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However, the team have just drafted JT Thor, a longer more defensive minded player who’s three point shooting likely projects to be better than McDaniels. Perhaps the most popular player among this list among fans, I imagine some are surprised to even see him being considered. Jalen McDaniels Photo by Will Newton/Getty Images So who do we expect to merge victorious? Wait, that’s the wrong question… Who do we expect to lose? That’s more like it, let’s look at the cases for each player. Financially there isn’t much between the four players in question with each making between $1.5-1.8 for the 21-22 season, with Iwundu and Martin expiring after this year and McDaniels and Richards having team options for 22-23 season. Christian Wood was cut by Milwaukee in 2019 in favour of Tim Frazier, Alex Caruso was waived by OKC in favour of former Charlotte Bobcat Reggie Williams, sometimes these decisions on the fringes of the roster can look perplexing years down the line. Who makes the final roster will likely have little impact on the team’s performance this year but there are always exceptions to the rule. However, in some rare cases the team, player and agent can agree to push back the guarantee date which often goes unreported. Both Richards and Iwundu have fully guaranteed contracts for the 21-22 season, while Martin (16 th August) and McDaniels (25 th August) had Non-Guaranteed deals which appear to have been picked up. I currently project Wes Iwundu, Nick Richards, Cody Martin and Jalen McDaniels to be the four players competing for the last three spots in the “Hornets Roster Spot Deathmatch”.

Following a flurry of moves this off-season the Charlotte Hornets roster currently have 16 players who have a chance to finish on the final 15-man roster.