The Hornets looked to remain undefeated on their longest homestand of the season, but fell to the Philadelphia 76ers in a pivotal matchup, 118-114. Sam Farber and Rob Longo break down the game and discuss why the loss was so significant, and also preview Charlotte's next contest against Boston on night two of a back-to-back.

With the Hornets continuing their seven-game homestand, the winning has followed Charlotte, as Buzz City made it five-straight wins following a dominating 114-103 win over New York. Sam Farber and Rob Longo break down the game and pick their stars of the night and also preview Charlotte's upcoming game against Philadelphia. Plus, Sam sits down with NASCAR Cup Series driver Carson Hocevar, who recently stopped by the Hornets Radio Network studios.

Schuyler Callihan of SI.com stops by to preview one of the biggest games of the season with Sam Farber as the Hornets get set to square off against the New York Knicks in the middle of a seven-game homestand. The two also discuss how high the Hornets could rise in the Eastern Conference, as well as a look at some potential Hornets players that could qualify for All-NBA awards.

The Hornets continued their hot play as of late, winning their fourth-straight game and nailed 26 made threes, tying a franchise record set last season for most made threes in a contest, all while cruising to a 134-90 win over Sacramento. Sam Farber and Rob Longo break down the game, plus Sam sits down for a couple of one-on-one interviews that surround the success of the team on the court and in the community as well.

Ahead of the Hornets taking on Sacramento, another Charlotte player received recognition from the league, as LaMelo Ball was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week. Sam Farber and Sam Perley react to the news, discuss a key rookie matchup at the center spot against Sacramento, and also preview the Kings taking on the Hornets.

As the Hornets continued their seven-game homestand, so did Charlotte's success, as the Hornets won their third-straight game after a 124-101 victory over the Grizzlies. Sam Farber and Sam Perley break down the game and pick their favorite performances of the night, plus Sam sits down with Josh Green in front of a live audience recording, plus this year's winner of the Rick Bonnell Scholarship Award, Max Schwanz of Appalachian State.

It was a perfect night for Hornets fans, as Charlotte dispatched Orlando rather easily in a 130-111 win, all while celebrating Dell Curry's iconic No. 30 lifted to the rafters of Spectrum Center. Sam Farber and Rob Longo recap the historic night that was at the Hive, and also take a look ahead at Charlotte's next contest against Memphis at home. Plus, Sam sits down with Kate Weaver, the executive director of the Charlotte chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Health, which recently received a grant from the Hornets Foundation.

As the Hornets get set to retire Dell Curry's number, Sam Farber is joined by Nick Carboni of WCNC in Charlotte to preview the matchup with Orlando, as well as Nick's recent story on Moussa Diabate. Plus, Sam sits down with Dell Curry for a one-on-one interview.