‘Clearly an arms race’: Charlotte Hornets break ground on $150 million practice facility
Hornets Sports & Entertainment has begun construction on a $150 million six-story training facility, with city leaders and legendary players in attendance, which is set to open ahead of the 2026-2027 NBA season.
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.
For the vast majority of the franchise's history, the Charlotte Hornets have not been a true contender. They had some deeper ...
The Charlotte Hornets played strong through the middle portion of the game but ultimately fell short despite a strong ...
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In three games this season against Orlando, Charlotte has failed to score more than 90 points, meaning buckets will be at a ...
Which is why today we’re taking stock of who is in a better long-term spot: Toronto or the Charlotte Hornets — Friday’s ...
The Charlotte Hornets and Novant Health Inc., the team’s official healthcare provider, announced Tuesday an expanded ...
The Orlando Magic and Charlotte Hornets square off Tuesday night in downtown Charlotte. Here's how to watch, plus betting ...
The Charlotte Hornets are gearing up to host the Orlando Magic this Tuesday night, looking to bounce back after a disappointing 0-2 road trip that saw them suffer significant defeats in Oklahoma City ...
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