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 Intend to Keep Trade Market Doors OpenCharlotte Hornets President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson may still keep his team open for trades following Nick ...
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Miles Bridges believes Hornets' starting five can continue to get betterThe Charlotte Hornets have seen a lot more of their starting five of late. The injury bug has temporarily stopped biting, and ...
The Charlotte Hornets will return to free, local TV and it’s happening on Channel 9 and TV64. We’ll be airing five games in ...
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 ...
The Phoenix Suns are fortifying their biggest position of need. Phoenix announced to social media on Wednesday that they have ...
The Charlotte Hornets are struggling mightily to put wins on the board this season, winning just eight of their first 36 ...
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Insider Believes Hornets Veteran Will Soon Be TradedThe Charlotte Hornets shook things up on Wednesday when they parted ways with Nick Richards, who was sent to the Phoenix Suns ...
Once again, the Charlotte Hornets find themselves in a position to be 'sellers' at the trade deadline, and this year, they ...
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