Charlotte Hornets: Scariest Stats from Each Starter

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PJ Washington-Charlotte Hornets- Mandatory Credit: Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports /

PJ Washington was one of the best rookies last NBA season and was an absolute threat on the court. Kentucky alum, Washington was really deadly from behind the arch and made defenses pay for it.

Washington’s scariest stat is his record for the most three-pointers in an NBA debut

Washington made All-Rookie 2nd team last season and showed to be an efficient scorer. Washington averaged 12 points per contest with a handful of boards per game.

Washington shot an efficient 37 percent from behind the arch and he even set the record for the most three’s in an NBA debut. Washington got six three’s in only three quarters against the Chicago Bulls. Washington ended the game with 27 points and shot 63 percent from three-point land.

Washington was the 12th pick in the 2019 NBA draft and was among an elite group of rookies this last season

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