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Grant Williams is the Hornets' secret weapon

The numbers don't lie - Melo and Brandon Miller were straight-up COOKING when Grant Williams was healthy last season. Ball's efficiency jumped 7.19 points per 100 possessions with Grant on the floor, and Miller shot an insane 46.2% from deep instead of his usual 31.7%. That's not a coincidence, that's basketball chemistry at its finest. Williams isn't just another role player - he's the perfect screening machine and floor spacer that unlocks Charlotte's entire offensive system. When all three shared the court, they posted a +3.6 net rating that had this franchise looking legitimately competitive. Now we're all holding our breath waiting for his return from injury rehab. Will Grant Williams be the difference between another lottery season and finally making some noise in the East? #Sports #Basketball #Hornets

Grant Williams is the Hornets' secret weapon
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Hornets Assistant Chris Jent Finalizing Deal to Become Knicks’ Associate Head Coach

Chris Jent is heading back to New York, where he played during the 1996-97 season — this time joining the Knicks’ bench as Mike Brown’s associate head coach. According to Shams Charania, the Charlotte Hornets assistant is finalizing a deal with New York, with terms negotiated between the Knicks and Tyler Glass of CSE Talent. This marks a return to the franchise for Jent, who has built a lengthy coaching résumé since his playing days. Jent’s career includes assistant coaching stints across the NBA, stops in the G League, and work with college programs. His experience and familiarity with the league could provide valuable support for Mike Brown as the Knicks aim to make a deep playoff push. #NBA #Knicks #Hornets #ChrisJent #MikeBrown #NBANews #Sports

Hornets Assistant Chris Jent Finalizing Deal to Become Knicks’ Associate Head Coach
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Classic Era: Larry Johnson

Larry Johnson was a force in the ’90s — Rookie of the Year, two-time All-Star, and the first real franchise cornerstone for the Charlotte Hornets. His mix of strength, athleticism, and flair made him one of the most popular players of his era. But his partnership with Alonzo Mourning didn’t last. The two young stars clashed in Charlotte, leading to trades that broke up what could’ve been a legendary frontcourt duo. LJ went on to reinvent himself with the Knicks, becoming a gritty veteran presence and delivering one of the most iconic 4-point plays in playoff history. Do you think the Hornets could’ve been contenders if LJ and Zo had stuck it out? #NBA #LarryJohnson #90sBasketball #Knicks #Hornets #AlonzoMourning #ClassicNBA #NBAPartners #NBAWhatIf #Sports

Classic Era: Larry Johnson
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