The Kemba Walker Era: The Charlotte Hornets’ Road to Mediocrity
March 10, 2020
John Devereaux documents the Hornets’ road to mediocrity during the Kemba Walker era.
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John Devereaux documents the Hornets’ road to mediocrity during the Kemba Walker era.
John Devereaux takes a dive into the Charlotte Hornets’ road to mediocrity. Here’s Part 1, which bring us a look at the Bobcats’ portion of this franchise’s history.
David Fernandez shares New Year’s Resolutions for all teams in the Eastern Conference.
Demar DeRozan is just another name that has been taken by trade rumors this season. Let’s explore some possible destinations for the Spurs’ star.
David Fernandez explores the statuses of teams expected to be the most active.
Celeste Sabin recaps the Charlotte Hornets’ heartbreaking loss at the hands of the Chicago Bulls on Saturday.
This division has players who want to prove themselves, but it also has players that need to live up to the hype surrounding their names in the past couple of months. I mean think about it, there are so many names that have dominated conversations that are on sup-par teams, at least when compared to years past. Trae Young, Bradley Beal, Jimmy Butler, Terry Rozier, and Nikola Vucevic just to name a few!
Free agent guard Terry Rozier plans to join the Charlotte Hornets on a three-year, $58 million contract via a sign-and-trade situation, writes Andersen Pickard.
Kemba Walker intends to sign a four-year, $141 million contract with the Boston Celtics after he was lowballed by Charlotte, writes Lamarr Fields.
Larry Johnson is a player a lot of NBA fans have forgotten about or were too young to see him play. Johnson was an outstanding player before back injuries slowed him down.
Eddie Jones played his college basketball career at the University of Temple. Jones played under the tutelage of Head Coach John Chaney. While at Temple, Jones was the 1993-94 Atlantic-10 Player of the year and led the Owls to the Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament.
Yes, Dwyane Wade would love to finish his career in the playoffs, something Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan never got the chance to do. However, there’s another reason why Wade is eager to make the postseason; he wants the younger players to gain another playoff experience under their belt.
John Devereaux documents the Hornets’ road to mediocrity during the Kemba Walker era.
John Devereaux takes a dive into the Charlotte Hornets’ road to mediocrity. Here’s Part 1, which bring us a look at the Bobcats’ portion of this franchise’s history.
David Fernandez shares New Year’s Resolutions for all teams in the Eastern Conference.
Demar DeRozan is just another name that has been taken by trade rumors this season. Let’s explore some possible destinations for the Spurs’ star.
David Fernandez explores the statuses of teams expected to be the most active.
Celeste Sabin recaps the Charlotte Hornets’ heartbreaking loss at the hands of the Chicago Bulls on Saturday.
This division has players who want to prove themselves, but it also has players that need to live up to the hype surrounding their names in the past couple of months. I mean think about it, there are so many names that have dominated conversations that are on sup-par teams, at least when compared to years past. Trae Young, Bradley Beal, Jimmy Butler, Terry Rozier, and Nikola Vucevic just to name a few!
Free agent guard Terry Rozier plans to join the Charlotte Hornets on a three-year, $58 million contract via a sign-and-trade situation, writes Andersen Pickard.
Kemba Walker intends to sign a four-year, $141 million contract with the Boston Celtics after he was lowballed by Charlotte, writes Lamarr Fields.
Larry Johnson is a player a lot of NBA fans have forgotten about or were too young to see him play. Johnson was an outstanding player before back injuries slowed him down.
Eddie Jones played his college basketball career at the University of Temple. Jones played under the tutelage of Head Coach John Chaney. While at Temple, Jones was the 1993-94 Atlantic-10 Player of the year and led the Owls to the Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament.
Yes, Dwyane Wade would love to finish his career in the playoffs, something Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan never got the chance to do. However, there’s another reason why Wade is eager to make the postseason; he wants the younger players to gain another playoff experience under their belt.
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