LaMelo Ball trade rumors swirl, talk of keeping Mark Williams abounds, and so much more. The upcoming draft will do a lot to dispel some of these, but in the meantime, here's whether or not you ...

The Charlotte Hornets' key pieces are mostly big-name players. LaMelo Ball is a superstar. Brandon Miller is growing in notoriety as he enters his third year. M ...

They tried to trade Mark Williams for a rookie Dalton Knecht and a 2031 first-round pick. They're all about the long-term, but they're still not all about trading Ball.

Although Ball may not be available, other players like Mark Williams are rumored to be on the Hornets’ trade block, per insider Brett Siegel. The No. 4 pick could be available depending on what ...

However, Ball, Brandon Miller, and Mark Williams all showed flashes throughout the season, making this draft an important one.

That being said, his free throw percentage, 76.6%, shows that there is a three ball that can be developed, unlike Mark Williams who may never be a perimeter shooter.

At the trade deadline, they nearly moved Williams — one of Ball’s better teammates — in a deal that would have netted them Lakers rookie Dalton Knecht and a 2031 first-round pick.

This included the likes of LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, and Mark Williams, which played a major role in their season derailing. Now with a cleaner slate, Charles Lee’s team is currently still in ...

LaMelo Ball's future is up in the air going into next season. According to Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report, LaMelo Ball will likely request a trade from the Charlotte Hornets this offseason. Ball ...

Now, the Hornets finally get to move on from the young big man in exchange for two draft picks to help continue their rebuild. With LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller, they still have their core ...

And of the five guys who took double-digit shots per game, only Mark Williams shot above 44 percent from the field and he only dunks. So what needs to happen now?