Charles Lee's comments reveal that LaMelo Ball has been the most active on-court among the three players mentioned. This news is encouraging for Hornets fans, as it indicates that Ball is making significant progress in his rehabilitation.

Young has scored 31 points or more in three of his last four matchups against the Hornets, including a 41-point performance back in October 2024. He shot 5-for-9 from three in the Hornets' final matchup of the 2024-25 season against Atlanta this past March.

When LaMelo Ball is feeling it, the energy in the Spectrum Center shifts for the Hornets. You can feel the air leave the lungs of the opposing bench. On Thursday night, that air was sucked out early and often as Ball and the Charlotte Hornets put on a shooting clinic that belonged in a video game,

Hornets point guard LaMelo Ball was unable to finish Friday's game at Toronto, having been ruled out in the second

NBA trade buzz heats up as mysterious interest in LaMelo Ball could explain his recent strange on-court behavior.

Hornets’ star point guard left early in the second half of Charlotte’s 111-86 win in Toronto and didn’t return.

Charlotte Hornets received a significant boost with star guard LaMelo Ball expected to play against the Toronto Raptors on November 29, 2025. Ball's return, despite ongoing ankle issues, offers stability for the injury-plagued Hornets.

The top-five plays from Friday's Celtics-Hornets game features Derrick White getting the best of Kelly Oubre, Jaylen Brown's four-point play, and Grant Williams leaving LaMelo Ball in his wake. There's also Williams attacking Mason Plumlee off the dribble ...

LaMelo Ball landed at No. 15 on FanSided's 25-under-25 NBA Player Rankings this season, ranking the best young players in the NBA. Check out the rest of the list here. When you sit down to watch LaMelo Ball play a basketball game, you always know there's ...