Their games are halted because they were the last team to play the Spurs, losing to them on Sunday.
Charlotte coach James Borrego said “there's no indication that anybody" on the Hornets' roster is positive for COVID-19.
The NBA has said it will shuffle some games, when possible, to accommodate the need to reschedule postponed games in the second half.
AdThe NBA does not reveal which players tested positive, but its announcement of the latest postponements said the Spurs had positive tests among players — and did not mention coaches.
“Under normal circumstances, we would be extremely grateful for the opportunity to host the NBA All-Star game, but this is not a typical year," Bottoms said.