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Starting the second half on a down note. Takeaways from the Hornets’ loss in Toronto.

TORONTO — J. Cole was in the building, perhaps eager for an up-close view of the Charlotte Hornets officially tipping off the second half of their season.

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No repeat this time. Takeaways from the Hornets’ loss in Indiana.

With inconsistency being one of the Charlotte Hornets’ chief characteristics, inquiring minds wanted to know if the team was finally going to make changes.

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Historic night for Hornets in 138-109 rout of Bucks

Facing another excursion that will keep them living out of suitcases for most of the next week, coach Steve Clifford had a message for the Charlotte Hornets leading into matchup with Milwaukee.

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What we learned in the Hornets’ blowout home loss to the Grizzlies

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dressed in street clothes, Danny Green approached Steve Clifford at halfcourt midway through the third quarter, raising his right arm to place around the torso of the Charlotte Hornets coach.

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Home sweet home. What we learned in the Hornets’ win over Oklahoma City

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Those handy navigation apps probably got utilized heavily by the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday considering the length of time they spent away from home.

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At 1,006 games and counting, Clippers' Nicolas Batum is one of NBA's survivors

PHILADELPHIA — Clippers teammates were gathering in the key and coaches were talking in a circle at midcourt, but Nicolas Batum was in no hurry to leave his courtside chair and begin shootaround on a late November morning.

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The Hornets have another key player injured. What we learned in Charlotte’s loss to Denver

Figuring it would aid in easing the difficulty of the road that lies ahead – literally – Steve Clifford changed things up a bit.

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Gordon Hayward returns in Hornets' 125-106 loss to Hawks

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Before pulling out of town for a potentially season-defining six-game road trip out west, the curtain on the Charlotte Hornets’ reunion tour raised once again at the Spectrum Center.

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Paul Silas, 3-time NBA champion and longtime coach, dies at 79

“He combined the knowledge developed over nearly 40 years as an NBA player and coach with an innate understanding of how to mix discipline with his never-ending positivity,” Charlotte Hornets chairman Michael Jordan said.

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Paul Silas, the former head coach of Charlotte Hornets and once an NBA star, has died

Paul Silas, an NBA star player who later was the head coach of the Charlotte NBA franchise on two different occasions, has died. He was 79.

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Hornets overpowered by Clippers: Takeaways from Charlotte’s narrow loss to LA

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It was there for the taking, dangling in front of them like a sweet treat ready to be gobbled up.

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Hornets stave off Wizards rally, hold on for 117-116 victory

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A potential laugher turned into a nailbiter, causing more than a few anxious murmurs to reverberate around Spectrum Center in the waning minutes of Friday night’s game between the Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards.

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A rare home victory. Takeaways from the Hornets’ win vs. Philadelphia.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carry-on bags have been an essential part of life for the Charlotte Hornets throughout the season’s first five weeks, a necessity due to the massive number of road games dotting their schedule.

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So close, yet so far. Takeaways from the Hornets’ loss in Washington

Steve Clifford kept his postgame thoughts succinct, ensuring there was no misunderstanding.

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Early start, early struggles as Hornets fall to Wizards. What we learned in Charlotte’s loss.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Maybe the Hornets’ struggled began with the earlier tip off time, which came 10 minutes quicker than normal because the NBA purposefully staggered its games on the eve before election day.

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Hornets fall hard in Memphis. How close are LaMelo and Terry Rozier to returning?

Those good vibes that were hovering around the Charlotte Hornets a week ago have faded, replaced by a tough stretch that has them eager to get healthy.

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Gordon Hayward’s injury luck runs out in Hornets’ loss to Bulls

It’s too early to draw definitive conclusions, especially given how the Charlotte Hornets entered Wednesday’s game in Chicago still without three key players in their rotation.

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Magic go big for first win over Hornets in Steve Clifford’s return to Orlando

ORLANDO, Fla. — With the Orlando Magic down multiple guards, coach Jamahl Mosley opted to start big for Friday’s 113-93 home victory over the Charlotte Hornets.

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Magic’s guard depth takes a major hit with Cole Anthony’s oblique injury

Orlando Magic third-year guard Cole Anthony underwent imaging after Wednesday’s 103-92 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, confirming a right internal oblique muscle injury.

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No LaMelo? No Terry Rozier? No big deal. What we learned in Hornets’ win at Atlanta.

ATLANTA — The doors hadn’t even popped open on the Charlotte Hornets’ charter buses yet Sunday afternoon and it was evident this wasn’t going to be a fun evening in the very place their season burned into a pile of ashes back in April.

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Who were those guys? What we learned in the Hornets’ season-opening win in San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The third quarter had just ended and more than a few fans popped out of their cushy gray seats, scurrying directly for the exits to likely get a jump on beating the traffic snarls on nearby streets and freeways.

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Scott Fowler: Bad news on top of bad news: Is this the worst period in Charlotte pro sports history?

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina Panther Robbie Anderson had a petulant sideline fit Sunday and got traded Monday. That was exactly one week after Panther head coach Matt Rhule got fired, and on the very same day that the arrest of Charlotte Hornet James Bouknight for driving while impaired was made…

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Police: Hornets' James Bouknight had gun, was passed out in car before arrest in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Additional details from a police report on Charlotte Hornets guard James Bouknight’s arrest from Sunday show he was found unconscious in his car in an uptown parking deck and had a gun. He was charged with driving while impaired, according to Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office arrest records.

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Hornets' James Bouknight arrested on impaired driving charge in Charlotte

Charlotte Hornets guard James Bouknight was arrested Sunday morning and charged with driving while impaired, according to Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office arrest records.

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Three Big Questions for the Charlotte Hornets This Season

Can LaMelo Ball take a leap? Can Steve Clifford be the difference? Here are the factors that will loom large for the Hornets this season.

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