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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-09 · 30 entries checked · 17 flagged · 35 issues confirmed · 17 corrected · 18 still open
Kemba Walker — The franchise did not relocate in 2016; the rebrand/relocation to Charlotte was finalized in 2014.
Alonzo Mourning — Alonzo Mourning did not win Rookie of the Year; Shaquille O'Neal won the 1992-93 award unanimously.
Alonzo Mourning — The 1993 First Round was a Best-of-5 format, so no Game 6 existed in the Hornets-Celtics series.
Charlotte Coliseum — Groundbreaking and construction officially began in May 1987, not 1986.
Charlotte Coliseum — The adjacent venue was known as Independence Arena during the Charlotte Coliseum's operation; it was renamed Bojangles' Coliseum in 2015.
Muggsy Bogues Shortest Player in NBA History — The entry incorrectly states Bogues led the Hornets in assists for only four seasons (1989–1992), whereas he actually led the team in assists for every season of his tenure with the franchise (1988–1997).
Kemba Walker Three-Time All-Star — Claim that Walker led the team to their first playoff series win since relocating to Charlotte in 2004 is factually incorrect; the Charlotte Hornets (Bobcats/Hornets) have never won a playoff series since relocating in 2004.
Muggsy Bogues Franchise Steals Leader — The entry incorrectly claims Bogues passed over taller defenders due to his low release point; physically, a low release point makes clearing defenders difficult, and he was canonically known for speed, vision, and steals rather than lofting passes.
Kemba Walker — Kemba Walker's NBA regular season debut was December 26, 2011, not October 28, 2011.
Kemba Walker — On December 27, 2014, Walker scored 23 points in a Hornets win against the Orlando Magic, not 35 points in a loss.
Gerald Wallace — The entry incorrectly states Wallace played 63 games in his first season; official records show he played 79 regular-season games during the 2004-05 campaign (though he started only 63).
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