The Karl-Anthony Towns trade shook the NBA world to its core. While fans were divided on the benefit of this trade because of Towns’ flaws, analysts and NBA media members have crowned this an awesome trade for the Knicks.
The Charlotte Hornets, as they are wont to do, inserted themselves into a trade involving two other teams to try to pillage a couple of assets in return for helping them complete the trade.
The Charlotte Hornets have finally completed their complex pre-season trade with the Knicks and Timberwolves. After days of speculation, the full details of the trade have been revealed.
How many of the youngest players for each NBA franchise to score 25 points with five made three's to go with at least five rebounds and assists can you name in five minutes?
The Knicks made headlines when they acquired four-time All-Star Karl-Anthony Towns from the Timberwolves. But with both teams facing heavy salary-cap restrictions, they needed another team to make it happen.
In a busy summer for Barcelona, the club was involved in two transactions that affected NBA draft-and-stash players. Juan Nunez, the Spanish point guard
Center James Nnaji, the Charlotte Hornets' second round draft pick in 2023, will be playing on a new team this upcoming season. According to European basketball insider Luca D'Alessandro, Nnaji will play on a loan from Barcelona at Girona Basquet.
Center James Nnaji was selected in the 2nd round of the 2023 NBA Draft by the Detroit Pistons but his draft rights would go to the Hornets in a trade made on draft night.
ESPN's Jonathan Givony recently appeared as a guest on Nate Duncan's "Dunc'd on" podcast to breakdown the 2024 NBA Draft. While discussing the impact of the draft switching from one to two days, Givony made a startling revelation about James Nnaji who the Hornets traded up and selected 31st last year.
The Hornets 31st pick in the 2023 NBA Draft James Nnaji spent the past season playing for FC Barcelona. Following the end of Barcelona's season, it has been announced Nnaji has undergone surgery to address lumbar spine problems.
It's been six months since Hornets fans had their first glimpse of James Nnaji at Summer League. It's time to check in on his development and see how has he performed this season at Barcelona.