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Charlotte Hornets: Greensboro Swarm players to get familiar with

Charlotte Hornets Jalen McDaniels. Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
Charlotte Hornets Jalen McDaniels. Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Charlotte Hornets‘ NBA G League affiliate Greensboro Swarm will be one of 17 other teams to begin the league season on Wednesday at Disney World inside the same bubble environment that the NBA used this summer for last season’s restart.

Other teams joining the Swarm include:

Agua Caliente
Austin Spurs
Canton Charge
Delaware Blue Coats
Erie BayHawks Pelicans
Fort Wayne Mad Ants
Iowa Wolves
Lakeland Magic
Long Island Nets
Memphis Hustle
Oklahoma City Blue
Raptors 905
Rio Grande Valley Vipers
Salt Lake City Stars
Santa Cruz Warriors
Westchester Knicks
G League Elite team

The College Park Skyhawks, Maine Red Claws, Windy City Bulls, Texas Legends, Grand Rapids Drive, South Bay Lakers, Sioux Falls Skyforce, Wisconsin Herd, Northern Arizona Suns, and Stockton Kings have opted out this season. The Capital City Go-Go will use Erie to take part in the bubble.

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The G League draft was held on January 11. For the first time in team history, the Swarm held the No. 1 pick and selected forward Admiral Schofield. The Swarm did not make their second (No. 33) or third round (No. 39) selections because of roster size limitations.

Hornets’ two-way players Nate Darling and Grant Riller will take part in the bubble as well as 2020 second-round draft pick Vernon Carey and second-year forward Jalen McDaniels.

Here are a few Swarm players you should get familiar with as the one-month NBA G League season unfolds.