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Optimism reigns supreme. The Dwight trade has me jazzed. If the Hornets have to go down, I’d rather see them go down missing open threes and running an actual offense than see Kemba pass the ball in to Dwight and then stand around and watch until Dwight shoots just before the shot clock expires. But the Hornets don’t have to go down.
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Being a Hornets fan is really hard. I spent the latter weeks...
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Feb 27, 2024 · Since Feb. 10, the Hornets rank first in defensive rating, limiting the opposition to 100.3 points per game. They are also tops in opponent 3-point percentage (25.8%), second in opponent field ...
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- Arrival in Charlotte
- Money Problems
- The WFL Starts Over
- The End
The Charlotte Hornets played parts of two seasons in the doomed World Football League (1974-1975) of the 1970’s. The Hornets started out the WFL’s 1974 debut season as the New York Stars, but the team was saddled with a decrepit stadium in New York City and team owner Robert Schmerz, who also owned the NBA’s Boston Celtics and World Hockey Associat...
The move occurred so quickly that the team had no name at first. The team went on the road to Illinois under the temporary name “Charlotte Stars” while Bell and his partners formulated a new team identity back in Charlotte. To distinguish the team from the old New York Stars, the team’s equipment manager slapped helmet decals of the Chicago Bears “...
The last month of the 1974 season was a reality check for the Hornets. The team dropped its final four games to finish at 10-10. The investor search slogged along without a solution, while Bell relied on gate receipts to fund operations. Following a November road loss in Shreveport, Louisiana, sheriff’s deputies showed up in the locker room to impo...
Chris Hemmeter, an owner of The Hawaiians franchise, stepped forward to lead a re-organization of the league. Hemmeter’s plan called for all franchises to prove solvency by placing a substantial portion of their operating capital into escrow prior to the 1975 season. It was thought that this would stave off the mid-season meltdown of under-capitali...
After an 0-2 start on the road to begin the 1975 season, the Hornets returned to American League Memorial Stadium on August 16, 1975 to begin their first full season in Charlotte. But gone were the big crowds of the previous autumn. Only 8,447 showed up to watch Tom Sherman lead the Hornets to a 4th quarter come back victory over the previously unb...
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