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  • 3 weeks ago | swarmandsting.com | Orel Dizon

    It has been widely believed that the Charlotte Hornets' pick in the 2025 draft will depend on whoever is available between Ace Bailey and VJ Edgecombe. There are some wild card options, such as Tre Johnson and Kon Knueppel. A prospect that only a few people have in mind, though, is Noa Essengue. FanSided's mock draft has the Hornets interestingly going for Essengue.

  • 3 weeks ago | swarmandsting.com | Orel Dizon

    There have been speculations about Lonzo Ball's future with the Chicago Bulls. With the team likely going on full rebuild mode and the veteran point guard on a very movable contract, chances of him changing sides this summer are likely. The Charlotte Hornets should certainly try exploring the possibility of trading for him, which should give LaMelo Ball another reason to be happy to stay in North Carolina.

  • 3 weeks ago | swarmandsting.com | Orel Dizon

    The Charlotte Hornets have a lot of draft picks at their disposal, including the No. 4 selection this offseason. Some might be wondering if they should just throw caution to the wind and use the assets to bring win-now stars. Interestingly, Kevin O'Connor of Yahoo Sports brought it up on his show, discussing the scenario of the Hornets embarking on a hunt for stars this summer by giving up some of their assets.

  • 3 weeks ago | swarmandsting.com | Orel Dizon

    The NBA is a league of copycats. If the Charlotte Hornets want to transform into contenders, they have to look at what successful teams have done and imitate whatever they can. For instance, they need to analyze how the 2025 Finals participants, the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers, have built their rosters to give themselves a higher chance of finally achieving their goal of becoming sustainable contenders.

  • 4 weeks ago | swarmandsting.com | Orel Dizon

    The Charlotte Hornets aren't likely to add a big man who isn't a clear upgrade over Mark Williams or Moussa Diabate. They even still have Jusuf Nurkic on the roster for now. So, it's mind-boggling that the Hornets were brought up as a possible destination for Los Angeles Lakers center Jaxson Hayes. With the 25-year-old reportedly frustrated with the Lakers for his lack of playing time in the playoffs, he is more than likely going to leave the team this summer.

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Orel Dizon
Orel Dizon @orelzone
18 Jun 24

Don't wanna say it's hopeless for the Mavs. But damn, the Celtics just have so many weapons. Luka will need to go supernova and not shoot 28% from the field for them to have a chance.

Orel Dizon
Orel Dizon @orelzone
10 May 24

Mavs with the largest lead in playoff history lol https://t.co/G7eJyG9Vyf

Orel Dizon
Orel Dizon @orelzone
2 May 24

Man really had a lot of time on his hands

FearBuck
FearBuck @FearedBuck

LaMelo Ball process of getting his FULL back tattoo https://t.co/Y75q6tSsQm