Team Profile
Charlotte Hornets
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107.4 25thOffensive Rating
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112.8 11thDefensive Rating
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-5.4 24thNet Rating
2024 Team Stats
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Points per game110.1 23rd
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Points per game Against114.5 13th
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Rebounds per game45.9 12th
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Assists per game23.5 25th
Charlotte Hornets center Mark Williams (back) will remain on the sidelines Wednesday against Detroit. He's missed 21 games while dealing with a back problem, last featuring on Dec. 8. Nick Richards (ankle) has had a good spell as Williams' replacement in the starting five, but he also recently landed on the shelf. The injuries have helped Nathan Mensah break into the rotation. However, he's been very quiet all around, while P.J. Washington has also struggled for consistency as the new starting center.
Charlotte Hornets center Nick Richards (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday's clash with the Pistons. A right ankle sprain could keep him sidelined for a fourth consecutive game. P.J. Washington has replaced him in the starting lineup. Washington had a big 20-point effort in the first game without Richards but has since produced just 21 points in the next two games. He's also not a great rebounder, which limits his fantasy appeal.
Dallas Mavericks forward Josh Green (illness) will make his return for Monday's game against the Boston Celtics. Green will return to the starting five following a one-game absence due to a minor illness. Tim Hardaway Jr. will shift to the bench with Green cleared to play. Fantasy managers shouldn't be concerned about Hardaway's value taking a hit. He has been one of the best sixth men all season long.
Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball (ankle) will play in Monday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Ball is back after sitting out of Saturday's game due to right ankle soreness. The expectation is that Ball is going to have his normal role in the rotation. Fantasy managers should feel safe plugging Ball back into their lineups during Monday's contest.
Charlotte Hornets center Nick Richards (ankle) has been ruled out ahead of Monday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Richards sat out on Saturday and it appears he'll miss at least one more game due to a right ankle sprain. P.J. Washington figures to draw another start at the center position. He has been inconsistent lately with only one game in double-digit scoring over his last four games. There's still some streaming value there until Richards gets back to full health.