Charlotte Hornets’ biggest mistake in 2025 NBA free agency? Ignoring their most urgent positional need, despite strong additions.

The 2025 offseason and free agency period have given us plenty of action so far, but there have been some mistakes made by ...

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The Charlotte Hornets' 2024-25 season came to an end with a tight loss to the defending champions on Sunday. They finished 19-63, third-worst in the entire NBA.

As he initially closed in on restricted free agency 12 months ago, Bridges didn’t train in Charlotte as he had the previous offseasons, ... Still, make no mistake: He’ll be back with the Hornets.

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2025 free agent centers. Assuming the Hornets don't want to go after someone aging or wildly expensive, the options in the 2025 class are fairly limited.

The Charlotte Hornets are eyeing a veteran point guard to add depth behind fifth-year player LaMelo Ball as NBA free agency rumors swirl, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer.

Additionally, the Hornets also can use the non-taxpayer mid-level exception of $14.1 million per season or the bi-annual of $5.6 million, giving them another way to lure someone off the market.

That's a secondary thing the Hornets can target in the free agent pool. You never want to expect to have to sell at the trade deadline, but coming off a 19-win season is a good time to consider it.