The Milwaukee Bucks may be at full strength now with Damian Lillard back in uniform, but their problems aren’t just about the present. They’re about the summer.
As the Charlotte Hornets front office begins to determine how they will approach their franchise's pivotal offseason, Bleacher Report NBA analyst Andy Bailey suggested one trade that could potentially change the teams entire trajectory.
Mark Williams deserves massive kudos for how he handled himself in Charlotte this season. After the Hornets publicly announced their disinterest in having
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
Charlotte Hornets center Mark Williams was happy to be part of the Los Angeles Lakers. Until he wasn’t. The trade the Hornets and Lakers had in February that involved Williams taking his talent to the West Coast still garners attention in present day.
When he was selected in the first round of the 2022 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Hornets, Mark Williams likely thought he would be a key piece to the organization's long-term future.
On February 5th, Mark Williams' career briefly changed. He was suddenly headed to the Los Angeles Lakers to team up with LeBron James and Luka Doncic, and he was leaving the team that had drafted him.
It's officially the offseason for lottery teams, which means the Charlotte Hornets can start making plans for the future. That includes determining who will or won't be shipped out after a 19-win season once the window opens for trading again.
The New Orleans Pelicans have a new president of basketball operations and he may have to trade Zion Williamson this summer. According to NBA insider
The Charlotte Hornets nearly traded Mark Williams to the Los Angeles Lakers at the trade deadline, only for the deal to be called off due to a failed physical.
The 2024-25 season is finally over. And for Mark Williams, it is time for a break. This year has been a roller coaster one for the entire NBA, and the Charlotte Hornets big man was one of the team’s most unlikely stories.
The New York Knicks could look to make a trade or two during the offseason to make some improvements to the roster. Bleacher Report writer Zach Buckley
Very few teams in the NBA have an exciting young trio of players and another top draft pick soon to join them. The Charlotte Hornets have one of the league's top point guards in LaMelo Ball, a future all-star scorer in Brandon Miller, and a dynamic big man, Mark Williams, assuming he can stay healthy.
The Charlotte Hornets are back at home tonight to play host to the Sacramento Kings in what will be one of the last home games of the 2024-25 season. Here are our score predictions for tonight's game.
It may be yet another lost season for the Charlotte Hornets, but even in a stretch of meaningless games, they are finding some answers. Third-year center Mark Williams has elevated his game, particularly on the offensive end of the floor where he's shooting the best ball of his young career.
Mark Williams has been on a pretty hot streak since his failed trade to the Los Angeles Lakers. Perhaps most importantly, he's been pretty healthy, only missing some back-to-backs as a precaution for former injuries.
The Los Angeles Lakers completely reopened their long-term championship window this year, thanks to a stunning midseason blockbuster trade. L.A. flipped
The New York Knicks have been struggling without the injured Jalen Brunson, but Thursday night, they hit a new low.
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Charlotte Hornets will try to trade Mark Williams again in the offseason. The Hornets traded Williams to the
Some rival executives around the NBA expect the Hornets to reopen trade talks on center Mark Williams and explore the market for him again this summer, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Substack link).
Mark Williams has been through enough dramatic moments this month, and now he wants to focus on helping the Hornets for the rest of the season.
In his first game back with the Hornets following the nixed trade, Williams recorded 10 points, nine rebounds and two assists.
Mark Williams looked like he was going to be heading to the Los Angeles Lakers ahead of the trade deadline, but then things came undone when the trade was rescinded.
Just hours before the Charlotte Hornets visited the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night, Mark Williams remained miffed. The Charlotte center was dealt to the Lakers prior to the trade deadline before Los Angeles rescinded the deal 48 hours later, apparently due to issues pertaining with Williams' physical.
In an ironic twist, Hornets center Mark Williams is listed as probable to play against the Lakers on Wednesday.
The failed trade of Dalton Knecht for Mark Williams has seemingly left all involved unhappy.
Jaxson Hayes is the only healthy center on the Lakers roster right now.
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