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Is the LaMelo Ball era ending in Charlotte? Three potential landing spots for Hornets star guard

The LaMelo Ball era in Charlotte might be nearing its end. According to Yahoo NBA reporter Kelly Iko, the 24-year-old, one-time All-Star guard has “grown increasingly frustrated” with the Hornets and is open to a trade.

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LaMelo Ball Landing Spots After Surprise NBA Trade Rumor

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NBA insider floats bonkers LaMelo Ball trade idea that helps no one

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LaMelo Ball says he loves playing for the Hornets and denies reports that he’s frustrated

LaMelo Ball said Friday he wants to stay with the Charlotte Hornets despite the team’s struggles and increasing speculation about his future from outside the organization.

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3 best LaMelo Ball trade destinations amid reported frustration

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LaMelo Ball refutes report that he wants to be traded with one emoji

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Is LaMelo Ball Playing Today? Hornets vs Clippers Injury Report, Where to Watch NBA Cup & More (Nov. 22)

The Charlotte Hornets will look to snap their four-game losing streak today as they take on the LA Clippers in an early afternoon clash. LaMelo Ball and Co., who entered the season with playoff aspirations and a young core,

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Hornets rumors: LaMelo Ball viewed as losing franchise player around NBA

“LaMelo Ball’s a mega-talent, who I just don’t think can be the face of a winning franchise,” MacMahon said. “And by the way, that’s not considered a controversial opinion when you talk to people within the league.” His statement echoed what ...

LaMelo Ball: The President of Dreams and NBA Aspirations

LaMelo Ball's recent comments during the Minnesota Timberwolves' draft process have ignited discussions among NBA fans, revealing a blend of humor, aspiration, and the reality of professional basketball.

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Kon Knueppel Remains Atop NBA.com's Rookie Ladder

Kon Knueppel, the No. 4 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, has been arguably the most spectacular rookie in the NBA thus far. The Duke product is averaging 18.3 points, 6.1 rebounds and 3.0 assists on 47.3% shooting from the field and 40.3% from three. He leads first-year players in points, threes made and field goals.