Charlotte Hornets: Scariest Stats from Each Starter

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Miles Bridges is a really talented young player and the Hornets get to reap the benefits of his improvement. Bridges has had two really good seasons with the Hornets and he showed flashes of athleticism last season.

Miles Bridges scariest stat is his two-point percentage sitting comfortably at 49 percent

In a league so full of plays that open up players on the perimeter, it’s really nice to have a player shoot well inside the arch. Bridges has a really impressive two-point percentage and averages almost double two-point attempts than he did in his freshman season.

Bridges averages 13 points per game and his ceiling can only get higher as he’s going into only his third year. The Michigan State alum is looking to improve even more in his third season and could help the Hornets look for a playoff push.

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