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“You can go to Time Warner Arena the day of a game and most likely score lower or mid level tickets for 15 bucks!”

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Truist Field - Hispanic Heritage Festival cocktails

Truist Field

4.3(43 reviews)
3.5 mi•Uptown

What a great place to watch a ballgame! I managed to walk up and get some good seat for our group…read moreright before the game and were in and seated just in time for first pitch. The food stands were busy, so I waited until the game got well underway, the lines were shorter and had some great hot dogs, peanuts and cold beer! I always walk around ballpark to check out the views from the other seat and there is not a bad seat in the house! Like most minor league ballparks, it's always a lot of fun and at a decent price. I love this ballpark and will definitely be back!

I went with several of my alumni fraternity brothers to Niner Night at Truist Field. The event was…read moresponsered by the UNC CHARLOTTE Alumni Association. It was in the Piedmont Natural Gas Pavillion behind left field. An absolutely incredible time. It was a beautiful night. They offered a covered section with a buffet from 5 to 7 pm. Food included hot dogs, barbeque and chicken. I was able to make a Carolina Dog with all the ingredients they had to offer. There are great views of the baseball field and the Charlotte Skyline from this ballpark. It is a very nice venue Although the Clemson beat my 49ers, we all had an outstanding time. We plan to see a Charlotte Knights game later in the summer, and if our Alumni Association sponsors a similar event, we will be there again.

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Golden hour during Knights v. Stripers

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"Bring the Heat!" Oh those hot Southern nights at the ball park

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Charlotte Hornets

Charlotte Hornets

3.8(52 reviews)
2.9 mi•First Ward, Uptown

I was born and raised in High Point, North Carolina, so by default, my favorite NBA team growing up…read morewas the Charlotte Hornets. After following Tim Duncan's career closely at Wake Forest (my parents are Wake alum and we were season ticket holders), I became a diehard San Antonio Spurs fan. Living in Atlanta for the last 20 years, I've become an Atlanta Hawks fan as well. I guess you could say Charlotte is now my third-favorite NBA team, but they'll always have a special place in my heart. The Hornets teams I have the fondest memories of were the teams with Muggsy Bogues, Larry Johnson, Alonzo Mourning, Dell Curry, and Hersey Hawkins (early to mid 90s). Muggsy Bogues was one of my favorite players at the time. Not only was he a Demon Deacon, but to this day, he remains one of the shortest players to ever play in the NBA at 5 feet 3 inches tall. He played 14 seasons in the NBA (10 with Charlotte) and even averaged a double-double one year: 10.8 points and 10.7 assists in 77 games in 1993-94. Incredible. NBA Jam: Tournament Edition (arcade/console video game), released in 1994, featured the five aforementioned Hornets players. Curry and Hawkins could be unlocked after beating all 27 teams in Tournament Mode. On paper, the Hornets had a good, balanced team with All-Stars LJ and Zo at the power forward and center positions, Muggsy Bogues dishing out the assists, and Curry and Hawkins nailing shots from downtown. Dell Curry, who played at Virginia Tech, is the father of Steph Curry and Seth Curry. This team was also my squad of choice in NBA Live 95 for the Super NES. In reality, the furthest this team advanced in the playoffs was the Eastern Conference Semifinals where they lost to the New York Knicks, 4-1, in 1993. Three-time All-Star Glen Rice was the star of the team from 1995 to 1998. I ended up meeting Glen Rice on several occasions in the early 2010s when his son, Glen Rice Jr, played for Georgia Tech (I've been a Tech men's basketball season ticket holder since 2005). The Hornets moved to New Orleans beginning with the 2002-03 season. Charlotte's new NBA franchise, the Bobcats, started play in 2004-05. After the New Orleans Hornets became the New Orleans Pelicans starting with the 2013-14 season, the Bobcats changed their name to Hornets effective with the 2014-15 season. Michael Jordan, who grew up in North Carolina, became part-owner and head of basketball operations for the Bobcats/Hornets in 2006. He's been the principal owner of the franchise since 2010. Since the Bobcats' formation in 2004-05, the Bobcats/Hornets have only made the playoffs three times and lost in the first round each time. Kemba Walker was the face of this franchise throughout the 2010s. Walker joined the Boston Celtics in the 2019 offseason via sign-and-trade. One of the Hornets' stars in 2019-20 was Devonte' Graham. He had a breakout year and did wonders for my fantasy team (a great, under-the-radar, free agent pickup for me). Graham was born and raised in Raleigh and played all four years of college ball at Kansas before being drafted by the Hawks in 2018 and getting traded to the Hornets for two second round picks. On Yelp, four stars means "Yay! I'm a fan." So I'm giving the Charlotte Hornets four stars. I'm a fan.

Always a fun experience. If you get a chance, try the Crown Club. Free food, drinks and access to…read morethe players.

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