With Charlotte Hornets fans having so little to cheer about, following former players may be the next best thing when the NBA season resumes.
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While the Charlotte Hornets have a somewhat limited postseason resume, some of their teams have enjoyed success. Here we'll detail the top three.
Despite most believing that the Charlotte Hornets are once again destined to pick outside of the top-three, there's still a chance they could pick there.
In the modern NBA, the combination of size and outside shooting is highly coveted. The Charlotte Hornets could definitely use some of that.
Things should have been looking for the brand new Charlotte Hornets, but they would start their rebirth with a very poor 2014 NBA Draft.
Lou Williams has shown that the sixth man on any NBA roster can be a major factor. Could the Charlotte Hornets adopt the same strategy with Terry Rozier?
Cody Zeller has been a solid player for the Charlotte Hornets, but his contract will expire next year. Where he ranks in team history may surprise you.
With the Charlotte Hornets having needs in the middle, Harry Giles could see a fresh start in the purple and teal. Is he worth the risk, though?
The Charlotte Hornets need to play better on the defensive end. Miles Bridges looks to play an increased role in that next season.
Scoring will always be the focus in the NBA, but passing is an artform fans can really appreciate. The Charlotte Hornets may have an artist of their own.
The Charlotte Hornets cannot stay in this same spot year after year. Either a dramatic rise or fall will take place. A few signs point more to the former.
Loses were far more common than victories for the Charlotte Hornets, but one loss reminded the team of how far they still have to go.
Few even thought that the lone Charlotte Hornets' representative would do much in his second All-Star Game appearance in 1997.
Now that their season is definitively over, it is now time for the Charlotte Hornets to focus on the NBA Draft. Here's hoping it works in their favor.
With news that the NBA will be voting on a proposal on Thursday to announce a 22 team season finale, the Charlotte Hornets are on the outside looking in.
Mitch Kupchak brought in proven championship pedigree, but if he can't achieve even a small part of that with the Charlotte Hornets, how long does he have?
In the history of the Charlotte Hornets, many bad front office moves have been made. The contract of Nicolas Batum may just be one of the worst.
The Charlotte Hornets have many "what ifs" in their history vault. One of the bigger examples was the night of the 2011 NBA Draft.
The Charlotte Hornets needs answers at many positions. Desmond Bane could be a nice addition to the shooting guard spot off the bench.
The Charlotte Hornets sport the NBA's third-worst home record. A more engaged fanbase can help with that, but the brunt of the blame falls elsewhere.