The Charlotte Hornets are back at it tonight as they square off with the Portland Trail Blazers. After being without the services of LaMelo Ball and Mark Williams on Thursday night in Denver, both will be suited up and in the starting five for Charles Lee tonight.

If you went to sleep early on Saturday night, you missed perhaps the worst Charlotte Hornets game in a very long time. They were on the road, hence the late nig

The Charlotte Hornets are hoping to get back in the win column Saturday night as they take on the Portland Trail Blazers. Fortunately for head coach Charles Lee

Anfernee Simons hit five 3-pointers and scored 25 points in the largest blowout victory in Portland Trail Blazers history, a 141-88 romp over the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday night.

The Portland Trail Blazers ended their four-game losing streak with a 141-88 win Saturday night over the Charlotte Hornets at the Moda Center. The 53-point win is the largest in Blazers history, surpassing their 129-79 home win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Nov. 21, 1982.

Blazers: Robert Williams III (knee), Deandre Ayton (left calf strain) and Matisse Thybulle (right ankle sprain) are out. Hornets: DaQuan Jeffries (left knee), Tre Mann (back), Brandon Miller (right wrist), Josh Okogie (left hamstring) and Grant Williams (R ACL) are out. The Blazers start a seven-game trip Monday at the Utah Jazz (13-42).

Star point guard LaMelo Ball seems to be getting frustrated with the lack of winning the team has done and it could see him ask out this summer. According to Michael Scotto of Hoops Hype, Ball badly wants to win and his future with the Hornets is in doubt.

Anfernee Simons scored 25 points and the Portland Trail Blazers posted the largest winning margin in franchise history with a 141-88 steamrolling of the visiting Charlotte Hornets on Saturday night.

Portland delivers a historic blowout against Charlotte behind Toumani Camara's standout performance, as Billups praises team's resilience.