Relive four of the greatest moments in Hornets basketball history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

1993 Eastern Conference First Round: Game 4 vs Boston - Zo's winner
1993 Regular Season vs Portland - LJ's Portland Poster
2016 Eastern Conference First Round: Game 5 vs Miami - The Series Lead
2019 Regular Season vs Toronto - Unbelievable!

These slate coasters are laser-etched indelibly into the stone itself. - Size: 4'' x 4'' x 0.25'' per coaster - Weight: 0.25lbs (4oz) - Natural edge

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1993 Eastern Conference First Round: Game 4
Zo's winner
Hornets vs Boston
104 - 103
5 May, 1993
In Charlotte's first ever playoff appearance, they upset a McHale-led Boston team in only four games. Game 4 notably ended when in front of a Charlotte homecrowd, Mourning hit a game-winning shot as time expired.

1993 Regular Season
LJ's Portland Poster
Hornets vs Portland
94 - 92
5 March, 1993
One of Charlotte's greatest players ever, Larry Johnson was an athletic specimen and his highlight reel is full of rim-rattling dunks. There are many plays to choose from but this dunk was a total posterization and included a sweet assist from Charlotte cult-hero Muggsy Bogues.

2016 Eastern Conference First Round: Game 5
The Series Lead
Hornets vs Miami
90 - 88
27 April, 2016
Having lost the first two games of the series, a third consecutive 0-4 playoff sweep was a possibility. Instead, Charlotte rattled off three straight wins including taking the series lead in Game 5 thanks to clutch offensive rebound from Walker leading to Lee's 3-point shot to take the lead.

2019 Regular Season
Unbelievable!
Hornets vs Toronto
115 - 114
24 March, 2019
Against the eventual champions, Charlotte found itself 2 points down with 3 seconds left on the clock. Lamb struggled to catch the inbounds pass, forcing him back across halfcourt where he turned and let up a heave, only to sink it and win the game. You rarely see game-winners like this.