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James Plowright: Jeff Peterson on Coby White "When we traded for Coby we envisioned him as someone to be with the Hornets for a long time...He's done an unbelievable job with that... I'm excited to see what this off-season looks like, he gets a full off-season with us." Sounds like the Hornets are already planning on life with Coby White on the roster

Rod Boone: Final: #Hornets 127, Heat 126 (OT) LaMelo 30 pts, 10 asts, 5 rebs Miles Bridges 28 pts, 9 rebs Coby White 19 pts, 5 rebs, 3 asts Up next: at Philadelphia/Orlando loser at 7:30 p.m. Friday

Sam Perley: Hornets beat New York, 110-96, in their season finale. Coby White/LaMelo Ball/Brandon Miller all with 19 PTS, Kon Knueppel 14 PTS, likely finishing as the NBA leader in 3PM (273) - first rookie to do so. From 16-28 to finishing 28-10, Charlotte is the 9 seed and will host Miami in the Play-In.

Rod Boone: Final: Sixers 118, #Hornets 114 Brandon Miler 29 pts, 8 rebs LaMelo 20 pts, 8 asts, 3 rebs Coby White 16 pts, 4 rebs, 2 asts Up next: vs. Boston tomorrow
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Rod Boone: Final: #Hornets 114, Knicks 103 Kon Knueppel 26 pts, 10 rebs, 8 asts Brandon Miller 21 pts, 8 rebs, 3 asts LaMelo 20 pts, 6 asts, 5 rebs Miles Bridges 17 pts, 5 rebs, 3 asts Coby White 17 pts, 3 rebs, 2 asts That's 5 straight wins Up next: vs. Philadelphia on Saturday

SleeperHornets: Coby White on this Hornets team: “I’ve never been on a team this dangerous. It can be a back and forth game and then you hit one run and you look up and you’re up 20, and then you’re up 30… I think we’re starting to hold those leads when you do get them and continue to build upon.”
Coby White on this Hornets team:
— SleeperHornets (@SleeperHornets) March 25, 2026
“I’ve never been on a team this dangerous. It can be a back and forth game and then you hit one run and you look up and you’re up 20, and then you’re up 30… I think we’re starting to hold those leads when you do get them and continue to build… pic.twitter.com/WDY8FV52XF

Rod Boone: Final: #Hornets 136, Heat 106 LaMelo 30 pts, 13 asts, 6 rebs Kon Knueppel 22 pts, 2 rebs, 2 asts Coby White 22 pts, 3 rebs, 2 asts Brandon Miller 16 pts, 2 rebs, 2 asts Up next: vs. Orlando on Thursday (Dell Curry jersey retirement)

Coby White tossed in 10 points and had four assists and three rebounds in 15 minutes off the bench. His presence was immediately felt when he checked in for LaMelo Ball midway through the first quarter after the star guard picked up his second foul. The duo even found themselves in the backcourt together later on, a clear sign he’s going to slide into the Hornets’ rotation rather seamlessly. “To me, I felt like I fit right in, it being my first time,” White said. “I fit right in to what they are trying to do. Obviously, some wrinkles here and there in terms of play calling. I messed up two plays there, so I’ve got to get better there. “But, yeah, it was fun for me. Game one for me, I was just trying to impact the game any way that I can not knowing how it would go and just tying to feel it out.”
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Hornets PR: NJURY UPDATE: Ryan Kalkbrenner and Coby White have both been upgraded to available for tonight’s @hornets game at CHI

Joel Lorenzi: Coby White on his year-long calf issues and playing 30 mins in his last Bulls game before MRI with Hornets revealed a strain “Everybody can have their opinions, but I feel like the medical staff always had my best interest (in Chicago). If I would’ve never got traded, I probably would’ve never said anything about it, just because I thought it was just tightness. I didn’t know, they (the Bulls) didn’t know, that it was a calf strain. It was nobody’s fault. It was never hindering me from playing. Not like I felt it in my right one, my right one I knew I strained.”

Joel Lorenzi: Coby White says he sensed he’d be traded after Vooch and Huerter were traded. “You can kinda read between the lines.” Said he and the Bulls discussed a future together at some point this year, but “things change. The way the season was going, we weren’t stacking enough wins consistently.”