
Unfortunately, I have been a Hornets fan for a while now. And for as long as I can remember, this was Kemba’s team. Kemba Walker was drafted 9th overall by the hornets after an incredible year at UConn. He led the Huskies to a national championship and was named tournament MVP. Then he came to Charlotte…
While I do believe that Kemba was a great player and a strong leader, he didn’t receive much help during his time with the Hornets. Since Kemba was drafted, the hornets have struggled in the draft and in free agency to surround him with talent. However, this off-season Kemba signed with a much more competitive Boston Celtics team. We always knew that Walker’s talent was being overlooked on our struggling squad, so we wish Kemba the best in Boston.
So without a clear cut team leader, Hornets fans weren’t expecting much. However, the Hornets have had a surprising start to their 2019-20 campaign. They have become a completely different team seemingly overnight. If you have been a fan of March Madness in recent years, then you would likely recognize many of these current Hornets.
| Player | School |
| Devonte’ Graham | Kansas |
| PJ Washington | Kentucky |
| Malik Monk | Kentucky |
| Cody & Caleb Martin | Nevada |
| Miles Bridges | Michigan State |
The Hornets are currently 6-8 on the year. Which isn’t bad for a weaker eastern conference. They are a young and athletic team that has some learning to do, but I think the Hornets have enough for a late season playoff push.
QOTD; Are the Hornets on the come-up? Can they make the playoffs this year? Let me know what you think. Drop a comment below.
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I hope the hornets can make it this year! It will be tough without Kemba. Great reporting on the issue at hand. Please keep me updated!
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I miss Kemba, but both sides had to part ways to succeed. Time to rebuild, and these guys aren’t quite as awful as I expected!
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