Charlotte Hornets and the possibility of becoming the franchise of the future
Those from North Carolina have reasons to dream of glory in the medium term if they are lucky in the lottery of the next Draft.
It's a small market, it has been a long time without competing, and it doesn't have real possibilities for major trades. These are the major obstacles for the success of Charlotte Hornets, a franchise that can only aspire to glory by focusing on young talent. However, right now, it seems to be on the right track.
What might be brewing in North Carolina looks very promising. Although desperation may have visited fans and the management of Charlotte Hornets on numerous occasions in recent times, it feels, for the first time in years, that there is a competitive horizon to explore. The key will be to keep LaMelo Ball and show him he can lead a group of players destined for success.
The foundation is being laid this year with a significant progression from Brandon Miller. The small forward is showing great potential in his second year in the NBA and could become an ideal second option. Or maybe a third? The ultimate dream of the Charlotte Hornets' management is to aim for one of the top three picks in the upcoming Draft. They are determined to tank to increase their chances in the lottery, allowing them to pursue Cooper Flagg or any other future stars set to enter the NBA next season.
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