Charlotte Hornets: 4 Potential Under-The-Radar Trade Targets

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Oklahoma City Thunder SF Kenrich Williams

Kenrich Williams is a young but also a cheap option for the Hornets to possibly upgrade their wing depth. Bobby Marks reported that the Oklahoma City Thunder are only looking for a 2nd round pick in exchange for his services, and also said that teams should be all over that. Williams is another wing in the 3-and-D archetype that specializes in guarding both forward positions. On limited attempts, Williams is making 44% of his threes so far this season and grabs 4 rebounds per game. Williams would be a nice addition to the bench. I think he’s worth a flyer and the second-round pick.

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