Breaking down the Charlotte Hornets' trade of Nick Richards: What it means for the team's present and future
Nick Richards walking out the door opens up a world of possibilities for Moussa Diabate. The center on a two-way deal made waves with his early season output as he tormented opposing big men on the boards with relentless energy and inch perfect positioning on long rebounds.
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Hornets can now officially trade Miles BridgesIn an effort to prevent NBA teams from signing players and then virtually immediately shipping them elsewhere, players on a ...
The Charlotte Hornets will be back at it tonight as they continue their West Coast road trip against the shorthanded Utah ...
Sunday night’s 120-113 loss to the Phoenix Suns marked just the second occasion Charlotte’s starting unit was intact at the ...
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Hornets’ Mark Williams Keeping the Faith Despite Team’s Injury StrugglesHornets center Mark Williams is considered an under-the-radar big man who has shown flashes of greatness when healthy. But ...
The Wildcats reached a new height on Tuesday, posting a 153-14 win over Goodrich on the road. The east Texas school was up 44 ...
Turning Point The Hornets entered the second quarter trailing, 29-23, but when you’re up against the NBA’s hottest team on its home court, there’s little room for error, and the 3:24 stretch to ...
It's only January, and neither the Utah Jazz nor the Charlotte Hornets are in a position to make a run at a playoff berth this season. Still, Wednesday's matchup in Salt Lake City could have some ...
However, they’ve added a player in Richards who can provide the rebounding and rim protection the current rotation lacks ...
Two teams in tank mode for Cooper Flagg face off on Wednesday night, as the Utah Jazz host the Charlotte Hornets and All-Star ...
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