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Charlotte Bobcats jersey history No. 0 Theron Smith 2004-2005
Theron Smith wore No. 0 for the Charlotte Bobcats after being selected in the 2004 expansion draft.
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Rookie Wire
Former Charlotte Hornets guard signs professional contract overseas
After one season with the Charlotte Hornets, Amari Bailey is joining Hapoel Jerusalem of the Israeli Basketball Premier League.
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Rookie Wire
Hornets sign former Utah Jazz standout to Exhibit 10 contract
The Charlotte Hornets signed former Yale guard Bez Mbeng to an Exhibit 10 contract.
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Rookie Wire
Hornets forward Kon Knueppel reveals his all-time NBA starting five
Hornets forward Kon Knueppel recently revealed his all-time NBA starting five, including three current players along with two Hall of Famers.
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Max Strus Emphasizes Hard Work and Defense Beyond Shooting for NBA Longevity
Max Strus Emphasizes Hard Work and Defense Beyond Shooting for NBA Longevity
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Sixers Wire
Where does Sixers' Dean Wade stand in top 40 forward rankings?
One has to wonder where new Philadelphia 76ers addition Dean Wade stands in the top 40 forward rankings.
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Rockets Wire
10-year NBA veteran: 'I wish I had five Amen Thompsons'
10-year NBA veteran Ryan Hollins had high praise for Houston Rockets forward Amen Thompson.
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SB Nation
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 21
The roster appears set. Let’s speculate wildly!
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Rookie Wire
Charlotte Hornets jersey history No. 00 Robert Parish 1994-1996
Robert Parish was the first player in Charlotte Hornets franchise history to wear the No. 00 after 14 consecutive seasons with the Boston Celtics.
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SB Nation
The Suns need Khaman Maluach to become more than a prospect
Maluach’s Summer League performance showed enough promise for Phoenix to consider accelerating his development.
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Lebron Wire
Derek Fisher is confident the Lakers won't decline much without LeBron
Derek Fisher seems confident that the Lakers will still be competitive without LeBron James this season.
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Nets Wire
58% of Nets fans say team will be bottom-5 seed in NBA East this year
The Brooklyn Nets are hoping to have a better season than they did last year, but 58% of the fanbase says the team will finish towards the bottom.
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