Game Trend: The Hornets Can Play Well, But They Can’t Do it for a Whole Game
Charlotte Hornets lost a 17-point advantage at Toronto due to missed shots and bad transition defense. It was going just well. The Charlotte Hornets were unlocking the potential of a lineup with Frank Kaminsky at center and entered the…
Making Sense of the Hornets’ Frank Kaminsky
It has been a season of added responsibility for Kaminsky. The big man entered the league in 2015 following a senior year at Wisconsin during which he was the National College Player of the Year, yet he didn’t register the counting stats to even make the NBA…
Frank Kaminsky Needs to Polish His Four-Man Skills
Frank Kaminsky’s season wasn’t among the best rookie performances of the year. He posted averages of 7.5 points and 4.1 rebounds in 21.1 minutes per game, while only converting on 41 percent of his field goal attempts. There are certain aspects of the game that need…
Charlotte Hornets Need Frank Kaminsky to Step Up or Step Out of the Way
Charlotte Hornets rookie Frank Kaminsky so far has played 37 minutes in the series against the Heat. During that time period he has only registered one field goal attempt. Does Kaminsky even have a place in this match-up against the Heat?
Extra Small 76ers Lineups Survive Against Frank Kaminsky
In what otherwise could have been a low intrigue column of notes and observations, I took a look at Philadelphia’s success at playing four guards against the Charlotte Hornets and specifically Frank Kaminsky.
Hornets 105, Nets 100: Notes and Observations
Al Jefferson willingly spread the ball around from the post as the Brooklyn Nets tried to stop Charlotte’s second unit go-to scorer with double-teams.
Hornets 108, Pacers 101: Notes and Observations
The Charlotte Hornets swept the season series against the Indiana Pacers despite Frank Vogel trying to match up by pulling Myles Turner from the starting line-up.
