Spencer Hawes wore the number 00 jersey for the Charlotte Hornets
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Spencer Hawes appeared in 92 games for the Charlotte Hornets while wearing the number 00 jersey between 2015 and 2017. As the third player in franchise history to wear that number, Hawes averaged 6.5 points and 4.2 rebounds during his tenure with the team. His stint in Charlotte ended at the 2017 trade deadline when the organization sent him and Roy Hibbert to the Milwaukee Bucks. In exchange for the pair, the Hornets acquired Miles Plumlee. Following his decade-long NBA career, which included a productive 2013-14 campaign split between the Philadelphia 76ers and Cleveland Cavaliers, Hawes played two seasons in the BIG3.
- •Spencer Hawes played 92 games for the Charlotte Hornets.
- •He was the third player to wear number 00 for the franchise.
- •The Hornets traded Hawes to the Milwaukee Bucks in 2017.
- •Miles Plumlee joined the Hornets in the trade involving Hawes and Roy Hibbert.
- •Hawes ended his playing career with the Boston Ball Hogs in the BIG3.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Charlotte Hornets jersey history No. 00 Spencer Hawes 2015-2017
"Former No. 10 overall pick Spencer Hawes played 92 games with the Charlotte Hornets, wearing the No. 00.
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