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It’s only the first game of the season and Nicolas Batum is already hurt. Batum left Wednesday night’s Charlotte Hornets opener against the Chicago Bulls with a right hand injury, the team said. Later, The Athletic’s Shams Charania …
A pair of Western Conference rivals are keeping the drama going even in the dog days of the offseason. Houston Rockets center Clint Capela, who is playing for his native Switzerland on the international stage this summer, had a poor performance …
Nicolas Batum is expected to miss 8-12 weeks after tearing a ligament in his elbow, according to a report. The Vertical’s Shams Charania reports the news on Batum: Charlotte's Nicolas Batum has suffered a torn ligament in his left elbow and …
Nicolas Batum and the Charlotte Hornets received some good news on Wednesday. Batum underwent a CT scan of his brain after he was dealing with painful migraines that have led him to miss two games. The Hornets said that the scan came up negative. …
Charlotte Hornets swingman Nicolas Batum will miss his second consecutive game on Wednesday, and now there appears to be some concern that he could be dealing with a bigger health issue. According to a report by Chris Haynes of ESPN, Batum has been …
Could this be au revoir to the Charlotte Hornets’ postseason hopes? According to a report by Justin Verrier of ESPN on Thursday, Hornets swingman Nicolas Batum could miss the remainder of the team’s first-round playoff series against the …
Charlotte Hornets swingman Nicolas Batum has yet to play in a single game for his new team and already rumors of his departure are running rampant. Batum, who was acquired from the Portland Trail Blazers in late June in exchange for Gerald Henderson …
Larry Sanders committed a dirty play on Wednesday night when he pushed Nicolas Batum from behind as Batum was going up for a dunk, causing the Blazers forward to fall hard on his face. Sanders was charged with a flagrant one foul for the dirty act, …
Every Olympiad is known for some hallmark events. Beijing was known for Michael Phelps going 8-for-8 in gold medals; Atlanta saw the Magnificent Seven win it all with Kerri Strug hobbling on one leg; and Los Angeles was dominated by Carl Lewis’ …
