Charlotte Hornets fans are covering their face once again after forward Brandon Miller headed to the locker room holding his arm in pain during the opening minutes of the second quarter on Saturday night’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers, grabbing his arm in deep pain. The 22-year-old star sophomore won’t be returning to the court.

The Charlotte Hornets were looking to make a statement today as they played the Philadelphia 76ers. Philadelphia was coming off a dazzling rookie showcase in its season opener, where rookie VJ Edgecombe set new heights.

Quentin Grimes hits a crucial 3-pointer with 14 seconds left, scoring 24 points, as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Charlotte Hornets 125-121.

Brandon Miller returned to NBA regular-season action Wednesday night for the Charlotte Hornets season opener, making his first appearance since suffering a wris

Miller’s resilience is a testament to his family’s strength, particularly his mother, Yolanda Miller, who has faced her own battles with adversity. “Seeing the scars is a reminder every day that I’m alive,” said Yolanda Miller, reflecting on her journey with breast cancer.

The Hornets tipped off their season in style, taking down the Nets, 136-117, inside a new-look Spectrum Center Wednesday night. Coming off a season recovery from a wrist injury, forward Brandon MIller scored a game-high 25 points on 8-of-19 shooting.