Charlotte Hornets: Scariest Stats from Each Starter

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Charlotte Hornets Cody Zeller. (Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images) /

Seven-year veteran Cody Zeller has been a staple for the Hornets. His tenure in Charlotte has been beneficial on the boards and his development has done nothing but got better.

Cody Zeller’s scariest stat is his efficiency on the boards

Zeller has been a huge positive for the Hornets rebounding. Zeller averages seven boards a game and rebounding is one of the Hornet’s biggest issues.

Zeller is a fairly decent starter and his rebounding numbers are good especially considering his minutes per game have never been in the low 30’s. As Zeller’s minutes increase he will become a better rebounder and the Hornets could use him.

Zeller’s rebound percentage ranked him at eighth in the league, where he ranks in the top 20 in the league for total offensive rebounds.

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