Bridges knows that his workload from last season is unsustainable. He played a whopping 37.4 minutes per game (another career high) across 69 appearances with the Hornets. For the brunt of those games he was option 1A alongside rookie Brandon Miller, who understandably faded down the stretch of his first year in the Association.

With the Hornets' big three firmly in place, LaMelo Ball, Miles Bridges and Brandon Miller are ready to show the NBA what they can do.

While year three seems to be when a lot of NBA players get credit for taking a big leap, fantasy managers shouldn't sleep on second-year phenoms. Trying to figure out which guys are ready to break out in year two can be a little risky,

As Brandon Miller prepares for his second NBA season, Charles Lee, his new coach with the Charlotte Hornets, wants the former Alabama standout “to go from a guy on the scouting report to the guy on the scouting report.

There’s plenty of storylines to follow for the Charlotte Hornets entering the 2024-25 campaign, but none bigger than the one that follows franchise cornerstone LaMelo Ball. Since the 2022-23 season, Ball has only appeared in 58 total games.