Charlotte Hornets' $150M practice center to be among NBA's biggest, most expensive
This week's groundbreaking for the Charlotte Hornets’ $150 million practice center and team headquarters marked the end of a long beginning for the project. The Hornets originally reached a deal with the city in 2022 for a much smaller — and cheaper — practice site but changed course when the NBA franchise was sold in 2023.
‘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.
Back in February, the Charlotte Hornets decided to move on from Cody Martin, Vasilije Micic, and a 2nd round pick - all of ...
Cody Martin's hernia injury has kept him from contributing to the Hornets for an extended period, negatively impacting both the team's performance and fantasy basketball lineups. Injuries can often ...
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Charlotte Hornets to Re-Explore Major Trade This Offseason?Last month, the Charlotte Hornets were busy at the trade deadline. They acquired Jusuf Nurkic from the Phoenix Suns in ...
If any Charlotte Hornets fans miss watching Kemba Walker play, the next best thing might be on its way to the NBA. In the pre ...
Suns' Cody Martin is available to play Friday against the Sacramento Kings. He would make his team debut after being acquired ...
For Charlotte Hornets fans, a win against the New York ... It's easy to imagine him becoming a younger Cody Martin if Charlotte selects him in the second round of the draft. Of the players ...
The Phoenix Suns went 1-3 on a four-game road trip. The Suns (30-36) are two and a half games behind Dallas (33-34) for the ...
Charlotte guard Josh Green speaks up about the growth of his Hornets teammates in Tidjane Salaun and Nick Smith Jr.
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