But over the past four days, the Hornets have morphed into something far more embarrassing. They haven't just been bad, they've been the single worst team in NBA history. Since Saturday, Feb. 22, they have played in three games: a 53-point loss to the Portland Trail Blazers,

The Hornets lost by 53 points to the Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday, they then followed that performance with a 42-point loss to the Sacramento Kings on Monday. Then, on Tuesd

The Charlotte Hornets certainly aren’t battling for a playoff spot this season. Despite the 10th-seeded Chicago Bulls being 12 games under .500 in the Eastern Conference, Charlotte has no realistic chance of moving to that position.

With players like LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller sidelined, the Warriors powered past the Hornets on the way to a dominant 128-92 blowout win at Chase Center on Tuesday. Six different members of the Warriors scored in double figures as they secured their fourth-straight win.

The 14-win Hornets had neither their two best players, LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller, nor rotation mainstays Grant Williams, Tidjane Salaun, Tre Mann, and Josh Okogie. They were on the second night of a back-to-back, serving a win on a platter for the Warriors.

Buddy Hield led seven Golden State players in double figures with 16 points as the Warriors ran their winning streak to four games with a 128-92 romp over the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night in San Francisco.