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Writer Abdulqudus Babatunde argues that the Charlotte Hornets should avoid making a panic blockbuster trade despite enduring an offensive slump. The Hornets currently rank last in the NBA with a 100.5 offensive rating, having scored a modest 104 points in consecutive losses against the Philadelphia 76ers and Brooklyn Nets. While fans have suggested targeting Sacramento Kings center Domantas Sabonis, the author contends that rushing into such a move would be a mistake.
According to the analysis, Charlotte's struggles stem from poor shooting rather than flawed scheme design under Head Coach Charles Lee, as the team makes just 31% of its league-high wide-open three-pointers. Babatunde emphasizes that general manager Jeff Peterson must retain the team's cap flexibility and draft assets—accumulated following the trade of LaMelo Ball—instead of absorbing high-salary players.
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