Someone who knows a thing or two about local hoops is Hornets forward Grant Williams, who grew up right here in the Queen City. The Providence Day School grad thinks the theme of “Hoopers Paradise” is the perfect tribute to a region that lives and breathes basketball.

The Hornets said the orange, blue and white color scheme was inspired by the Bird of Paradise flower, named in honor of Queen Charlotte. The team added the look carries elements of the original Hornets franchise as well as the Charlotte Bobcats, and reflects the Carolinas’ reputation as a “Hoopers Paradise.”

The Charlotte Hornets showed off their City Edition Remix uniforms Tuesday. Orange, blue, and yellow fill the design. The Bird of Paradise flower sparked the idea. Saturday’s matchup against

Hornets Sports & Entertainment (HSE) today announced a long-term multi-year partnership with Judi Health, one of the fastest growing health technology companies in the country, as the Exclusive Jersey Patch Partner of the Charlotte Hornets. To tip off this high-impact partnership, executives from both organizations convened at the iconic New York Stock Exchange – symbolizing their shared ...

When Shelly Cayette-Weston spoke about her vision a year ago, it included a priority to monetize and protect the space on the Charlotte Hornets’ jersey. As of Wednesday, Cayette-Weston — the team’s president — can check that item off her to-do list.

On Oct. 22, Charlotte tipped off the season with a 136-117 victory over the Brooklyn Nets, with Miller contributing 25 points and seven assists. But three days later, after playing 9:14 against the Philadelphia 76ers, Miller left the game, which the Hornets lost 125-121, and he has not played since.