The Charlotte Hornets began the NBA season with high aspirations and expectations. Brandon Miller has experienced some challenges, and LaMelo Ball has once again struggled with injuries, greatly impacting their chances of competing. Consequently, after parting ways with Terry Rozier, it appears that the Hornets may explore additional trades. According to a report by Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN (via Evan Sidery), the Hornets may consider moving veteran forwards PJ Washington and Miles Bridges. Wojnarowski suggests that it is highly probable that both players will find themselves on different teams before the trade deadline. The Hornets are currently entertaining trade offers for Miles Bridges and PJ Washington, as reported by @wojespn. It seems likely that both players will be traded by Thursday. Bridges’ situation is not surprising, as he was expected to leave the team in free agency last season. However, a domestic assault case compelled him to remain in Charlotte. The team faced significant criticism for bringing him back despite the allegations, and he has been a trade candidate throughout the year. On the other hand, Washington is a versatile forward and small-ball center who could provide frontcourt depth to teams in need. He can either start or come off the bench, serving as a physical presence in the paint or stretching the floor with his shooting. Both players are young and possess potential, making them attractive options for multiple championship contenders. However, giving up on them could potentially hinder the team’s progress. It will be intriguing to see how the Hornets manage LaMelo Ball’s contract moving forward.
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