.6M, adding consistent veteran depth to their front court ...

Hornets reportedly looking to add another point guard in free agency to backup the injury-prone LaMelo Ball in 2025-2026 ...

Charlotte Hornets On SI. ... 2025 free agent centers. Assuming the Hornets don't want to go after someone aging or wildly expensive, the options in the 2025 class are fairly limited.

The upcoming free agency class is not exactly exciting, but there are some interesting names the Hornets could look into, especially in the RFA market. Quentin Grimes and Jonathan Kuminga are ...

With the NBA Draft behind them, the Hornets can turn their attention to figuring out which of their own players to re-sign when free agency officially begins on Friday.

An interesting offseason is up ahead. The Charlotte Hornets are currently 9th in the league in projected cap space going into the next season. The team will have $12,363,215 to spend, The Hornets ...