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The Charlotte Hornets are expected to hire a Brooklyn Nets executive as the next president of basketball operations, sources tell ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

Dodson proposed using the leftover $30 million and putting into arena projects, since city actually owns that building.

The NBA’s Hornets say they are committed to “fully funding” a new practice facility in downtown Charlotte above $30 million to be provided by the city under a revised proposal. The Hornets, now co-owned by Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall, are teaming with longtime partner Novant Health to offer a destination for what it called leading-edge sports medicine and orthopedic care as part of the mixed-use practice facility development. “The new practice facility is the next...

The new facility is part of a renovation project that will also make improvements to Charlotte's Spectrum Center.

The NBA’s Hornets say they are committed to “fully funding” a new practice facility in downtown Charlotte above $30 million to be provided by the city under a revised proposal.

Grant Williams remembers. He’s no stranger to the history of pro basketball in Charlotte.

They’re asking season ticket holders to kick in additional cash, too.

The Charlotte Hornets' Mitch Kupchak is stepping down as team president and will take on an advisory role with the club.The Hornets announced Monday that a search for a new head of basketball opera

The Charlotte Hornets will begin a search for a new president of basketball operations after longtime NBA executive Mitch Kupchak stepped down on Monday. Kupchak has served as the team’s

Oklahoma City got Gordon Hayward, Dallas got PJ Washington, Miami got Terry Rozier and Philadelphia wound up getting city native and Villanova alum Kyle Lowry following a buyout after he was traded. The Charlotte Hornets should feel good as well — even though they were the team on the other end of all those transactions. It’s a natural inclination when the trade season in the NBA passes: Everyone feels compelled to decide which teams won and which teams lost.