The Charlotte Hornets might be filled with regret after an injury-filled season resulted in another year trending in the wrong direction. They've lost more games every year for the past three years.
The 2024-25 Charlotte Hornets campaign has come to an end, and no player is under a microscope more than the 6th overall pick in last June's draft, Tidjane Salaun.
Tidjane Salaun has not had the rookie compaign he would have hoped for thus far, but for a Hornets team far out of playoff contention with a number of injuries his development will be key for the back half of their season.
Can you name every player to average at least 17.0 PPG in the 2024 NBA playoffs?
The Charlotte Hornets picked Tidjane Salaun with the sixth overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. It was a pretty weak draft class going in, and it has so far panned out that way.
Tidjane Salaun and Moussa Diabate are two French NBA players who play for the Charlotte Hornets. They both speak English, but their native language is French.
He’s started each of the past six games for the Hornets.
The Charlotte Hornets took a swing at pick No. 6 in the 2024 NBA Draft. A class that was highly critized throughout its draft cycle and some were as low as ever on the bunch.
He finished with 17 points and three steals, helping his team erase a 17-point Miami lead in the final nine minutes.
A collection of observations about the Charlotte Hornets over the last two weeks. In this week's "5 Stings" I discuss why my panic meter is 1/100 on Brandon Miller, Grant Williams pump fake sorcery, Josh Green's offensive uncertainty and a fun Salaun stat to track this season.
France’s NBA impact is only beginning. Another prospect, Nolan Traore, is already drawing attention ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft.
Here's a stock report highlighting several of the most notable rookies in the Association.
In a game that saw the Charlotte Hornets fall to the Boston Celtics 124-109, rookie forward Tidjane Salaun made a significant impact in his third NBA regular season game.
This week's "5 Stings" looks at Tidjane Salaun's impressive defensive versatility, bemoans the lack of Nick Richards appreciation and focuses in on Charles Lee's tough love approach, and much more!
A look at the Charlotte Hornets entering the 2024-25 season … Coach: Charles Lee Last Season: 21-61 (failed to make the playoffs) New Faces: Josh Green, Taj Gibson, Tidjane Salaun, Charlie Brown Jr., DaQuan Jeffries, Duane Washington Jr.
Taken with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, Tidjane Salaun was a welcome surprise for most Charlotte Hornets fans. The team could’ve very well swung for another older, win-now prospect near the top of the draft in hopes of him assimilating quickly next to stars LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller.
Stunned. That was the reaction of Hornets fans and NBA analysts on draft night after Tidjane Salaun was selected with the 6th pick in the 2024 draft. Heading into draft night Salaun's over/under draft position was set at 12.5 by sports books, eventually being selected in the top 10 surprised many.
The Charlotte Hornets ended up back in the lottery for the 2024 NBA Draft, similar to other Eastern Conference teams like the Atlanta Hawks or Washington Wizards.
The Charlotte Hornets schedule has been released and fans are starting to anticipate the beginning of the NBA season. The Charlotte Hornets odds for their win total are -122 for the over and +100 for the under on a win total prediction of 29.5.
Tidjane Salaun was a tantalizing prospect for NBA draft fans and evaluators. Salaun’s rookie preview may have more ‘guesswork’ than others, but his talent and upside are obvious.
The 2024 NBA Draft was an interesting one as the group lacked consensus making it difficult to project. The Charlotte Hornets selected the French breakout wing Tidjane Salaun with the No.
Here's a look at how the Hornets' offseason has gone so far and what to expect next.
The Charlotte Hornets surprised everyone when they selected Tidjane Salaun using the No. 6 overall pick of the NBA Draft earlier this summer, especially with guys like Donovan Clingan, Zach Edey, Rob Dillingham, Kel’el Ware, Dalton Knecht, and Matas Buzelis still available at the time.
In selecting Brandon Miller No. 2 overall at the 2023 NBA Draft, the Charlotte Hornets added another dangerous weapon who seems capable of an All-Star bid down the line — as showcased by his rookie season and 23.0 points per game at Summer League a few weeks ago.
The Hornets have signed lottery pick Tidjane Salaun to his rookie scale contract.
Klay Thompson is officially a member of the Dallas Mavericks. Thompson agreed to a three-year, $50 million deal with the Mavericks on Monday, but the Mavs had to work out a sign-and-trade with the Golden State Warriors to make the deal work.
With the 2024 NBA Draft completed, what grade did the Charlotte Hornets get for their selections? It was another disappointing season for the Charlotte Hornets, as the team continues to be part of the NBA Lottery.
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