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Five NBA Teams Most Likely to Take a Step Back This Season

Some NBA teams pivoted to a rebuild, while others could be a victim of improved competition. A look around the league at teams who could disappoint this season.

Sports Illustrated

Five NBA Breakout Candidates Primed to Take the Next Step in 2026–27 Season

Last year saw huge leaps from players like Jalen Johnson and Deni Avdija. Who could be next? A look at five potential breakout players ahead of the new NBA season.

Sports Illustrated

$9.25M Verdict Against N.Y. Times, in Libel Case Brought by Alabama Basketball Player

The N.Y. Times (Katie Robertson) so reports, and adds that "The Times had not lost a defamation lawsuit brought in… The post $9.25M Verdict Against N.Y. Times, in Libel Case Brought by Alabama Basketball Player appeared first on Reason.com.

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Why Cavaliers’ Trade of Dennis Schröder to Hornets Is More Significant Than It Seems

Cleveland’s trade of Dennis Schröder to Charlotte was a move to set up another move.

Sports Illustrated

Josh Kerr smashes men’s mile world record that stood unbroken since 1999

Britain's Josh Kerr clocked 3min 42.66sec in the men's mile at a high-octane Diamond League on Saturday, smashing the record set by Morocco's Hicham El Guerrouj in Rome in 1999.

France 24

LaMelo Ball Trade Grades: How Timberwolves, Hornets Made Out in Stunning Blockbuster

Charlotte shocked the NBA world by dealing its star guard to Minnesota in exchange for Naz Reid and a bevy of draft picks.

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Alabama Basketball Player's Libel Lawsuit Against New York Times Can Go to a Jury

From Judge Annemarie Carney Axon (N.D. Ala.) in yesterday's Spears v. N.Y. Times Co.: Plaintiff Kai Spears was a walk-on… The post Alabama Basketball Player's Libel Lawsuit Against New York Times Can Go to a Jury appeared first on Reason.com.

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Grading the Hornets’ Season After Ugly Play-In Tournament Exit Against Magic

Does a blowout loss to the Magic in the play-in diminish the most successful Hornets season in years?

Sports Illustrated

Kon Knueppel’s Immediate Rise Into One of the NBA’s Best Shooters Was No Accident

Charlotte Hornets star rookie Kon Knueppel has already made his claim as one of the NBA’s premier shooters.

Sports Illustrated

The Hornets Are Quietly Becoming One of the NBA’s Hottest Teams

Behind LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller and standout rookie Kon Knueppel, Charlotte’s long rebuild may finally be turning into something sustainable.

Sports Illustrated

Inside the Numbers of the Hornets' Six-Game Winning Streak

The Hornets’ drubbing of the Celtics at TD Garden Wednesday night was a statement win. Charlotte extended its winning streak to six games and, more notably, got

Sports Illustrated

The Seven Most Fascinating NBA Teams to Watch Through the Stretch Run of the Season

There are a few teams we’re going to be locked in on as we push towards the playoffs.

Sports Illustrated

Daniels fires but Hawks' NBA comeback falls short

Charlotte have held off fast-finishing Atlanta as Australian guard Josh Green got one over compatriots Dyson Daniels and Jock Landale.

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Everything the Pistons and Hornets Said After Brawl That Saw Four Players Ejected

The physicality on the court boiled over on Monday night between the Pistons and Hornets, escalating to the point of punches being thrown and four players getti

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Kendrick Perkins Floats Idea Hornets Are Trying to Tank LaMelo Ball’s Value For Trade

Kendrick Perkins says LaMelo Ball needs to ask for a trade.

Sports Illustrated

Gauging Wizards’ Interest in Trae Young and Where the Hawks Star Wants to Be

Plus, James Dolan’s rare public comments on the Knicks, the Hornets show life and examining the Celtics’ turnaround.

Sports Illustrated

All the Best Dunks From a Busy NBA Thursday Slate

Rims were rocked across the NBA Thursday night with plenty of highlight-worthy slam dunks.

Sports Illustrated

Hornets Start Season Strong With Historic Offensive Explosion vs. Nets

Charlotte's youthful roster put together an unprecedented opening performance.

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Charlotte Hornets 2025-26 Outlook

Previewing the up and coming 2025-26 NBA campaign for the young and up-start Charlotte Hornets led by LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller.

Operation Sports

Who Will Be the Best Players in NBA 2K in Five Years

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LiveScience

Category 4 Hurricane Kiko is heading for Hawaii — but it will weaken before it gets there, forecasters say

Weather predictions show that Hurricane Kiko could hit Hawaii next week, but forecasters say the Category 4 storm will weaken to a tropical storm or low-category hurricane this weekend.

International Business Times UK

Was Money The Problem? Dentist's Murder-Suicide In $1.7m Georgia Mansion Sparks Frenzy Of Theories

A Georgian dentist and his family were found dead in an apparent murder‑suicide in Johns Creek, prompting a community reckoning with grief and the unknown motive.

Sports Illustrated

Date for Former Alabama MBB Player Darius Miles's Murder Trial Is Set

Miles is accused of ;aiding and abetting' in the shooting that killed Jamea Jonae Harris in January 2023.

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Influencer Candace Miller ditches late husband Brandon Miller as she is ‘angry’ over crumbling fortune he left behind

Brandon and Candice Miller were a true power couple until it all went terribly wrong last year.

International Business Times UK

Candice Miller of 'Mama & Tata' Returns to Instagram Following Husband's Suicide Amid $35m Debt

Nearly a year after her husband Brandon Miller's suicide, Candice Miller has returned to Instagram with a message of resilience. The real estate mogul died in July 2024, leaving behind over $33 million in debt.

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