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

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Atlanta Hawk F Cam Reddish

Cam Reddish is probably the most expensive one. He brings exactly what the Hornets need in terms of defense from the wing position. Reddish has seen a role increase in Atlanta this year, but still could be pried away due to the Hawk’s glut of wings. He won’t be cheap, but salary filler, a young prospect or maybe two, a future 1st-rounder that is lottery-protected, and an extra second-round pick should get it done. I think this would be worth it for the Hornets. He fits both the timeline of the future while also being able to contribute now, all for a really reasonable price, and could substantially help out this franchise.

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