Miles Bridges Confused by Reported Uncertain Future in Charlotte

Will the Hornets keep Miles Bridges throughout this season and beyond?
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The Hornets are off to a slow start to the 2023-24 season but Miles Bridges, who missed a full year of basketball due to his off-the-court situation, has not had many issues.

In his first seven games, Bridges is averaging 20.3 points and 7.6 rebounds while shooting 51% from the field and 45% from three-point range - all improved categories since he last played in 2021-22.

If the Hornets and Bridges continue trending in opposite directions, his name will start to be mentioned in trade rumors the closer we get to the deadline. Bridges is on a one-year deal and according to Jake Fischer of Yahoo! Sports, there's "not a lot of confidence" that Bridges will be back in Charlotte next year

Bridges saw the report on X and was confused by it, putting a question mark under the aggregated report.

Bridges has stated several times over the last few years how much he loves being in Charlotte and wants to remain here long-term. But to Fischer's point, if the Hornets plan on being sellers at the deadline or expect to make front office/coaching changes at season's end, it would at least be worth the effort to see what a trade would net the organization. The last thing they can do is let Bridges walk for free.

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Schuyler Callihan
SCHUYLER CALLIHAN

schuylercallihan(at)gmail.com  Twitter:@Callihan_ Schuyler Callihan is the lead publisher of Mountaineers Now, All Panthers, and All Hornets on FanNation/Sports Illustrated. He took over publishing duties of All Panthers in 2020 and wanted to expand his professional coverage in the Queen City by running the operations at All Hornets. Schuyler attended Bethany College in Bethany, West Virginia before finishing up his schooling at Alamance Community College in Graham, North Carolina. The Wheeling, West Virginia native made the move to North Carolina in 2015 and has been in Charlotte since 2021.