Charlotte Hornets earn the right to dream and be challenged

Too many years of ostracism, of plans that don't quite come together and stagnant projects. Charlotte Hornets has managed to gather a good dose of talent in its roster and just needs injuries to respect the process so everyone can start playing together. Their recent Draft picks look promising, so the team should be challenged in a very open Eastern Conference.

Imagining a lineup that in five years could contend for the ring for the Charlotte Hornets is not utopian. It would consist of a spectacular playmaker like LaMelo Ball, brimming with talent, a sharpshooting shooting guard of astonishing efficiency who defends wonderfully, like Kon Knueppel, a brilliant small forward with great potential to develop, Brandon Miller, a power forward whose off-court issues have overshadowed, rightfully so, his impressive level of basketball, like Miles Bridges, and a dominant center on both ends of the court, like Ryan Kalkbrenner.

There is plenty of human material for Charlotte Hornets to create a truly exciting future project and it is necessary to start demanding from this team from the beginning. Despite injuries hindering the possibility of seeing this lineup, there is an abundance of talent in the North Carolina franchise to seek a play-in position this very year, already promoting competitive experiences that help mature the team. The Eastern Conference is a field of opportunities that must be seized by this team.

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