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June 7
Kadeem Allen, PG, Arizona (Und)
Austin Arians, SF, Wake Forest (Und)
V.J. Beachem, SF, Notre Dame (Und)
Jack Gibbs, PG, Davidson (Und)
Przemek Karnowski, C, Gonzaga (Und)
Mangok Mathiang, C, Louisville (Und)

June 10
Kyle Kuzma, PF, Utah (2nd)
Nigel Williams-Goss, PG, Gonzaga (2nd)
Antonio Blakeney, SG, LSU (Und)
Torian Graham, SG, Arizona State (Und)
Amile Jefferson, PF, Duke (Und)
Derrick Walton Jr., PG, Michigan (Und)

June 12
Donovan Mitchell, SG, Louisville (1st)
Terrance Ferguson, SG, Adelaide (1st)
Cameron Oliver, SF, Nevada (2nd)
Devin Robinson, SF, Florida (2nd)
Bryce Alford, PG, UCLA (Und)
Tai Webster, PG, Nebraska (Und)

June 13
Justin Patton, C, Creighton (1st)
P.J. Dozier, SG, South Carolina (2nd)
Jaron Blossomgame, SF, Clemson (2nd)
Avry Holmes, SG, Clemson (Und)
Quinton Stephens, PF, Georgia Tech (Und)
Antonius Cleveland, SG, SE-MO St. (Und)

June 14
Jamel Artis, SF, Pittsburgh (Und)
Melo Trimble, PG, Maryland (Und)
Sidy Djitte, C, Clemson (Und)
Xavier Rathan-Mayes, PG, Florida State (Und)
Youssoupha Fall, C, France (Und)
Elijah Wilson, SG, Coastal Carolina (Und)

June 16
John Collins, PF, Wake Forest (1st)
Derrick White, SG, Colorado (1st)
Tony Bradley, C, North Carolina (2nd)
Frank Mason, PG, Kansas (2nd)
Tyler Dorsey, SG, Oregon (2nd)
Sterling Brown, SG, SMU (2nd)

June 18
Luke Kennard, SG, Duke (1st)
Justin Jackson, SF, North Carolina (1st)
Bam Adebayo, C, Kentucky (1st)
Rodney Purvis, SG, UConn (Und)
Troy Caupain, PG, Cincinnati (Und)
Tim Kempton Jr., C, Lehigh (Und)

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Finally...meh



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Those guys would be great for the d league team

Karnowski was the reason Collins didn't start for Gonzaga, so he's probably draftable at least. The rest of these...

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Also has a similar name to kaminsky.

So, no prospect worth drafting. Awesome. Thanks for keeping us posted social media.

Seems our first 1-2 workouts each year are a group of 2nd rounders, UFA types. Maybe they like to get the kinks out before bringing in the 1st round guys - establish a baseline, determine which drills work best, drill down structure of workouts. Process probably changes slightly each year, so its probably good to have a warm-up.

BlackOutBuzz wrote:Karnowski was the reason Collins didn't start for Gonzaga, so he's probably draftable at least. The rest of these...

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He sucked in the National Championship game, couldn't even hit wide open layups. No thanks on the big goofy dude.


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TheKingofSting wrote:

BlackOutBuzz wrote:Karnowski was the reason Collins didn't start for Gonzaga, so he's probably draftable at least. The rest of these...

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He sucked in the National Championship game, couldn't even hit wide open layups. No thanks on the big goofy dude.


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yeah i question whether he makes it in the league but iirc he suffered an eye injury in that game and could only focus one of his eyes. that was definitely part of his struggles in the final game. I think he's worth a look if all our options are gone at 41.

I'm not opposed to a young big strong dude like him as our 14-15th man instead of an over-the-hill guy like Maxiell

Heard on the radio Justin Jackson has a workout with us scheduled (he said it in an interview).

I don't want Karnowski at 41. He's a pretty good passer for a big dude, but completely got by with bully ball. He's going to be a nonfactor and there are way too many better options around that slot

Another no-brainer is P.J. Dozier at 41, if he lasts that long, which I seriously doubt. Comes from an NBA pedigree and really showed me something in the tournament as a ball handler. He'll make some team happy as a swing guard with size and defensive potential. I believe he could handle the point in limited minutes.

TheKingofSting wrote:

BlackOutBuzz wrote:Karnowski was the reason Collins didn't start for Gonzaga, so he's probably draftable at least. The rest of these...

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He sucked in the National Championship game, couldn't even hit wide open layups. No thanks on the big goofy dude.


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Karnowski struggled big time with length and anyone he couldnt man handle. I dont see any way he is productive in the NBA

A few Hornets at the workout this morning



JOB goes 1-for-3 on this drill, working with new assistant coach

Cheeze wrote:Another no-brainer is P.J. Dozier at 41, if he lasts that long, which I seriously doubt. Comes from an NBA pedigree and really showed me something in the tournament as a ball handler. He'll make some team happy as a swing guard with size and defensive potential. I believe he could handle the point in limited minutes.

If we draft a big in the 1st we should trade up to get Dozier in the 2nd. He's another wing/guard that can't shoot, but he has enough skill with the ball in his hands to not be a liability on that end. And he has the defensive versatility to guard 1-3. I really, really like him as a prospect.

How does Dozier compare to the Harrison twin that we had?

Does not appear, at this time, that Giles will work out for the Hornets.

Is Luke refusing to workout for us or what is the deal?


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TheKingofSting wrote:Is Luke refusing to workout for us or what is the deal?


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Why would you assume that?

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