Hornets adjust roster following the trade of LaMelo
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Last updated Sep 2, 2026

The Charlotte Hornets enter the upcoming NBA season following a period of significant roster changes. The team is moving forward after finalizing the trade of LaMelo, marking a shift for the franchise. This transition follows a campaign that stood as one of the most successful in recent history for the team. Management opted for these structural alterations during the offseason, prompting questions regarding the team's trajectory and on-court performance. The Hornets now look to integrate these changes into their rotation as the regular season approaches. Observers remain focused on how these modifications impact the team's competitive status in the Eastern Conference.
- •The Hornets executed a trade involving LaMelo this offseason.
- •The team is entering the upcoming season with a modified roster.
- •These changes follow one of the most successful seasons in recent franchise history.
- •Management initiated the roster turnover during the summer.
- 1:10 PMESPN — Hornets offseason recap and early-season preview: What's next after the LaMelo trade?
"Following one of the most successful seasons in recent franchise history, the Hornets decided to make big changes this offseason. Will it work?
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