The biggest issue with LaMelo Ball has never been his talent, it's been his health. Ball has only played over 51 games in a season once in his career. He's routinely hurt and hasn't played 40 games in a season for the past three seasons straight.

In franchise history, only Glen Rice and Kemba Walker accomplished one of the feats of Charlotte’s point guard this season.

LaMelo Ball has turned heads with an aggressive start to the NBA season. The recovered Hornets star is putting the league on notice that he’s ready to ball.

Through about three weeks of the NBA season, we are beginning to see the best players and teams separate themselves from the rest of the league. One of those players that has begun to truly showcase his abilities on a nightly basis is Charlotte Hornets point guard LaMelo Ball.

Ball entered Sunday as one of the league's leading scorers, averaging a career high 28.4 PPG. The former All-Star has done a lot of damage from beyond the arc, converting 37.5% of his threes on extremely high volume.

Second-year Charlotte Hornets forward Brandon Miller opened up on his relationship with LaMelo Ball following Wednesday's Pistons win.

LaMelo Ball has gotten out to a strong start through the first 10 games of the 2024-25 NBA season for the Charlotte Hornets.

Sunday night’s overtime thriller between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Charlotte Hornets involved a sequence that was the talk of the NBA for a bit—mostly in defense of the Sixers. Hornets star LaMelo Ball was whistled for a foul when he attempted to steal the ball away from Sixers rookie Jared McCain in overtime.