Season in Review: Bismack Biyombo
Regular boxscore metrics don’t paint the picture of any kind of improvement by Bismack Biyombo this past season. His averages and thus his impact look the same to the naked … Continue reading
Season in Review: Kemba Walker
Kemba Walker is a hard worker and a feisty player which helps building the narrative that he’s a very good defender. That isn’t though necessarily the case and there are certain shortcomings … Continue reading
Season in Review: Noah Vonleh
Due to reasons I’ve already covered in the Jason Maxiell and Steve Clifford columns we only saw 25 games of Noah Vonleh this season. Much of his minutes came in … Continue reading
Season in Review: Troy Daniels
Troy Daniels might end up having played only 11 games for the Charlotte Hornets organization in his career. Yet he has already left his mark on the franchise, albeit in … Continue reading
Season in Review: Marvin Williams
There’s a flaw in the way Hornets play basketball which I didn’t dare to point out as a fault of coach Steve Clifford’s in the column specifically dedicated to his … Continue reading
Season in Review: Brian Roberts
To be honest, Brian Roberts is the player whom I find the hardest to write about. He’s just okay if the explanation you’re looking for in the dictionary has “okay” … Continue reading
Season in Review: The Team, Rich Cho and Coach Clifford
To piggy-back on something I said during the season when Al Jefferson went down, we’ve now seen how do we look like as a team when the all of the … Continue reading
Season in Review: Jason Maxiell
It was easy to hate on Jason Maxiell this season. He was supposed to be the 15th man, veteran leader, towel waver, locker room leadership, unguaranteed contract guy. Instead we … Continue reading
Charlotte Hornets Season in Review, Part 1
Welcome to an in-depth breakdown of the 2014-15 Charlotte Hornets season! Each section contains a look back at the player’s season. You’ll see relevant stats and data, interesting video examples … Continue reading
Season in Review: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
Kidd-Gilchrist was our best player this season, no matter what’s the measurement of your preference. Our defense, which is built on limiting drives and wings (mainly, MKG and Henderson) who … Continue reading