Lance Stephenson's Hornets Legacy | Charlotte Hornets News

0:00On September 15, Lance Stephenson, you know, the guy who played for the Pacers were a minute, he inked a three-year deal worth 27 million. Dallas with the Charlotte Hornets back in 2014. He was mostly coming off the bench, playing about 26 minutes a game, dropping 8.2 points, 4.5 boards, and almost four. Dimes. After just one season in Charlotte, they shipped him out. He ended up being traded for Spencer Halls and Matt Barnes, though Barnes never even played a game for them. Stephenson kept grinding in the league for another nine seasons after that, finishing his NBA career in 2021-2022 with the Hawks and then back with the Pacers. He played a total of 10 seasons in the NBA, putting up solid numbers like 8.6 points and 4.1 rebounds. Even though his NBA days are behind him, he's still hooping, recently showing out in the B.I.G. 3 league. The Hornets have been digging into their Jersey number history, and Stephenson's time wearing number 1 is part of that.

1:01They've been looking back at everyone who rocked that number for them, from Mugsy Boggs to Kenba Walker. So yeah, Lance Devinson, a notable chapter in Hornets history, and still active on the court. That's the story for today, Charlotte Hornets News, today, driven by A.I.