It's that time of year when the business aspect of sports comes into play, which leads to decisions that can be hard to make or decide about. One decision the Hornets will have to make this summer will be about the future of Josh Okogie, whose contract isn't fully guaranteed for the 2025-2026 season.
During the 2024-25 season, the Charlotte Hornets made a pair of trades with the Phoenix Suns, landing them guard/wing Josh Okogie and center Jusuf Nurkic, in addition to draft capital.
During exit interviews, one Hornets player went out of his way to recognize some of the team's top young talent. Veteran guard Josh Okogie showed some love to the team’s core group of players, highlighting their versatility.
An NBA player has come off of the bench to score 20 or more points in a Finals game on 41 occasions in league history. How many of the players to do it can you name in six minutes?
It didn't take long for Josh Okogie to be come a favorite of Charlotte Hornets fans. The relentless swingman was acquired from the Phoenix Suns on January 15th and quickly endeared himself to Charlotte's most faithful supporters.
Just an hour before the Charlotte Hornets' home game against the Orlando Magic, the team announced that veteran forward Josh Okogie had been upgraded from questionable to available.
Help is on the way! The Charlotte Hornets have assigned forward Josh Okogie to the Greensboro Swarm for a rehab assignment, per the team. The team also transferred two-way guard Damian Baugh back to the G League after Tuesday's practice.
Hornets wing Josh Okogie has been diagnosed with a hamstring strain.
The Hornets are seeking “creative” answers to their rotation with star guard LaMelo Ball out with an ankle injury, according to The Charlotte Observer’s Alex Zietlow.
It took him a little while to get acclimated, but Josh Okogie has arrived. The Charlotte Hornets added him to help match salaries with the Phoenix Suns when they traded Nick Richards and initially were reportedly looking at flipping him.
Josh Okogie was part of the return from the Nick Richards trade. The Charlotte Hornets were expected to look into flipping him to net even more assets.
Since Phoenix acquired Nick Richards from Charlotte earlier this month, the focus has largely been on the big man’s impact in the desert. However, the trade has also benefited the Hornets, with veteran swingman Josh Okogie emerging as a valuable contributor.
It didn't take long for Josh Okogie to live up to his billing. When the Charlotte Hornets traded for Okogie they acquired a dogged defender with a penchant for crashing the glass on both ends of the floor.
The Charlotte Hornets just got Josh Okogie back as the primary return for Nick Richards. According to a new report, he might not be a member of the Hornets for very long.
The Charlotte Hornets recently made a move by trading big man Nick Richards and a second-round pick to the Phoenix Suns, getting Josh Okogie and three second-round picks in return.
The Charlotte Hornets acquired Josh Okogie and second-round picks from the Phoenix Suns in a trade that sent Nick Richards to Phoenix. Okogie was mostly used in the deal as a facilitator for the Suns to land Richards, but Okogie should have a role with the Hornets.
Earlier this week, the Charlotte Hornets made their first trade of the season, sending center Nick Richards and a future second-round pick to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for veteran guard Josh Okogie and three second-round picks.
The Hornets acquired forward Josh Okogie in a trade with the Suns on Wednesday and they may not be done. At least, not if you listen to president of basketball operations Jeff Peterson, who sent center Nick Richards to Phoenix as part of the deal.
On Wednesday, the Phoenix Suns made a trade with the Charlotte Hornets to land Nick Richards. In the deal, they sent the Hornets Josh Okogie. Via Suns.com: "PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns today acquired center Nick Richards from the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for guard/forward Josh Okogie.
Without making a major trade over the summer, can the Suns make a Finals run, or was last year’s postseason a precursor of things to come in 2024-25?
The Golden State Warriors might have been able to pull off a sharper offseason with a few different moves.
The Phoenix Suns and guard Josh Okogie have agreed to a two-year, $16 million contract that will keep Okogie with the organization, per Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The 25-year-old arrived in Phoenix in the 2022 offseason as a free agent after spending his first four pro seasons with the Timberwolves. Minnesota initially selected him with the No. 20 pick out of Georgia Tech in the 2018 draft.
Josh Okogie is coming off his second season playing for the Phoenix Suns. The former Georgia Tech star finished the year with averages of 4.6 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.1 assists per contest while shooting 41.7% from the field and 30.9% from the three-point range in 60 games (11 starts).
The Phoenix Suns barely have enough players under contract to field a starting lineup and have no cap space for the summer.
It appears Suns GM James Jones has a few more moves up his sleeve to shore up the roster.
The Phoenix Suns have upgraded Josh Okogie to probable for their matchup against the Orlando Magic on New Years Eve. Okogie has missed six games over the past few weeks due to a right ankle injury.
Tuesdays are always a little quiet in the Association. There are just five games tonight but three good ones, maybe two because Phoenix is not quite whole yet. Here is where to place your bets.
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