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The Charlotte Hornets will look to build upon last year’s success in the 2026 NBA Draft.
The team finished last season with 44 wins, which was the most in a decade.
The Hornets have two picks in the first round: the 14th and 18th overall.
ALSO READ: Charlotte Hornets team up with Food Lion to feed local kids
>> Eyewitness News Draft Countdown airs on Channel 9 at 7 p.m. Tuesday, followed by the first round of the NBA Draft in Brooklyn.
The future looks bright as long as the team continues to develop and learn.
Forward Grant Williams has seen it all. He reached the finals as a Boston Celtic and knows first-hand how different playoff basketball is.
He’s pushing his teammates this offseason. The year may have ended in disappointment, but the experience they gained was invaluable.
“Each game taught you something valuable, whether it was about a teammate, whether it was about the group, whether it was about a single play,” said Williams. “Going back and watching that last 10-minute stretch of the season, where there were some games, we would have won. There were also other games we pulled out that possibly we shouldn’t have won, and how those things happened and how we executed were truly valuable.”
Watch the video above for a look at the progress.
The Hornets are also constructing a new 160,000-square-foot facility for player development, which will include two full-size practice courts, strength-and-conditioning resources, and areas for physical therapy and sports science.
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The team finished last season with 44 wins, which was the most in a decade.
The Hornets have two picks in the first round: the 14th and 18th overall.
ALSO READ: Charlotte Hornets team up with Food Lion to feed local kids
>> Eyewitness News Draft Countdown airs on Channel 9 at 7 p.m. Tuesday, followed by the first round of the NBA Draft in Brooklyn.
The future looks bright as long as the team continues to develop and learn.
Hornets look to next season with invaluable experience
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Forward Grant Williams has seen it all. He reached the finals as a Boston Celtic and knows first-hand how different playoff basketball is.
He’s pushing his teammates this offseason. The year may have ended in disappointment, but the experience they gained was invaluable.
“Each game taught you something valuable, whether it was about a teammate, whether it was about the group, whether it was about a single play,” said Williams. “Going back and watching that last 10-minute stretch of the season, where there were some games, we would have won. There were also other games we pulled out that possibly we shouldn’t have won, and how those things happened and how we executed were truly valuable.”
A look inside construction of new Hornets performance center
Watch the video above for a look at the progress.
The Hornets are also constructing a new 160,000-square-foot facility for player development, which will include two full-size practice courts, strength-and-conditioning resources, and areas for physical therapy and sports science.
Continue reading...
