Announcement from Hornets Owner George Shinn - 11/06/09
Announcement from Hornets Owner George Shinn - 11/06/09

Announcement from Hornets Owner George Shinn - 11/06/09
The owner of the New Orleans Hornets has announced that he has cancer. George Shinn made the announcement in a news release Friday that he was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer. Shinn says he remains healthy and is optimistic that he will conquer the disease. Shin, who moved the Hornets from Charlotte to New Orleans in 2002, says he and his wife, Denise, "remain strong in our faith and...
Throughout the 2009-10 regular season, Hornets.com will be interviewing writers from other NBA websites to obtain unique insights on the Hornets opposition, prior to home games at the New Orleans Arena.
New Orleans 6-foot-10 center Sean Marks will be providing periodic blog updates this season. Sean lets fans know how it feels to be back in the Big Easy.
If it isn't remarkable enough to see Emeka Okafor posting the numbers he's producing in his first full week as a Hornet just consider he accomplished it after missing ALL of training camp and ALL EIGHT preseason games due to a sprained toe.
Throughout the 2009-10 regular season, Hornets.com will be interviewing writers from other NBA websites to obtain unique insights on the Hornets opposition, prior to home games at the New Orleans Arena.
Throughout the 2009-10 regular season, Hornets.com will be interviewing writers from other NBA websites to obtain unique insights on the Hornets opposition, prior to home games at the New Orleans Arena.
David Lee and Al Harrington led the way for New York as the Knicks finally got off to a good start, and an even better finish.
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The Kings are banking on rookie Tyreke Evans giving them a good starting point in their rebuilding job.
Who needs the preseason? Emeka Okafor, a year-round fitness fanatic, missed it and seems to be doing fine. Chris Paul scored 31 points and Okafor capped another strong performance with two key blocks in the final seconds to help the New Orleans Hornets beat the Sacramento Kings 97-92 on Friday night. "I'm just happy that I was able to contribute, considering that I didn't have a...
Other than Tony Parker crashing to the floor, it was everything the revamped San Antonio Spurs wanted for a season opener. Parker walked back to the bench OK after a hard landing in the third quarter, leaving the game with 17 points but with rookie DeJuan Blair and the Spurs already well in command of the New Orleans Hornets in a 113-96 victory on Wednesday night.
Forget about easing into a new season. Scratch the baby steps. Toss out the idea for a dress rehearsal. The Hornets open the 2009-2010 NBA season on Wednesday with a good, loud, BANG!
The Hornets announced that they have picked up the option for the 2010-11 season for forward Julian Wright.
Hornets will take on the Sacramento Kings during their regular season home opener on Friday, Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. at the New Orleans Arena for Opening Night Powered by Toyota.
The New Orleans Hornets have picked up swingman Julian Wright's option for the 2010-11 season. Wright, who is 6 feet 8, 225 pounds, is a former first-round draft choice entering his third NBA season and is expected to be in the starting lineup when the Hornets open the regular season at San Antonio on Wednesday night.
Al Thornton scored six of his 20 points over the final 1:23 and DeAndre Jordan had 16 points and nine rebounds to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a 91-88 victory over the New Orleans Hornets on Friday night in the preseason finale for both teams. The Clippers (6-1), who were 19-63 in an injury-plagued 2008-09, open the regular season Tuesday night against the Lakers.
If you follow us closely, you'll know that I named Emeka Okafor as one of my "most important players...
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Emeka Okafor is about to play his first season with the New Orleans Hornets, but he's apparently already...
Several Hornets players helped to launch the Hornets' 2009-10 Read to Achieve program on Oct. 20. A total of 500 students participated in the event at the Louisiana Children's Museum in New Orleans.
With the NBA regular season opening Tuesday, Oct. 27, Hornets.com invited writers who cover each of the other Southwest Division teams to get together and discuss the 2009-10 campaign.
The Hornets announced that they have requested waivers on center Earl Barron and guard Larry Owens.
They're as opposite as any two players on the Hornets. Yet, entering opening day for the Hornets their two best players, Chris Paul and David West, have so much in common that I'm disappointed it took me so long to recognize them.
The Hornets and Harrah's Casino will host Swarm at Fulton Square Powered by Toyota on Monday, Oct. 26 from 5:30-8 p.m. on Fulton Square at Harrah's Casino to tip-off the start of the 2009-10 regular season.