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Charlotte Hornets Retire Dell Curry's Jersey

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Dell Currys Number 30 Jersey Retired by Charlotte Hornets: A Honor for a Legendary Player and Broadcaster

The Charlotte Hornets are set to retire Dell Currys number 30 jersey, making him the first player since Bobby Phills to receive this prestigious honor. The announcement was made during a game against the Orlando Magic, with the ceremony scheduled for March 19, 2026. Curry played ten seasons with the team from 1988 to 1998, holding franchise records for most games and points.

Currys impact on the team extends beyond his playing days, as he has been a broadcaster for seventeen years, a team ambassador, and even helps coach Charles Lees staff with practices and player evaluations, particularly on shooting. Teammates like Muggsy Bogues, Alonzo Mourning, and Glen Rice praised Currys leadership, community work, and skills as the best shooter they knew, making him a perfect candidate for the rafters.

Fans also hold Curry in high regard, often approaching him for autographs and photos on his way to the broadcast booth. Curry himself expressed his nervous excitement since learning of the news in January, acknowledging his unbreakable tie to Charlotte basketball. As the father of Steph Curry, he has witnessed basketball blessings up close, but his own legacy with the Hornets spans nearly thirty years.

This moment cements Currys status as a legendary player and broadcaster, blending his past achievements with his ongoing passion for the game and the team.

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Charlotte Hornets Retire Dell Curry's Jersey

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Charlotte Hornets Retire Dell Curry's Jersey. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 18th, the Charlotte Hornets are retiring Del Curry's number 30 jersey, making him the first player since Bobby Fills to get that honor. The announcement came at halftime during their game against the Orlando Magic, with the actual ceremony set for March 19th, 2026. Curry played 10 seasons with the team from 1988 to 98, holding franchise records for most games and points. Owners, Rick Schnal and Gay Plac can push for this, calling it a no-brainer because Curry was on the inaugural team and part of their best squad. That won 54 games in 96, 97. Beyond playing, he's been a broadcaster for 17 years, team ambassador, and even helps coach Charles Lee's staff with practices and player. Evaluations, especially on shooting. Team mates like Mugsie Bogos, Alonzo Morning, and Glen Rice, Shower Praise, saying Curry's leadership, community work, and skills as the best. Shooter they knew make him perfect for the rafters.

Fans adore him too, always mobbing him for autographs and photos on his way to the broadcast booth. Curry admits he's felt nervous excitement since hearing the news in January, often glancing at other arena's banners and realizing he belongs. As father to Steph Curry, he's seen basketball blessings up close, but his own legacy with the Hornets spans nearly 30 years. This moment submits Curry's unbreakable tie to Charlotte Basketball, blending his past achievements with his ongoing passion for the game and the team. Made in AI.

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