Hornets prepare to limit turnovers against Bucks on Sunday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 12:20 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

The Charlotte Hornets face the Milwaukee Bucks in an upcoming game on October 11. The Hornets are reeling from a 124-90 loss to the Brooklyn Nets, where they committed 25 turnovers. Key players like Coby White and Brandon Miller were absent, contributing to the team's struggles. The coaching staff aims to improve ball security ahead of the match against the Bucks, who are known for capitalizing on mistakes. Additionally, rookie Hannes Steinbach's playing time is under scrutiny as fans expect to see more from the 14th overall draft pick.
- •Hornets committed 25 turnovers in their last game against the Nets.
- •Coby White and Brandon Miller missed the Nets game due to injuries.
- •Rookie Hannes Steinbach scored 7 points in 14 minutes against Brooklyn.
- •Hornets face Bucks on October 11, needing to tighten ball control.
- •Trade rumors surround Grant Williams as roster changes continue.
- 12:20 PMYahoo Sports — Hornets Must Limit Turnovers To Beat Bucks In Sunday Game
"Charlotte's 25 turnovers cost them against Brooklyn. Per Yahoo Sports, the Hornets must fix ball security to survive Sunday's matchup with Milwaukee.
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