Want to win four tickets to the Hornets MLK Day game against the Dallas Mavericks and a Brandon Miller bobblehead?

January 16, 2025

The Hornets will be giving away 5,000 limited-edition Brandon Miller bobbleheads for their MLK Day game on January 20 against the Dallas Mavericks. The game will also feature a special halftime performance by legendary DJ D-Nice with saxophonist Mike Phillips, followed by a post-game concert with Grammy-nominated gospel artist Travis Greene and Forward City.

The Charlotte Hornets will be giving away limited-edition bobbleheads to the first 5,000 fans in attendance for MLK Day game against the Dallas Mavericks. Photo: Hornets

We’re giving away an official Brandon Miller bobblehead and four (4) tickets (Section 230 Row N) to the MLK Day game on January 20 against the Dallas Mavericks!

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*Congrats to Nancy Rodriguez on winning the giveaway!*

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