At The Hive

Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports They are a gray version of the Statement uniforms unveiled just before the season. The Charlotte Hornets have officially unveiled new City uniforms that will be worn in 15 games between now and the end of the season. If you follow Miles Bridges on Instagram, you got a sneak peek of these a day early when he posted a video of PJ Washington, Devonte’ Graham, and himself doing a photo shoot in the new duds. pic.twitter.com/P69gLELOEx— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) November 22, 2019 The uniforms share the bold CHA lettering with the purple Statement...

Hornets fans are optimistic about the direction of the team. The Charlotte Hornets have had an eventful week. They lost at the buzzer to Ja Morant and the Grizzlies but responded with back-to-back last second winners against the Pistons and Knicks. This survey was sent out before the blowout loss to the Raptors but was closed after the game, so no way to know how that result has influenced fans yet. But through it all, Hornets fans remain optimistic. Roughly 80% of Hornets fans feel confident in the direction of the team. On the flip side, it appears Malik Monk’s game...

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via The Hornets struggled to make shots and couldn’t get over the hump in the second half. Devonte’ Graham and Terry Rozier combined for 35 points while Malik Monk scored 12 off the bench, but the Charlotte Hornets fell to the Brooklyn Nets, 101-91. PJ Washington opened the scoring with a bucket plus the foul just 18 seconds into the game. Both teams struggled to generate offense from that point forward. Malik Monk and Bismack Biyombo came in and provided a spark, scoring 11 straight points for the Hornets at one point, including this gem: Malik...

Andy Marlin-USA TODAY Sports Game three of the four game road trip. The Hornets are wearing white uniforms tonight. The Nets are wearing a dark-ish gray. For some reason I kinda like the black vs. white dynamic between jerseys. Very simple. This is now an open thread!

Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports The Hornets catch another break with their schedule. What: Charlotte Hornets (6-8) at Brooklyn Nets (5-8) When: 7:30 pm EST Where: Barclays Center; Brooklyn, NY How to watch: Fox Sports Southeast, NBA League Pass The Charlotte Hornets are currently ahead of the Brooklyn Nets in the standings. * Insert Paull Rudd “look at us” meme * That’s not something many people would happen at any point in this season, much less after roughly 15% has passed. Last season’s scrappy Nets have morphed into a more star studded ensemble, but it hasn’t helped them...

Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports The Hornets were riding high after a couple buzzer beaters before the Raptors had to go and rain on their parade. The Charlotte Hornets have gone all in on being the most exciting team in the National Basketball Association. That’s not to say they are the best or most talented team in the league, but they know how to make the games fun (most of the time). Three straight Hornets games were decided by last second shots, the last two of which worked out in the Hornets favor. We talk about the game winners and the wins as a whole, why it’s wise to assume...

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Photo by Mark Blinch/ Let’s not talk about that second half. Marvin Williams (14 points, four rebounds, 3-4 3PT) and Bismack Biyombo (13 points, two blocks, 5-7 FG) each had their best game of the year despite the Hornets’ 132-96 loss to the Raptors. You’re gonna wanna sit down before you read this — pardon my French, but the Hornets got off to a slow start in the first quarter. You might be getting sick of reading it, but it’s the truth and it’s my solemn promise to deliver the truth and nothing but the truth. Toronto went up 7-0 before Devonte’ Graham hit a three for...

Andy Marlin-USA TODAY Sports The Hornets will try to ride this wave of improbable winners. Three straight Hornets games have been decided by last second buckets. The Hornets lost the first one and won the most recent two. Will that streak make it to four games? Who hits the winner tonight? This is now an open thread!

Photo by Brock Williams-Smith/NBAE via The Charlotte Hornets, currently a playoff team, look to make it three in a row versus Pascal Siakam and co. What: Charlotte Hornets (6-7) at Toronto Raptors (8-4) When: 7:30 PM EST Where: Scotiabank Arena; Toronto, ON How to watch: Fox Sports Southeast, NBA League Pass Coming off of a back-to-back that featured a pair of late-game clutch shots, the Hornets travel north of the border to take on a Raptors squad led by Pascal Siakam, who has been one of the best players in the NBA thus far. Despite losing Kawhi Leonard immediately following a...

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via This team is insane. Devonte’ Graham hit his ninth 3-pointer of the game with 2.1 seconds to go to give the Charlotte Hornets their second last second win in as many nights as they took down the New York Knicks, 103-102. The Hornets started the game slowly again because yes. Their first points came at the free throw line after Cody Zeller (yes, Cody Zeller) was fouled on a 3-point attempt. They didn’t make their first shot from the field until four minutes into the game. Fortunately the Knicks aren’t any good either, so the poor shooting...

Jim Dedmon-USA TODAY Sports * Toilet flushes * We’ve got a big time marquee match-up here. If you ever get discouraged by the direction or the competence of the Hornets, go read some stuff about the Knicks. It’ll make you feel better. We don’t have it so bad here. This is now an open thread!

Sam Sharpe-USA TODAY Sports While the second game of a back-to-back is never easy, the Hornets have a golden opportunity for a road win in the Big Apple. What: Charlotte Hornets (5-7) at New York Knicks (3-9) When: November 16, 7:30 EST Where: Madison Square Garden; New York, NY How to watch: Fox Sports Southeast, NBA League Pass After getting off to a better than expected start to begin the season the Hornets had come crashing back to earth with a four game losing streak that was finally snapped last night on Malik Monk’s thrilling buzzer beater against the Detroit Pistons. The...

Photo by Kent Smith/NBAE via Malik Monk hit a fade away 3-pointer at the buzzer to win the game. Malik Monk scored a game high 19 points, including a deep 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Charlotte Hornets a big home win against the Detroit Pistons, 109-106. The game started the way most Hornets games start these days—poorly. The Hornets fell behind 11-2 in the first three and a half minutes of the game. The Hornets were flat and struggled to get into their offense. They found their groove a bit as the quarter wore on, but they didn’t get the stops required to pull the Pistons...

Jim Dedmon-USA TODAY Sports The Hornets need a bounce back game. The Hornets have lost four straight games overall but have won six straight over the Pistons. Something has to give. On another note, the gray vs. teal seems like an interesting color match-up. This is now an open thread!