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The Charlotte Hornets notched their first winning streak of the season earning their third win in a row with a 122-99 victory over the Atlanta Hawks.
With football season officially over, many sports fans are gearing their attention toward the NBA, NHL, and college basketball, or are waiting for the start of the baseball season. Lost in all the other sports, is the start of the MLS season, which gets underway next weekend, with Charlotte FC starting their third season of MLS play.
With the calendar in the middle of February, that only means a couple of weeks before the madness commences in college basketball. Brendan Marks of The Athletic joined Kyle Bailey to discuss how things stand for the teams of the ACC. The first topic broached by Brendan was recapping Duke’s win over Wake Forest as […]
The Super Bowl is in the books, which means the focus for most sports fans turns to the NBA, the upcoming NCAA Tournament, and baseball, as spring training opened on Monday. NASCAR also gets their season started this upcoming weekend, and as always, they begin their season with their version of the Super Bowl, the Daytona 500.
Welcome Charlotte FC fans for another exciting year of MLS Soccer here in the Queen City. While the excitement and anticipation continue to grow for the home opener on February 24 when we will host the men from NYCFC. It’s worth noting that quite a bit has happened since October 25, 2023, when our season […]
The Charlotte Hornets won back-to-back games for just the second time this season, as they defeated the Indiana Pacers 111-102 at Spectrum Center Monday.
Former Hornets legend turned Bally Sports Color-Commentator for the Charlotte Hornets Dell Curry joined Kyle Bailey on WFNZ as he recapped a hectic deadline for the Hornets which led to seeing his son Seth make his debut for the same team his dad played for. Dell started the conversation by telling Kyle how emotional it […]
With the Super Bowl officially in the books, the next item on the NFL's agenda will be the NFL Combine, followed by free agency, once the new league year begins in March. After a 2-15 season, the Panthers desperately need upgrading their roster if they want to compete in 2024. In today's NFL, teams can change overnight with their ability to sign players, but Carolina will be handicapped by having just $31 million in cap space and having to resign some of their players, including Brian Burns and Frankie Luvu.
Charlotte FC released its new primary kit for the next two seasons, giving a nod to the diverse geography of the Carolinas.
Thursday night, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced their class for the 2024 ceremony which will take place in Canton later this summer. Headlining the group was the Panthers first-ever drafted player for the team to go in, defensive lineman Julius Peppers, who was in his first year on the ballot. While that was […]