Hornets Officially Release Full Training Camp Roster

5 Rookies, 2 Veteran Free Agents, 14 Fully Contracted Players
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On the eve of training camp the Charlotte Hornets have officially announced the full 21 man training camp roster.

Charlotte have one remaining full roster spot open, with Frank Ntilikina, Edmond Sumner and Theo Maledon likely battling it out. Two way players Amari Bailey and Leaky Black, along with undrafted rookie Nathan Mensah will likely spend the majority of the season with the Greensboro Swarm. 

RJ Hunter and Sumner are the only unrestricted free agent veteran additions to the Hornets, with Hunter's path to a full roster spot looking unlikely. Sumner last played in the NBA last year with the Nets, after recovering from an Achilles tear playing for the Indiana Pacers where he was a 2nd round draft selection.

Despite Kai Jones being listed in the release, he won't be in attendance for at least the start of training camp as he is spending time away from the team following several peculiar social media posts

What is Kai Jones Doing?

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Twitter: @British_Buzz Linked In: James Plowright Muck Rack: James Plowright About Me Bylines for: Sports Illustrated, Sky Sports NBA, SB Nation, Queen City Hoops Based in Manchester in the United Kingdom, I have covered the Charlotte Hornets since 2008. When I was 16 years old I won a blogging competition on Bobcats.com, this ignited my passion for journalism and since then I went on to write for a variety of blogs; Hornets Planet, Queen City Hoops and At The Hive. In 2022 I took on the role as site content manager for the Charlotte Hornets Fannation site (AllHornets.com).  I am also the founder of the All Hornets Podcast Network, having recorded over 350+ Hornets related podcasts.  Awards - The All Hornets podcast was nominated for "Best Team Podcast" in the 2022 Sports Podcast Awards.  - I was nominated for "Sports Writer of the Year" in 2013 for LSU Media while studying my B.A in History and International Relations at Loughborough University.