The Charlotte Hornets are 3-27 in their last 30 games played
Everything seems quiet this last couple of days before the trade deadline. The last trade involving big names happende this past week, were the Houston Rockets sent Victor Oladipo to the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for Steven Adams. This deal was a win-win because both teams are looking a little better after the trade but it wasn't anything too drastic to change the Rockets' position.
The play-in continues to be a key factor in trade negotiations, with more teams acting as buyers. However, the lack of first-round picks in play and the low number of available players have marked this season of trades.
In terms of possible moves, Marcus Smart, Wendell Carter and other prominent names have been ruled out in various conversations. Atlanta Hawks and Charlotte Hornets stand out as the focal points of activity, exploring veteran options and consolidating strategies for the future.
With names like Kyle Lowry and Gordon Hayward on the table, and players like P.J. Washington and Nick Richards generating interest, the close of the trade market promises to be a key period in defining the direction of several NBA franchises.
The Charlotte Hornets are 3-27 in their last 30 games played