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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-03 · 79 entries checked · 64 flagged · 186 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 186 still open
Spectrum Center — The claim that the Charlotte Coliseum had only eight luxury suites is inaccurate; it actually had 12.
Spectrum Center — The referendum description is misleading because it implies a direct vote on the arena, but it was a non-binding vote on an arts and cultural funding package that included arena funding.
The Hive — The Hive is a nickname for the Spectrum Center, not the Charlotte Coliseum.
The Hive — The franchise returned in 2004 as the Charlotte Bobcats, not the Hornets; the Hornets name was revived in 2014.
Hornets Foundation — Dell Curry is not the Hornets' all-time leader in points; Kemba Walker holds that record.
Hornets Foundation — Dell Curry's number 30 jersey was retired on March 19, 2022, not 2026.
Charlotte Bobcats — The entry states the Hornets are one of two franchises alongside the Pelicans to have never advanced to the conference finals, but the Pelicans (as the New Orleans Hornets) advanced to the conference finals in 2008, so the Hornets are the only franchise to hav
Alonzo Mourning — The tagline says Mourning 'became the franchise's all-time blocks leader in his first season' — this is incorrect; he did not become the Hornets' all-time blocks leader in his first season.
Alonzo Mourning — The tagline says Mourning was a 'Hornets rookie who hit a series-clinching shot' — Mourning did not hit a series-clinching shot as a rookie; the Hornets were swept in the first round in 1993.
Charlotte Coliseum — The entry states the scoreboard crash occurred the day after the dedication on August 11, 1988, but it actually happened on the same day as the dedication.
Charlotte Coliseum — The entry and 'Did You Know' section state the Coliseum had only eight luxury suites, but the actual number was 12.
Kemba Walker — Walker's 52-point game was against the Utah Jazz on January 18, 2016, not the Indiana Pacers
Kemba Walker — The 'LORE' section says Walker played against Derrick Rose at Madison Square Garden in a high school game, but that game was against Rice High School or another team, not Simeon Career Academy with Rose
Jeff Teague — Teague played for five NBA teams, but the entry lists only four; he also played for the Boston Celtics in 2020-21.
Jeff Teague — The entry states Teague has worked as a regional scout for the Hawks since retiring in 2021, but as of widely known public records, he became head coach at Pike High School in 2023, and there is no established canon that he worked as a regional scout for the H
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